Clueso raises $10M Series A for AI agents that make corporate video
San Francisco-based Clueso has raised a $10M Series A led by India-focused Dharana Capital, bringing total funding to $12M. The company says more than 1,000 businesses use its platform, naming Atlassian, Zendesk, Seismic and Ironclad, and reports customer claims of fivefold productivity gains and 80% lower production costs, none of which was independently verified. Its agents navigate real software, perform the workflow and record the footage themselves, then rerun it to refresh videos when a product changes; a connector also lets assistants including Claude and ChatGPT create, edit and manage videos. The report says more than 80% of the new money came from existing investors increasing their stakes, leaving new backers under $2M of the round. Rival Synthesia was valued at $4B in January after a $200M round led by Google Ventures.
It shows agentic tools pushing into the enterprise video niche, where startups face an incumbent with far more funding and customers.
Clueso has raised a $10M Series A led by Dharana Capital for AI agents that script, record and maintain corporate video, bringing total funding to $12M. The market it is entering is led by London’s Synthesia, which was valued at $4B in January after a $200M round.
Clueso has raised a $10M Series A for AI agents that make corporate video. Dharana Capital led the round, which takes the three-year-old company’s total funding to $12M.
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