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Jack & Jill funding, valuation and investors
London two-sided hiring agents — $40M Series A led by Air Street Capital on September 15, 2026; no valuation; hire conversion not disclosed.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series A
$40M · September 2026
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$60M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series a · London, United Kingdom
Investors in latest funding
Lead: Air Street Capital
Other: Creandum , Madrona
Overview
Jack & Jill (jackandjill.ai) is a London hiring marketplace that puts a conversational agent on both sides of the labor market. Co-founder and CEO Matt Wilson previously founded Omnipresent; co-founder and CTO Saaras Mehan is named on The Next Web’s September 15, 2026 write-up. The September 15 company blog announced a $40 million Series A led by Air Street Capital with participation from Creandum and Madrona. Air Street and Creandum do not have Venture Capital Tracker /fund/ pages; Madrona does (/fund/madrona). The Next Web also listed Antler as a new investor and Ada Ventures, Entrepreneurs First, Expedite Capital, and Repeat.vc as returning — those names are not in the company blog. TechCrunch reported a $20 million Creandum-led seed on October 16, 2025 (~50,000 London users then). Adding seed plus Series A is how press reaches $60 million lifetime; the Series A post does not restate that total. Company traction in the Series A post: 380,000 people on Jack (The Next Web used 350,000 — use the company figure) and 5,000+ companies on Jill. The Next Web additionally printed 25,000 interviews arranged and 5,000 a month, a 40-fold revenue increase since seed, and 12,000 hours of calls — none of those are in the company blog. Hire count is not disclosed.
Why Jack & Jill is interesting
Company blog (September 15, 2026): $40 million Series A led by Air Street Capital, with Creandum and Madrona participating. Jack is a candidate-side voice agent; Jill is an employer-side agent; introductions happen when both agree. Company: 380,000 people talking to Jack in San Francisco, New York and London; more than 5,000 companies on Jill (named: Corgi, Ramp, Multiverse, Maze, Attio). Valuation, ARR, and number of hires were not in the company post. TechCrunch (October 16, 2025) reported a $20 million seed led by Creandum.
Product & use cases
Jack interviews candidates about career intent; Jill profiles roles for employers; the product introduces both sides when the agents agree, skipping a traditional application.
- Candidate-side voice/career agent
- Employer-side role definition and matching
- Direct introductions to hiring managers
Key facts
- Sep 15, 2026: $40M Series A; Air Street Capital led (company blog); no valuation
- Company: 380,000 people on Jack; 5,000+ companies on Jill
- Hire conversion not disclosed
- Oct 16, 2025: $20M seed led by Creandum (TechCrunch)
Funding history (newest first)
Series A
2026-09 $40M- Air Street Capital (lead)
- Creandum (participant)
- Madrona (participant)
Seed
2025-10 $20M- Creandum (lead)
Competitive landscape
Edge: A $40 million Series A on two-sided agent matching whose missing number is hires, not interviews. Named customers exist; conversion does not.
Do not treat 380,000 conversations as 380,000 jobs. The Series A post is a network print. The Next Web’s interview counts are press, not the company blog.
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LinkedIn incumbent
Job board and network the company is trying to replace with agent introductions.
Market / IPO context
Editorial / static context — not a live quote.
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