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Flam funding, valuation and investors
San Francisco AI infrastructure for interactive videos, 3D experiences, and real-time visual agents for brands and creators.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series B
$40M · September 2026
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$40M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series b · San Francisco, California, USA
Investors in latest funding
Lead: QED Investors
Other: Claypond Capital , Australian Gulf Capital , SRK Family Office , RTP Global , Dovetail
Overview
Flam builds AI infrastructure so enterprises can ship interactive content: AI-generated interactive videos (Flicks), streamable 3D experiences (Airboards via Fable), and hyper-realistic visual agents (Fantom + Falcon). The Series B funds R&D, product expansion, and sales after what the company calls a stealth commercial build.
Why Flam is interesting
Flam emerged from stealth with a $40M Series B led by QED Investors and a company claim of 100+ enterprise customers including Google — while framing a next-year path toward ~$100M ARR. The bet is proprietary interactive-media infra (Flicks, Airboards, Visual Agents) rather than another one-way generative video tool.
Product & use cases
AI infrastructure for programmatic interactive media — interactive videos, 3D camera-linked experiences, and real-time visual agents — aimed at enterprise brands that want two-way content rather than passive playback.
- Brand and enterprise interactive video campaigns
- Streamed 3D product / experience content on user devices
- Real-time visual agent conversations for customer engagement
Key facts
- $40M Series B led by QED Investors (Sep 14, 2026; SiliconANGLE)
- Company: 100+ enterprise customers including Google; next-year ~$100M ARR target (not current ARR)
- Product stack: Flicks, Airboards (Fable), Visual Agents (Fantom + Falcon); 15+ patents claimed
- Angels named: Martin Chavez; Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel
Funding history (newest first)
Series B
2026-09 $40M- QED Investors (lead)
- Claypond Capital (participant)
- Australian Gulf Capital (participant)
- SRK Family Office (participant)
- RTP Global (participant)
- Dovetail (participant)
Source: Read source · siliconangle.com
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