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Climatta

Techstars '24

Dover, US · Founded 2024 · 4 employees on LinkedIn · 2 known investors

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Climatta connects to utility providers (electricity, water, and gas) across Mexico to automatically extract and structure invoice data for companies. The platform eliminates manual data collection by using AI to access provider portals and deliver clean, organized billing information ready for analysis.

Also known as Climatta

Investors · 2

Techstarslisted by TechstarsBoulder · $220K

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Company profile

researched Sep 2026

Climatta is a utility data and carbon accounting company serving companies with multiple sites. Its core service connects to any of the 2,500-plus electricity, water and gas providers in Mexico, logs into each provider portal on the customer's behalf, downloads each invoice and extracts the underlying fields — consumption, rates, charges and due dates — returning clean, structured data in a dashboard or as an Excel export. The company states that no APIs, IT involvement or ERP changes are required, that setup takes 48 hours, and that customers typically receive data from their first sites within the first billing cycle.

Beyond extraction, Climatta positions a second layer of analysis: auditing the same invoice data for overcharges and losses to build a cost-savings business case for finance or leadership, addressed through a dedicated CFO-facing page. An accelerator profile describes the platform more broadly as utility management and carbon accounting for SMEs and corporations, centralizing energy, water, waste and transportation data to reduce emissions, identify tax incentives and improve operational efficiency. In the founder's product demonstration, setup is described as taking roughly 30 seconds, with up to 24 months of historical data extracted and analyzed within minutes and presented as improvement plans covering energy efficiency, tax deductions and a transition to renewable energy.

Founding story

Co-founder and CEO Iñaki González Rubio has described deciding to work on climate after observing environmental change over 11 years at a lake an hour from Mexico City where he went duck hunting with his father — lower water levels, temperatures rising from about 5°F to 44°F, and far fewer ducks. He frames Climatta's thesis as sustainability being treated as a way to optimize cash flow rather than an expense.

Business model

B2B software and data service sold to companies operating multiple sites. Prospects are offered a free extraction of a sample of their sites, followed by a 30-day pilot across all sites if they proceed.

Traction

Website states the service is used by leading enterprises across Mexico and features a testimonial from Ana Laura Treviño, Sustainability Manager at HEB, describing manual invoice collection across almost 90 locations and at least three utility types. An anonymous sustainability director at a multi-site LATAM company is quoted saying data collection previously took almost a year.

Latest developments

An episode of The Pitch featuring co-founder and CEO Iñaki González was published on 2026-03-04, in which he stated he was raising $750,000; the panel included Elizabeth Yin (Hustle Fund), Jesse Middleton (Flybridge), Laura Lucas (L'ATTITUDE Ventures) and Mike Ma (Sidecut Ventures).

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

Operates in utility data automation and carbon accounting, focused on the fragmented Mexican utility market where water alone has more than 2,500 utilities, around 70% of which are described as still relying on in-person or paper billing. The founder framed the opportunity as companies overspending more than $300 billion a year on inefficiencies hidden in utility invoices, and 40% of global carbon emissions coming from the built environment.

Direct portal connection without APIs, IT work or ERP changes; coverage claimed across all 2,500+ Mexican electricity, water and gas providers; delivery of structured data within 48 hours of setup; positioning sustainability as a cash-flow optimization exercise rather than a compliance cost.

Technology

AI agents log into utility provider portals directly rather than through APIs or ERP integrations, download invoice PDFs and extract structured fields such as consumption, rates, charges and due dates. The system is described as connecting to any of 2,500+ Mexican electricity, water and gas providers, with setup of 48 hours (30 seconds in the founder's demo description) and extraction and analysis of up to 24 months of historical data. The service runs on Google Cloud, follows ISO 27001-aligned practices, carries $1M USD in cyber insurance, and signs an NDA before accessing customer portals.

Go-to-market

Direct sales through a 30-minute booked demo, a free no-commitment extraction of a sample of the prospect's sites, and a 30-day pilot. Positioned as requiring no IT team, no integrations and no ERP changes. Visibility also comes from accelerator programs and a startup pitch podcast appearance.

Companies in Mexico with many sites and utility accounts — cited examples include commercial real estate, hotel brands, manufacturing facilities and multi-site retailers — with buyers in sustainability, operations and finance (CFO) roles. An accelerator profile lists SMEs and corporations.

Geography

Operations and provider coverage centered on Mexico. An accelerator profile lists Argentina, India, Mexico, Peru and the United States.

History

Climatta was selected for the Techstars Miami powered by J.P. Morgan Fall 2024 cohort, where it was described as simplifying ESG compliance for businesses. It is also listed in the Orbit Startups 2025 portfolio. In March 2026 co-founder and CEO Iñaki González appeared on The Pitch (season 15, episode 5), pitching the company while raising $750,000.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Cyber insurance coverageJan 2026$1M
HeadcountAug 20264
Historical data extracted per accountJan 202624 months
Pilot lengthJan 202630 days
Setup timeJan 202648 hours
Utility providers connected in MexicoJan 20262,500 providers

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 3

launches, deals, and filings
Mar 2026
Co-founder and CEO pitches Climatta on The Pitch (S15 E5)

Iñaki González presented Climatta to investors Elizabeth Yin (Hustle Fund), Jesse Middleton (Flybridge), Laura Lucas (L'ATTITUDE Ventures) and Mike Ma (Sidecut Ventures), stating he was raising $750,000.

$750K source ↗

Jan 2025
Listed in Orbit Startups 2025 portfolio

Climatta appears in Orbit Ventures' portfolio tagged Orbit Startups 2025, categorized under Sustainability, Circular Economy and Enterprise Software.

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Sep 2024
Selected for Techstars Miami powered by J.P. Morgan Fall 2024 cohort

Climatta was named in the 12-company Fall 2024 class of Techstars Miami powered by J.P. Morgan, described in the announcement as simplifying ESG compliance for businesses.

source ↗

Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

▸Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Climatta do?
Climatta uses AI to log into Mexican electricity, water and gas provider portals and deliver structured utility invoice data.
Who are Climatta's investors?
Climatta's investors include Techstars, Firstrock Capital.
Where is Climatta headquartered?
Climatta is headquartered in Dover, US.