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Search ArticlesEliseAI deepens vertical operations in housing and healthcare
Bessemer Venture Partners co-leads EliseAI’s $350M funding following $200M ARR milestone and the launch of Apollo, a universal property management agent. Sameer Dholakia, Brian Feinstein, Alex Yuditski & Libbie Frost In their early days of building, co-founders Minna Song and Tony Stoyanov had an AI tool to answer after-hours leasing inquiries for property managers in New York. Since then, their first product has opened the door to go deeper into those workflows and beyond.
$5.75 billion to back the founders building what’s next
For generations, we’ve had a front row seat to consequential technology shifts, backed the entrepreneurs defining them early, and continued supporting the strongest companies as they scale. Today, we're announcing $5.75 billion in new capital to continue that work amidst this AI era: $1.75 billion for seed and early-stage investing and $4 billion for growth, raised in a single close. There’s no question that the moment we’re in transcends previous technology waves.
The trailblazer in enterprise AI: Wonderful's $550M Series C
Less than 20 months ago, Bar Winkler (Chief Executive Officer) and Roey Lalazar (Chief Technology Officer) founded Wonderful to build an AI OS for enterprises. We made a seed investment shortly after meeting them, and we've watched the company live up to its name ever since. Wonderful is one of the most ambitious teams we've ever worked with and one of the fastest growing companies in our portfolio.
Devin’s next commit
Bessemer is proud to announce our investment in Cognition, the company behind Devin. For the last three years, the story of AI has primarily been a story about assistance. Autocomplete got better, chat got better, the IDE got smarter. Every one of those advances made developers faster inside a workflow that barely changed. Cognition built something radically different: self-driving software.
Devin's next commit
Bessemer’s thesis for investing in Cognition and the future of agentic software development. Brian Feinstein, Talia Goldberg & Grace Ma Published on Sep 8, 2026 Bessemer is proud to announce our investment in Cognition, the company behind Devin. For the last three years, the story of AI has primarily been a story about assistance. Autocomplete got better, chat got better, the IDE got smarter. Every one of those advances made developers faster inside a workflow that barely changed.
The trailblazer in enterprise AI: Wonderful's $550M Series C
Less than 20 months ago, Bar Winkler (Chief Executive Officer) and Roey Lalazar (Chief Technology Officer) founded Wonderful to build an AI OS for enterprises. We made a seed investment shortly after meeting them, and we've watched the company live up to its name ever since. Wonderful is one of the most ambitious teams we've ever worked with and one of the fastest growing companies in our portfolio.
Building the governed context layer for enterprise AI with Twin1
The most valuable knowledge in a professional organization lives within the minds of its people. A law partner carries years of deal precedent and judgment into every engagement, and the third-year associate knows which paralegal turns a closing checklist around overnight or which specialist to pull in before a question becomes a problem. For centuries, firms have moved this context through hierarchy, meetings, and apprenticeship, because human memory was the only place it existed.
Flagler Health: The AI-native solution for musculoskeletal care
Today, a musculoskeletal physician spends roughly two hours on a computer for every hour they spend with a patient. The economics make the job even harder. Medicare reimbursement for musculoskeletal care has dropped more than 20% over the past two decades, margins continue to compress, and clinical staff continue to experience high turnover.
Onyx Security: defining cybersecurity in the agentic era
Every technological revolution creates a generational security company. The internet created Palo Alto Networks. The endpoint created CrowdStrike. The cloud created Wiz. AI agents are the next revolution, and we believe the company that owns it will be bigger than any that came before. This is why we’re backing Onyx Security—the cybersecurity company building the enterprise control plane for the agentic era.
Act: Proactive cloud security
Over the last decade, cloud security has revealed where risk lies across organizations, setting off an endless race to fix vulnerabilities. Security teams are handed infinite tables of misconfigurations and vulnerabilities and then spend their days triaging one finding at a time, while the real problem (the access lying underneath) typically expands. That gap used to be tolerable when exploiting access required a human moving at human speed.