Limy emerged from stealth today with $10 million in funding to address what its founders call the “agentic web” infrastructure gap—the disconnect between traditional user-centric analytics and the AI agent behaviors that increasingly drive online discovery and commerce.

The funding round, led by Flybridge with participation from a16z speedrun, signals investor recognition of a fundamental shift: As AI agents become the primary interface for information discovery, brands need entirely new infrastructure to understand and optimize for agent behavior rather than human clicks.

Channel3 raised $6 million in seed funding to build the universal product database powering agentic commerce. Matrix Partners led the round, with participation from Ludlow Ventures, Paul Graham, Sri Batchu, and Matteo Franceschetti.

The investment addresses a critical infrastructure bottleneck: while AI agents can now understand and execute complex shopping tasks, they lack standardized access to comprehensive product data. Channel3’s universal product graph provides this foundation, enabling AI agents to discover, compare, and link products across the entire web rather than being limited to proprietary data silos.