Nums AI Raises $1.5 Million for Tabular Data Models

Nov 4, 2026
Nums AI raised $1.5 million in a second preseed closing, bringing its cumulative funding to $4.6 million. The startup will develop its Causilo model and expand its team.

Nums AI raised $1.5 million in the second closing of its preseed round, bringing its cumulative funding to $4.6 million, according to WowTale. Mirae Asset Venture Investment and Korea Investment Partners each contributed about $760,000.

The Seoul startup also secured $600,000 in research funding through South Korea's TIPS startup support program. It plans to use the capital to develop its tabular data models and hire staff.

Nums AI develops Causilo, a foundation model that makes predictions from data arranged in rows and columns, including transaction histories, sales records and customer information. The company released the model's code and pretrained weights publicly, while commercial use requires a separate license.

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