Supper Raises $11M Seed Round to Expand AI-Native Data Access Platform
Supper, a New York-based provider of an AI-native agentic data platform designed to simplify access to business data, has secured $11 million in seed funding to accelerate product development and expand its market footprint. The financing round, announced in December 2025, was led by Union Square Ventures with participation from a cohort of well-known venture capital firms and investors. Supper’s solution aims to make complex company data easily accessible to business teams without reliance on engineering or analytics bottlenecks, positioning the company for growth amid rising demand for faster, more reliable insights.
The seed round was headed by Union Square Ventures, a New York-based venture capital firm known for early investments in disruptive technology companies. Joining USV in the financing were BoxGroup, an early-stage investment firm focused on seed and pre-seed startups; Inspired Capital, a venture firm backing founders building foundational technology; Torch Capital, which invests broadly in technology companies; and Avid Ventures, an active seed-stage investor. This blend of backers reflects confidence in Supper’s founding team and its approach to addressing longstanding data access challenges for fast-growing companies.
Co-founded by Lowell Putnam, CEO of Supper, and Andrew Salamon, the company’s President, Supper brings together deep experience in building successful technology platforms. Putnam previously founded Quovo, a financial data aggregation platform that was acquired by Plaid, while Salamon was a co-founder of consumer health brand Hims & Hers. Their combined expertise in scaling startups and building products with broad enterprise appeal has been cited as a core strength in attracting investor participation.
Supper’s platform is built to connect directly with a company’s SaaS applications and data warehouses, cleanse and normalize disparate data sources, and create a semantic layer that makes data queries intuitive and reliable. Rather than requiring users to navigate dashboards or write SQL queries, business professionals can pose questions in natural language and receive accurate, actionable insights. This capability reduces friction in decision-making and enables engineering and analytics teams to focus on strategic initiatives instead of repetitive internal requests.
In describing the value proposition, Supper’s leadership emphasizes the time saved and increased alignment teams experience when data becomes instantly accessible through conversational interfaces. Early adopters report that the platform has significantly reduced the hours spent on manual data gathering and analysis, freeing teams to focus on high-impact work. Such testimonials have further reinforced investor interest as Supper prepares to scale beyond its initial user base.
The infusion of capital from the $11 million seed round will be used to expand Supper’s product capabilities, support customer onboarding, and grow the company’s engineering and go-to-market teams. By enhancing its technology stack and broadening integration support, Supper hopes to appeal to a wider set of customers across industries where data accessibility and reliability are critical to operational success.
The funding round marks a key milestone in Supper’s journey from early-stage startup to a contender in the competitive data-tooling landscape. Investors backing the company highlighted the increasing need for tools that democratize data access and empower non-technical users, noting that Supper’s agentic architecture aligns with evolving enterprise priorities.
As companies continue to accumulate vast amounts of data across cloud services, the challenge of turning that data into usable insights has become more acute. Supper’s model — combining AI-native processing with a user-friendly interface — aims to address this challenge directly by removing technical barriers and enabling faster alignment around key business questions.
With a strong founding team, significant venture support, and a growing market opportunity, Supper is positioned to expand its reach in the data access and analytics space. The new funding round not only provides resources for growth but also signals investor confidence in the company’s vision to redefine how organizations interact with their data and make decisions based on real-time, trustworthy insights.
