Dust
Dust lets enterprises deploy custom AI agents connected to internal knowledge and tools, positioning itself as a shared operating layer for human-agent collaboration across teams.
€5M (reported as $5.5M in USD by one source) led by Sequoia Capital, with XYZ, GG1, AIGrant, Connect Ventures, Motier VC, Remote First, Tiny Supercomputer, Seedcamp, and others participating.[23][4][1]
$16M led by Sequoia, with XYZ, GG1, Connect Ventures, Seedcamp, and Motier Ventures participating. Company reported $1M ARR and 70% WAU/MAU at time of announcement.[24][5][1]
$40M co-led by Abstract and Sequoia Capital, with strategic participation from Snowflake Ventures and Datadog. Brings total funding to more than $60M. Valuation not disclosed.[1][3][9][12]
LinkedIn-sourced data (via Exa) states $21.5M total funding with one prior round — clearly stale and inconsistent with the three-round history corroborated by TechCrunch, The Next Web, Silicon Canals, and the company's own blog. One European outlet reported the Series B as €34M vs. the $40M figure in all other sources — likely an FX artifact, not a genuine discrepancy.[6][7][1][3][13]
Gabriel Hubert, Co-Founder & CEO[6][14][17][7]
Stanislas Polu, Co-Founder & Software Engineer[6][14][17][7]
Gina Kabasakalis, Founding US GTM[6][14][7]
Ellen Woodcock, Marketing Lead[6][14][7]
Philippe Rolet, Founding Team, Engineering[6][14][7]
Ben S., GTM, Dust Enterprise (San Francisco)[6][14][7]
Dust · Jun 2026[14]
Gabriel Hubert · Jun 2026[6]
Glean · glean.com · Named as a direct competitor to Dust in the enrichment data (e3); same buyer (enterprise IT/ops budget), same workflow (connecting AI to internal company knowledge and tools), same product category (enterprise AI assistant platform).[14]
Kore.ai · kore.ai · Named as a direct competitor to Dust in the enrichment data (e3); same product category (enterprise AI agent builder), same buyer (enterprise ops and IT), overlapping workflow of deploying custom AI agents connected to internal data.[14]
EMA (Ema) · ema.co · Named as a direct competitor to Dust in the enrichment data (e3); same buyer (enterprise teams), same category (AI agent deployment for internal workflows), competing for the same 'AI for every employee' positioning.[14]
Guru · getguru.com · Listed in Dust alternatives comparisons (G2, Knowlee); overlaps directly with Dust's knowledge agent product line (e7 — 'AI Knowledge Agents: Make Company Knowledge Instantly Accessible'), same buyer (ops and enablement teams), same workflow of making...[19][20][14]
Moveworks · moveworks.com · Listed in G2 and CBInsights competitor pages for Dust; same buyer (enterprise IT and HR budget owners), same workflow (AI assistant connected to internal knowledge and tools for employee productivity), direct substitute for Dust's knowledge agent use case.[18][19]
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Dust
Dust lets enterprises deploy custom AI agents connected to internal knowledge and tools, positioning itself as a shared operating layer for human-agent collaboration across teams.
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