VibeIQ Raises $22.5 Million for AI Product Decision Platform

August 10, 2026
VibeIQ raised $22.5 million in growth financing led by Volition Capital, with Venture Guides participating. The company plans to use the funding for product work, AI features, integrations, hiring, and expansion across consumer product categories.

VibeIQ has raised $22.5 million in growth financing led by Volition Capital, with participation from Venture Guides, the company announced in a press release.

The Boston based company offers an AI native product decision platform for apparel, footwear, consumer goods, and private label retail. The platform gives merchandising, design, and product development teams one live view of product lines, including creative intent, commercial targets, margin, regional adoption, and downstream status.

Its embedded AI helps teams identify product gaps, duplication, trade offs, and margin risk before development and sourcing costs are committed. VibeIQ says its customers include New Balance, Vera Bradley, Converse, and Kizik.

The funding is planned for product investment, deeper integrations, team expansion, and growth across apparel, footwear, consumer goods, and private label retail.

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