InstaLILY Secures $25M to Expand AI Teammates for Distribution

Aug 28, 2025
InstaLILY has raised $25 million in a Series A funding round led by Insight Partners to enhance its AI platform for distribution-heavy industries.

InstaLILY has raised $25 million in a Series A funding round led by Insight Partners, with participation from Perceptive Ventures and Marvin Ventures, announced in a press release. The funding will support the expansion of InstaLILY's AI platform, which deploys domain-trained agents known as InstaWorkers™ to automate sales, service, and operations in industries reliant on complex distribution.

InstaLILY's platform is designed for execution rather than mere automation, allowing companies to hire vertical-specific AI Teammates that integrate with existing systems like ERPs and CRMs. These InstaWorkers™ are trained on industry-specific processes and can autonomously complete workflows, providing significant efficiency gains in sectors such as construction supply, OEM equipment, and insurance services.

The new funding will enable InstaLILY to broaden its catalog of pre-trained InstaWorkers™ across additional verticals and enhance integration with common enterprise systems. The company aims to accelerate the adoption of AI Teammates without disrupting existing workflows, furthering its mission to transform operationally intensive industries.

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