Unframe

Unframe is an enterprise AI company that builds tailored, production-grade AI solutions for large organizations, positioning itself as a "managed AI delivery platform." Its platform is assembled from a library of reusable, modular AI building blocks — described internally as "Lego pieces" — spanning semantic search, reasoning, automation, intelligent agents and document extraction. These components are combined according to a specification the company calls a Blueprint, which defines how parts connect to address a specific enterprise use case. The company groups its offering into four solution pillars: observability and reporting, extraction and abstraction of unstructured content, automation and agents, and knowledge on-demand.

The platform is model-agnostic, works with existing customer systems and data without requiring data migration or model fine-tuning, and can be deployed in a customer's own cloud, on-premises, or as managed SaaS. Unframe states that no customer data leaves the enterprise perimeter unless the customer chooses otherwise, and the platform includes agent governance and data security controls. Reported use cases include analysis of lease documents for commercial real estate firms, promotion planning for retailers, and crew scheduling for airlines. The company says solutions can be delivered in days rather than months, addressing the gap between enterprise AI pilots and operational deployment.

Unframe was founded in 2024 by three former Noname Security executives and is headquartered in Cupertino, California, with offices in Tel Aviv and Berlin. It has raised approximately $100 million in total, including a $30 million round announced in April 2025 and a $50 million Series B announced in 2026.

Founding story

Unframe was founded in 2024 by CEO Shay Levi, COO Larissa Schneider and VP of R&D Adi Azarya, all previously executives at API security company Noname Security, which was acquired by Akamai in 2024 for roughly $450–500 million. Levi was Noname's co-founder and CTO, Schneider led global marketing operations, and Azarya managed parts of the company's R&D. The founders' stated thesis was that enterprises would struggle to move AI from pilots into production because of integration complexity, data governance requirements, infrastructure gaps and scarce AI talent.

Business model

Unframe sells its AI platform and solutions to large enterprises under an outcome-based commercial model. Customers can trial a fully operational solution at no cost and with no restrictions on users, integrations or queries during evaluation; Unframe covers the cost of building the initial solution and the customer pays only after seeing working results. Once deployed, customers pay an annual subscription. Many customers begin with a single project and expand into additional use cases.

Revenue comes from annual subscriptions for deployed AI solutions, contracted on multi-year terms averaging three to five years. Pricing is outcome-based with no upfront cost: customers pay only after a solution is delivering measurable results, rather than on a seat or token basis.

Traction

Unframe reported crossing $100 million in total contract value within a year of launch, with contracts averaging three to five years, and a 400% net revenue retention rate as existing customers expanded spend. At its April 2025 public launch the company reported millions of dollars in ARR and relationships with dozens of large enterprises. Headcount was reported at roughly 130 employees in May 2026 and roughly 150 in June 2026, with active hiring across sales, product and R&D.

Latest developments

In May 2026 Unframe announced a $50 million Series B led by Highland Europe with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, Craft Ventures, TLV Partners, Third Point Ventures, Cerca Partners and Vintage Investment Partners, bringing total funding to $100 million. Alongside the round the company said it had surpassed $100 million in total contract value within a year, with average contract terms of three to five years, and reported net revenue retention of 400%. Management said the prior round's capital was largely unspent due to a low burn rate. The company has also announced that Swish AI has become part of Unframe.