Rox announced a $100 million Series B on November 11, valuing the San Francisco AI sales-agent startup at $1.3 billion. General Catalyst and March Capital co-led the round. SourceSource
Existing investors Sequoia Capital and Factory participated, alongside new investors Databricks Ventures and Prosperity7 Ventures. Rox says the financing follows a combined $50 million in seed and Series A funding announced in November 2024. Source
The pitch is AI that does the sales homework. Rox develops agents designed to find and qualify prospective customers, book meetings, manage deals and expand existing accounts inside a company’s current systems. SourceSource
GitLab CIO Manu Narayan said in Rox’s announcement: “Rox's agents help the revenue team find and research prospects, and fit into the systems and governance standards we already run.” Source
Rox says it will spend the new capital on AI research, custom models and evaluation infrastructure—the systems used to assess how its agents perform. It also plans to expand its work with large enterprises across healthcare, industrial, financial services, energy and technology sectors. Source
Rox says annual recurring revenue grew more than tenfold in its first year in market, but its announcement gives no absolute ARR figure. SourceSource
Rox also says it generated $330 million in qualified sales pipeline for an unnamed global IT services firm in eight weeks. The release supplies no measurement methodology or independent verification for that result. That pipeline represents prospective sales opportunities, not $330 million in booked revenue. A pipeline isn’t a cash register. Source
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