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The AI Maximalist Software Holding Company
Rocketable has raised $7.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Rocketable.
Rocketable was founded in 2023 by Alan Wells (Founder).
Rocketable has raised $7.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Rocketable is building a large portfolio of wildly profitable software businesses by acquiring existing products and replacing human teams with AI agents.
Today’s foundation models already possess enough intelligence to automate most of the tasks required to run a profitable software business. In the functions where agents aren’t yet intelligent enough to replace humans, they will be soon.
When every human function required to operate a software product has an AI agent equivalent, the next step will be within reach: operating an entire company with a team of AI agents instead of humans.
But superintelligent agents within each function won’t be enough. To operate a software company with 0 human employees, the agents will need to be directed towards common goals, integrated to collaborate across functions, tuned with feedback loops connected to product metrics, and trained to make resource allocation decisions.
We are creating the tools needed to replace the entire org chart of a software company with a team of AI agents. We are developing these tools by owning the products that we automate, because we know from 10+ years of experience building automated systems with AI/ML that integration is the key to unlocking superhuman performance.
Rocketable was founded in 2023 by Alan Wells (Founder).
Rocketable has raised $7.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Rocketable's investors include Y Combinator, Brandon Shainfeld, Jennifer Henry, Varsha Rao, Wayne Crosby.
Rocketable has raised $7.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $7.0M Seed in June 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2025 | $7M Seed | — | Y Combinator, Brandon Shainfeld, Jennifer Henry, Varsha RAO, Wayne Crosby | Announced |
Key people at Rocketable.
Rocketable is an AI maximalist software holding company that acquires established SaaS products and transforms them by replacing human teams with AI agents to enable autonomous operation and continuous self-improvement. Its platform allows software to analyze its own codebase, generate documentation, and deploy new features without human intervention, accelerating development cycles and boosting product performance. Rocketable primarily targets profitable SaaS businesses with low-touch sales and high customer counts, aiming to automate operations and growth through AI-driven workflows.
The company serves SaaS product owners and technology investors interested in AI-native software portfolios. By automating entire software businesses, Rocketable addresses the bottlenecks of traditional human-dependent development and maintenance, enabling a new scale of operational efficiency and innovation in software management[1][2][3].
Rocketable was founded by Alan Wells, a second-time founder with a decade of experience in AI and automation, including work on self-driving cars at Cruise and Uber, and AI-enabled products at Tule. The idea emerged when Alan acquired a consumer SaaS business in December 2023 and used AI tools to dramatically improve sales, retention, and profitability while reducing headcount to just one person. Disappointed by existing AI tools stuck in "co-pilot" mode, he built his own automation infrastructure and launched Rocketable to scale this approach.
The company raised $6.5 million in seed funding from top-tier investors such as Y Combinator, True Ventures, Bloomberg Beta, Indie.vc, and others to accelerate its vision of running software businesses entirely with AI agents. Rocketable’s focus has evolved to acquiring multiple SaaS businesses to serve as live testing grounds for its AI-driven automation platform[2][3][5][6].
Rocketable rides the wave of AI-native automation transforming software development and operations. Unlike traditional startups that scale by growing a few large products, Rocketable pursues a novel vector: operating a large portfolio of smaller, niche SaaS products efficiently through AI. This approach leverages the rapid decrease in the cost of code and content creation enabled by AI, turning product development and marketing into probabilistic, data-driven processes.
The timing is critical as AI capabilities have matured to the point where full operational autonomy is becoming feasible, enabling software businesses to run with minimal human intervention. Rocketable’s model could redefine software company scale and profitability, influencing the broader ecosystem by demonstrating how AI can replace entire human teams and unlock new business strategies only discoverable by AI[2][3][6].
Rocketable is poised to expand its portfolio aggressively, using its $6.5 million seed funding to acquire more SaaS businesses and refine its AI operating systems. The company’s future will be shaped by advances in AI reinforcement learning, autonomous code generation, and AI-driven marketing, which will further reduce costs and improve performance.
As Rocketable’s AI agents evolve, the company could pioneer a new paradigm where software businesses are run as continuous learning systems, deploying winning strategies instantly across its portfolio. This could lead to unprecedented scale and efficiency in software operations, challenging traditional human-centric models and influencing how startups and investors think about building and scaling software companies.
Rocketable’s vision ties back to its founding insight: the AI-native future unlocks a fundamentally different path to scale—one defined by many smaller, highly automated products rather than a few massive ones[2][3][5][6].
