Outcraft AI Raises €2M Pre-Seed to Advance Autonomous Sales Agents

April 17, 2026
Outcraft AI has raised €2 million in pre-seed funding from Practica Capital to expand its autonomous AI platform for sales and revenue execution. The platform uses AI agents to engage customers in real time across multiple communication channels.

Outcraft AI has raised €2 million in pre-seed funding from Practica Capital, according to a LinkedIn announcement. The company also received early backing from Lost Astronaut.

The funding will support product development and expansion of Outcraft AI’s go-to-market operations. The platform builds autonomous AI agents designed to manage revenue-related interactions such as lead follow-up, payment recovery, and customer retention. These agents operate across channels including voice, SMS, email, and WhatsApp.

Outcraft AI’s system integrates with existing business tools to respond instantly to real-time customer activity. Early adopters of the technology include Pulsetto, Omnisend, and Warmy.io. The company aims to extend its capabilities toward fully autonomous revenue execution, allowing AI agents to manage the entire customer lifecycle from acquisition to retention.

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