Limy Raises $10 Million to Help Brands Compete in the Agentic Web
In a press release, Limy announced it has raised $10 million in funding to support its platform that enables brands to manage visibility, influence, and conversions in the emerging Agentic Web. The round was led by Flybridge Capital Partners, with participation from a16z Speedrun, Axiom, Clarim, Communitas, JRV, and AnD.
Limy’s platform operates at the web infrastructure layer to analyze and interpret interactions between AI agents and brand websites. It tracks which information agents access and how those actions affect conversions, creating measurable links between prompts, agent behavior, and business outcomes.
The company stated that some Fortune 100 clients already attribute up to 10% of their revenue to the platform. Limy’s proprietary data model focuses on agentic behavior rather than user activity, positioning it to provide insights into how AI-driven interactions influence brand performance.
Limy’s founding team includes CEO Aviv Shamny, COO Ido Zabarsky, and CTO Ori Reichman. The company offers both a self-serve dashboard for marketers and deeper integrations for enterprise clients and agencies.
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