Nebuly has raised $21 million in Series A funding to help enterprises measure the business value of AI agents. Its platform links AI activity to time saved and revenue, rather than simply counting users and prompts.
Nebuly secured the funding round led by Planven, with participation from investors including Exor Ventures and Fastweb+Vodafone. It plans to expand its sales teams in the US and Europe and continue developing its platform.
Many businesses track AI adoption through user, prompt and response counts, which do not necessarily show financial returns. Nebuly assesses employee-facing tools for time savings, additional capacity and new tasks staff can perform. For customer-facing assistants, it tracks AI-influenced revenue, potential customer churn and opportunities to sell additional services.
The platform connects to custom-built agents and assistants based on Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot. It can run on company infrastructure or in a private cloud without sending enterprise data to external model APIs. Finance teams can review and adjust its calculation assumptions, giving businesses a way to scrutinise the figures rather than accept them at face value.
The funding commits capital to measuring AI business outcomes rather than treating higher usage as proof of success.
Support for several AI providers lets businesses assess tools together rather than rely only on separate adoption figures.
Private deployment offers a way to evaluate AI agents while keeping enterprise data away from external model APIs.
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