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Toma funding, valuation and investors
AI voice agents for auto dealerships — scheduling, parts orders, and sales calls.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series A
$17M · June 2025
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
$17M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
series a
Investors in latest funding
Lead: Andreessen Horowitz
Overview
Toma builds AI voice agents that handle inbound phone calls for auto dealerships — service appointment scheduling, parts orders, sales inquiries, and status updates. In June 2025, Andreessen Horowitz led a $17M Series A with Y Combinator and Flex Capital participating. Toma reports deployment at more than 100 dealerships processing real repair-order and parts workflows, not demo lines. The company targets a industry where missed calls directly convert to lost service revenue and poor customer satisfaction scores.
Why Toma is interesting
Dealerships miss thousands of inbound calls — a16z-led $17M Series A puts agents live at 100+ stores handling real RO workflows.
Product & use cases
Toma voice agents integrate with dealership DMS systems to answer calls 24/7, book service appointments, quote parts, and route complex issues to human staff with context.
- Service departments capturing after-hours appointment bookings
- Parts counters automating availability and order calls
- Sales lines qualifying leads before human handoff
Key facts
- Series A (Jun 2025): $17M led by a16z; Y Combinator, Flex Capital participated (TechCrunch)
- Live at 100+ dealerships with real RO and parts workflows
- AI voice agents for service scheduling and sales calls
- Automotive vertical focus with DMS integrations
Funding history (newest first)
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Deep dealership DMS integrations and automotive-specific call flows — vertical focus beats generic voice AI platforms.
Dealership software sales are relationship-heavy. Toma wins on measurable recovered appointments; must navigate DMS vendor partnerships and dealer group rollouts.
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PolyAI adjacent
Enterprise voice assistants; less auto-DMS native.
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Receptionist BPO services incumbent
Human answering services; higher cost, inconsistent quality.
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CDK / Reynolds native tools incumbent
DMS vendors adding basic automation slowly.
Notable stories
- Toma's wedge is the call nobody picks up at 6pm in service — a16z Series A funded expansion after 100 dealerships proved agents book real appointments, not just FAQ (TechCrunch, 2025).
Industries
Market / IPO context
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