Vapi has raised $20m in Series A funding which was led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
Vapi aims to help customers seamlessly integrate AI voice agents into their workflows, services and customer interactions.
The company has scaled to millions in revenue in just six months by serving a range of enterprises, from customer support to outbound sales and telehealth to food ordering.
Vapi wants to empower developers so they can build AI voice agents in minutes, whilst ensuring that the technology remains accessible and reliable.
The company also aims to provide a platform to the healthcare and telehealth, travel and hospitality, finance and insurance and retail and food services sectors.
In particular, the company aims to help businesses scale their revenue with generative voice models that can scale to millions of calls.
Vapi's platform is built for performance and scalability and boasts natural turn-taking, global infrastructure and sub-500ms latency.
This will now open doors for Vapi to expand the engineering team and onboard new enterprise customers with a view to further strengthening its real-time infrastructure.
Ultimately Vapi seeks to make voice AI as accessible and dependable as any other API in a modern developer's stack.
With the $20m Series A in hand, Vapi aims to usher in a future where voice agents are as common and reliable as web or mobile interfaces.