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Hilbert's AI funding, valuation and investors
Alias for Hilbert — AI-native B2C growth infrastructure with agentic analytics at hilberts.ai.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series A
$28M · April 2026
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$28M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series a · San Francisco, California
Investors in latest funding
Lead: Andreessen Horowitz
Overview
Hilbert's AI is a listing alias for Hilbert, a San Francisco company building AI-native growth infrastructure for B2C brands. The platform ingests fragmented customer data, structures it into unified 'Hilbert Labels,' and deploys agentic AI to analyze behavior, predict revenue drivers, and execute growth actions like CRM triggers and budget reallocation. Founded by Nazli Tan (CEO), Ceyda Erten (CSO), and Cenk Batman — former growth leaders at Getir — Hilbert raised a $28M Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz in April 2026.
Why Hilbert's AI is interesting
Hilbert's AI is the same company as Hilbert (hilberts.ai): a16z-led $28M Series A (Apr 2026) for agentic growth infra used by Walmart, FreshDirect, and Blank Street. The insight is data foundation first — months of analytics work compressed to weeks.
Product & use cases
Hilbert provides a single growth infrastructure layer — not a BI dashboard — connecting data ingestion, AI reasoning, and automated execution across acquisition, retention, and monetization. Users interact via natural language to deploy analytics that previously required multi-month data team projects.
- Consumer brands unifying cohort analytics across product, marketing, and CRM systems
- Detecting channel efficiency changes and triggering automated retention or spend reallocation
- Fortune 500 and high-growth B2C teams replacing spreadsheet-heavy growth analysis
Key facts
- Series A (Apr 2026): $28M led by a16z (Axios, Finsmes)
- Customers include Walmart, FreshDirect, Blank Street, and Levain Bakery
- Founders Nazli Tan and Ceyda Erten previously built growth at Getir
- Same entity as Hilbert at hilberts.ai — this id is a directory alias
Funding history (newest first)
Series A
2026-04 $28MSource: https://www.axios.com/2026/04/15/exclusive-a16z-backed-hilbert-raises-28-million
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Hilbert combines data foundation automation with agentic execution — not just insights. Founders scaled growth at Getir and target the 'six-month, multi-headcount' analytics projects a16z says can now deploy in weeks.
B2C growth teams drown in fragmented tools and manual analysis. Hilbert bets LLMs plus automated data labeling can replace headcount-heavy analytics projects — if it proves ROI on contracts reportedly ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars.
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Amplitude adjacent
Product analytics incumbent; strong event tracking but less agentic cross-functional execution than Hilbert's growth infra positioning.
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Hightouch / Census (reverse ETL) adjacent
Moves data to operational tools; Hilbert adds AI labeling, reasoning, and autonomous growth actions on top.
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Internal data science teams alternative
Default for large B2C brands; Hilbert's pitch is replacing months of bespoke pipeline work with an agentic platform.
Notable stories
- CEO Nazli Tan told Axios that LLMs alone won't drive 'compounding, big metric shifting company growth' without systems to structure and act on enterprise data — Hilbert's core thesis.
- a16z's Bryan Kim, James da Costa, and Andrew Chen wrote that Hilbert turns six-month analytics projects into weeks-long deployments by automating data schemas and event taxonomies.
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