Limy, an Agentic Web infrastructure platform, this week emerged from stealth, announcing a $10M funding round led by Flybridge with participation from a16z speedrun. Other investors include Axiom, Clarim, Communitas, JRV and AnD. As the web shifts to AI agents, Limy’s platform provides brands control over visibility, influence, and conversions to drive revenue in the Agentic Web.
“We’re at the beginning of a seismic shift in how information is organized on the Web, and brands have to adapt to the AI-powered future,” said Jeff Bussgang, general partner and co-founder at Flybridge. “Limy is leading the way, turning the black box of AI into a channel for brand discoverability, engagement, and direct revenue. Agentic commerce is the future, and Limy is leading brands there.”
“We’ve been highly impressed with Limy’s distinct approach to AI discoverability, leveraging its proprietary data based on agentic behavior rather than user activity,” said Troy Kirwin, investment partner at a16z speedrun. “We’re excited to be backing Limy, who are at the forefront of AI optimization and advertising in our emerging Agentic Web era. We have the utmost confidence in the founding team’s technical prowess and leadership.”
Limy’s platform identifies and decodes every agent and bot interaction that takes place within a site, detecting what information is being fetched and what action is or isn’t being taken. This creates a direct, measurable link between prompts, agent behavior, and business impact. Limy produces its own proprietary data based on these agent interactions, generating specific insights for brands to win AI visibility as the LLM answer.
By operating directly at the infrastructure web layer, Limy has developed an attribution model based on its distinct ability to track and value the entire customer journey via AI and assign prompts to revenue. The company said it is the first platform to connect AI agents to real user outcomes, revealing why, how and what value was generated from AI traffic.
“Other players in this space are focused on what users are entering into LLMs, i.e. user data, but in the Agentic Web, agents’ actions are much more important,” said CEO and co-founder Aviv Shamny. “The shift from user data to agent data is underway—and that’s exactly where we’re focused, giving us a clear advantage. We’re delighted that a16z speedrun, Flybridge and our other tier one investors have recognized how critical this is to the future of AI discovery.”