Attio Secures $52M to Advance AI-Native CRM Platform

Aug 26, 2025
Attio has raised $52 million in Series B funding led by GV to enhance its AI-native CRM platform, designed for go-to-market teams.

Attio has raised $52 million in Series B funding, led by GV (Google Ventures), announced in a press release. This investment aims to accelerate the development of Attio's AI-native CRM platform, which is designed to provide go-to-market teams with the flexibility to build customized systems.

The funding will support Attio's mission to create a CRM that deeply integrates AI into its architecture, allowing for real-time data ingestion, intelligent workflows, and programmable surfaces. These features enable teams to automate complex processes and build applications directly within the CRM, enhancing efficiency and adaptability.

Attio's platform is already utilized by 5,000 customers, including leading AI companies such as Lovable, Granola, Modal, and Replicate. With this new funding, Attio plans to scale its engineering efforts, focusing on advanced agent collaboration, granular permissions, and predictive intelligence to further expand its capabilities.

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