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Spike develops an AI-powered communication platform, transforming email into a unified, chat-like workspace. It integrates email with core team collaboration tools including real-time chat, shared documents, and video conferencing. Leveraging artificial intelligence for smart inbox sorting, AI summaries, and message drafting, Spike streamlines communication and boosts user productivity across devices.
Founded in 2014 by CEO Dvir Ben-Aroya and CTO Erez Pilosof, Spike emerged from the insight into traditional email's inefficiencies. They recognized its role in information overload and fragmented communication. Their vision was to infuse messenger app simplicity into the email experience, reshaping professional and team interaction.
The platform serves a diverse professional audience, encompassing small business owners, freelancers, and various teams. Spike aims to reduce inbox clutter and optimize collaborative workflows. The company envisions its platform as the central hub for all communication, evolving email into a dynamic, intelligent environment for enhanced efficiency and seamless teamwork.
Spike has raised $43.8M across 7 funding rounds.
Spike has raised $43.8M in total across 7 funding rounds.
Spike has raised $43.8M across 7 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $23.0M Series A in July 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 2021 | $23M Series A | — | Cupule Ventures, Insight Partners, NFX, Nonlinear, OurCrowd | Announced |
| Jun 11, 2020 | $8M Series A | Daniel Aronovitz | KOA Labs, NFX, WIX | Announced |
| Mar 27, 2019 | $5M Venture Round | — | KOA Labs, NFX, NIR Zohar | Announced |
| Mar 1, 2019 | $5M Seed | — | Cupule Ventures, NFX, Nonlinear, KOA Labs, WIX | Announced |
| Nov 1, 2015 | $120K Seed | — | Cupule Ventures, NFX, Nonlinear | Announced |
| Oct 1, 2014 | $2M Seed | — | Afore Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cubit Investments LTD, Daffy, END Partners, Flybridge, General Catalyst, Lightbank, O.g. Tech Partners, Union Square Ventures, AMR Awadallah | Announced |
| Jun 1, 2013 | $700K Seed | — | Bessemer Venture Partners, Cubit Investments LTD, General Catalyst, Lightbank, O.g. Tech Partners | Announced |
Spike Technologies is a B2B data technology and Agentic AI startup founded in late 2022, headquartered between San Francisco, California, and Vilnius, Lithuania.[1][2][3] It builds a unified Health 360° API that aggregates and normalizes health data from wearables, IoT devices, and other sources, alongside multimodal Voice AI agents like Lucy and Marcus under its Health Ops platform, which automates administrative tasks such as insurance eligibility checks, prior authorizations, claim processing, and patient coordination for specialty care clinics.[1][2][4] Spike serves healthcare enterprises, digital health apps, fitness/nutrition platforms, insurance providers, and clinics (starting with physical, occupational, and speech therapy practices with 5+ locations), solving key problems like fragmented health data access, API maintenance burdens, and administrative workloads that consume 30-40% of clinic staff time.[1][2][4] The company raised $3.5M in seed funding in 2024 from Practica Capital and Impellent Ventures, signaling strong early momentum in the GenAI health tech space.[1]
Spike Technologies was co-founded in late 2022 by Povilas Gudzius (CEO) and Nikita Pajanok, leveraging their expertise to address inefficiencies in health data aggregation and clinic operations.[1][2][3] Gudzius highlighted the frustration of physical therapists spending hours on insurer calls instead of patient care, inspiring the development of autonomous AI agents trained for therapy workflows.[2] Early focus centered on a developer-friendly API for real-time wearables data (spikeapi.com), with rapid evolution into Health Ops (spikecare.com), launching out of stealth to tackle admin burdens.[2][4] Pivotal traction came via $3.5M seed funding in 2024, enabling expansion into voice AI for specialty clinics.[1]
Spike rides the GenAI and Agentic AI wave in health tech, capitalizing on exploding demand for unified wearables data (fitness, nutrition) and automation amid clinician shortages and rising admin costs.[1][2][4] Timing aligns with post-2022 AI boom and regulatory pushes for interoperable health data, amplified by IoT proliferation and EMR adoption.[3] Market tailwinds include specialty care growth (physical/occupational therapy) and insurers' need for efficient claims—Spike influences the ecosystem by enabling faster AI app builds, reducing data silos, and scaling admin automation for mid-sized clinics.[2] As a seed-stage player, it bridges data infrastructure and applied AI, empowering enterprises in a $multi-trillion health market fragmented by vendor APIs.[1][4]
Spike is poised to expand Health Ops beyond therapy clinics into broader healthcare verticals like insurance and government, leveraging its $3.5M seed to refine agent accuracy and integrations.[1][2] Trends like multimodal AI adoption, real-time health analytics, and regulatory interoperability (e.g., via FHIR standards) will accelerate growth, potentially positioning Spike as a backbone for GenAI health platforms amid rising wearables data volumes.[4] Influence may evolve through partnerships with EMR giants and larger Series A rounds, solidifying its dual role in data unification and ops automation—ultimately supercharging Health Enterprises as AI agents become standard.[2] This early-mover edge in a high-stakes sector echoes its founding mission: freeing clinicians for care while fueling developer innovation.[1]
Spike has raised $43.8M in total across 7 funding rounds.
Spike's investors include Cupule Ventures, Insight Partners, NFX, Nonlinear, OurCrowd, Daniel Aronovitz, Koa Labs, Wix, Nir Zohar, Afore Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cubit Investments Ltd.
