- Specialization
- Distributed Computing
- Business
- Software Applications
- Market
Cross Industryand 1 more market valuesLess
- Telecommunications
- Ecosystem
- Applications
- Customers
- Enterprises
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- Organization type
- Commercial Company
- Ecosystem
- Applications
- Business
- Software Applications
- Specialization
- Distributed Computing
- Market
- Cross Industry, Telecommunications
- Customers
- Enterprises
- Delivery models
- Hosted Software
- Revenue models
- Subscription
- Listing status
- Not classified
- Latest equity round
- Not classified
- Reported funding amount
- $50M-$200M
About
Selector builds an AI-powered network observability and AIOps platform for Fortune 500 and global enterprise operations teams. It differentiates itself by unifying observability across the stack and applying multi-layer AI to detect, diagnose, and resolve issues in real time, with contextual understanding of relationships, behaviors, and intent.
Market
Selector competes in the enterprise AIOps, AI-native observability, network observability, and event-intelligence markets for complex hybrid and multi-domain infrastructure. It positions itself as a single intelligence layer spanning networks, infrastructure, and applications rather than a collection of siloed monitoring tools. Its differentiation is the combination of cross-domain AI correlation, a continuously updated operational digital twin and knowledge graph, a domain-specific Network Language Model, agentless deployment, and bi-directional remediation workflows.
Selector targets large enterprises and service providers operating complex, hybrid infrastructure—especially telecommunications companies, cloud service providers, financial-services organizations, and other Fortune 500 environments. Its primary users and buyers are operations, network engineering, SRE, and IT operations leaders seeking unified visibility, faster root-cause analysis, lower alert noise, and reduced MTTR.
At a Glance
Problem
Selector addresses the operational complexity of large, hybrid and distributed networks, where teams face noisy alerts, fragmented telemetry, difficult troubleshooting and costly downtime. The economic pain is reflected in extended mean time to resolution, manual incident investigation, inefficient operations and the business impact of outages. Its clearest use case is automating incident triage and root-cause analysis during alert storms or complex infrastructure failures, helping operators identify what matters and restore service faster.
Product / Service
Selector is an AI-native network observability and correlation platform that unifies operational data across complex infrastructure. Its multi-layer AI is designed to understand relationships, behaviors and intent rather than merely detect anomalies; it learns, reasons and explains events in context. The platform supports alert-quality improvement, telemetry unification, automated triage, migration planning and operational modeling, with the benefit of reducing noise and troubleshooting effort while improving visibility and resilience.
Market
Selector competes in AI-powered network and infrastructure observability, particularly for enterprises operating complex hybrid, distributed and telecommunications environments. The evidence reviewed does not identify named competitors, so a specific competitive set cannot be confirmed; its positioning is differentiated around AI-native observability, correlation and operational understanding rather than simple monitoring.
The company is not pre-revenue based on the available evidence: Selector says Fortune 500 teams use its AI, and its published customer examples include financial-information, data-center, financial-services and telecommunications organizations. It announced a $33 million Series B in November 2024, bringing total funding to more than $66 million, while customer deployments cite reduced alert storms, less troubleshooting effort, faster root-cause analysis and improved operational visibility.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Two Bear Capital
Ansa Capital
Advance Venture Partners (AVP)
Recent News
On September 22, Selector introduced Selector Foundry, an in-platform development and runtime environment for network-operations teams to build, test, version, and govern AI agents using their own operational data. It shipped with six generally available agents for incident investigation, IT service-management workflows, reporting, and cloud-estate operations.
Selector reported that Gartner named it a Representative Provider in the 2026 Innovation Insight report on agentic NetOps software. The recognition concerns Selector’s AI-powered network-operations and observability capabilities.
AVP described its investment in Selector following the company’s $32 million funding round, highlighting Selector’s AI-powered observability, network correlation, root-cause analysis, and enterprise traction.
Selector launched a channel partner program and portal enabling partners to sell its solutions and access deal registration, lead sharing, joint marketing, and sales enablement resources.
Selector’s AIOps platform became available through AWS Marketplace, offering observability, monitoring, and root-cause-analysis capabilities for hybrid and cloud environments.
Active Roles
3Business Model
Selector sells its enterprise observability platform through annual contracts or subscriptions. Its AWS Marketplace listing shows $150,000 for 12 months of basic platform access, with additional capabilities priced as contract add-ons.
Products
Tech Stack
Competitors
Key Investors
Two Bear Capital, Ansa Capital, Atlantic Bridge, Sinewave Ventures, AT&T Ventures, Bell Ventures, Singtel Innov8