Runable, an AI agent platform that helps users build, run and grow their business, has raised $21 million in its Series A funding round co-led by Susquehanna Venture Capital and Nexus Venture Partners.
The funding saw continued participation from previous investors Together Fund and Array VC, the startup said in a statement.
The company plans to deploy the fresh capital across three key areas. It will expand its growth capabilities by adding more channels, improving measurement and enabling its agents to independently identify and fix campaign issues. Runable also plans to scale Runable Academy, a free module aimed at helping business owners learn how to build and grow their businesses. In addition, the startup will expand its workforce across engineering, machine learning, product, growth and customer support functions.
“Building software stopped being the hard part,” said Umesh Kumar, co-founder and CEO of Runable. “Nobody starts a business because they want a landing page. They start it because they want customers and revenue. Software creation got automated. Everything after it didn’t. That’s what Runable is for.”
Founded in 2025 by Umesh Kumar and Saksham Sarda, Runable is a single platform that builds, runs, and grows a business end to end, sharing the same context and memory across every task. It builds and ships real products on real infrastructure, including websites, mobile and internal apps, pitch decks, market analysis, prospect lists and marketing videos, with database, authentication, payments and deployment included.
Once a business is live, Runable helps run it day to day and grow it by running paid campaigns across ChatGPT Ads, Meta, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok. It also creates and schedules social content, runs cold email and DMs, and makes voice calls using a real phone number. In addition, the platform tracks competitors and brand sentiment and handles SEO, AEO and customer support.
The funding round comes after Runable grew to $2 million in ARR within three weeks of its launch and reached 1.5 million users with a team of 15.
