- Specialization
- Data Engineering
- Business
Software Applicationsand 1 more business valuesLess
- Agent Tooling
- Market
Software Developmentand 1 more market valuesLess
- Cross Industry
- Ecosystem
- Applications
- Customers
Enterprisesand 1 more customers valuesLess
- Developers
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- Organization type
- Commercial Company
- Ecosystem
- Applications
- Business
- Software Applications, Agent Tooling
- Specialization
- Data Engineering
- Market
- Software Development, Cross Industry
- Customers
- Enterprises, Developers
- Delivery models
- Hosted Software
- Revenue models
- Not classified
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- Not classified
- Latest equity round
- Seed
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About
Upsolve AI builds an analytics platform for deploying governed, grounded, trustworthy data agents that understand a company’s business context. It sells primarily to data teams and B2B software companies, helping them create embedded customer-facing dashboards, unify data context, and let end users ask AI-powered data questions without building analytics infrastructure from scratch.
Market
Upsolve AI competes in embedded customer-facing analytics, augmented business intelligence, and AI data-agent infrastructure for SaaS and enterprise software products. It positions itself as an agent-native, governed alternative to static dashboards and internal BI tools, differentiating through a context layer that encodes business meaning and trust, plus multi-tenant embedding, natural-language analysis, evaluation, and observability.
Upsolve AI primarily targets growth-stage and enterprise B2B SaaS and software companies that need to provide customer-facing analytics inside a multi-tenant product without building the analytics stack themselves. Its likely buyers and users are product, engineering, data, and operations teams seeking governed self-service dashboards and natural-language analytics for their end customers.
At a Glance
Problem
Upsolve AI addresses the gap between the promise of AI-powered analytics and the difficulty of making it reliable in production. The company says data teams face pressure to scale without a year-long modeling project, while AI analytics pilots can fail because of hallucinated answers, incorrect KPIs, and missing guardrails. The resulting pain is both operational and economic: teams spend weeks or months building dashboards, APIs, and data models, while product and engineering teams carry the continuing burden of maintaining customer-facing analytics.
The main use case is helping software and data companies embed trustworthy, customized analytics directly into their products. This is especially valuable when every customer has different data, permissions, and reporting needs. In examples such as grocery demand forecasting, supply-chain visibility, and AI-agent impact reporting, Upsolve turns what would otherwise be bespoke analytics engineering into a self-serve, customer-facing product capability.
Product / Service
Upsolve offers an analytics and data-agent platform for building, governing, deploying, and evaluating AI-powered analytics. Teams can connect more than 30 SQL data sources, import an existing dbt project without requiring a pre-built semantic layer, and encode business context through structures, metric definitions, vocabulary, validated SQL patterns, and behavioral guardrails. Users can also create interactive dashboards with natural-language prompts, while customer-facing agents and dashboards can be embedded into an application with a single line of code.
The delivery model is therefore a combination of software infrastructure and embedded business intelligence: Upsolve supplies the context layer, agent tooling, dashboards, permissions, and monitoring, while the customer brings its data and product experience. The benefit is faster deployment and less custom engineering. Customer examples report production launches in under a month, dashboard creation falling from roughly three weeks to about three days, and the ability to provide real-time, customizable insights without rebuilding analytics for every user.
Market
Upsolve competes in the overlapping markets of embedded business intelligence, AI-native analytics, natural-language data analysis, and governed data-agent infrastructure. Its differentiation is its emphasis on context and governance rather than merely generating SQL or charts: the company positions its platform as covering the structure, meaning, trust, feedback, and observability required to make analytics agents dependable for end users. Adjacent alternatives identified in marketplace listings include Domo, ClickUp, Notion, Metabase, Hex, Basedash, and MindsDB, while traditional BI and enterprise analytics platforms are also part of the competitive backdrop.
Upsolve is not presented as pre-revenue. It is an active YC Winter 2024 company with named customer deployments and references from organizations including Arthur, PAXAFE, Moonnox, Guac, Fiber AI, and Measurable AI. Its site reports a 4.8/5 G2 rating, recognition as a high performer and an easiest-to-use product, and use by Fortune 500 teams. The cited materials do not disclose a current Upsolve revenue figure or a definitive customer count, so commercial traction is evident but financial scale remains undisclosed.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Y Combinator
TRAC
Recent News
Upsolve announced a Launch Month rollout of new capabilities for its AI data-agent platform, with the page scheduling daily launches from September 30 through October 13, 2026. Listed releases through October 7 include Data Models, row-level security, MCP connections, Harness 2.0, BI Canvases, Observability, Data Plane, and MCP for Claude.
Upsolve introduced Harness 2.0, describing it as a faster AI data agent that can correct its own SQL, use custom analysis skills, and remember individual users’ preferences. The feature was presented as part of the company’s launch-month releases.
Upsolve AI published an official announcement for Agent Context Studio on August 19, 2026. The platform is positioned as a context layer for agentic analytics, enabling data teams to build, test, tune, monitor, and deploy governed data agents.
Active Roles
1Business Model
The evidence supports a B2B SaaS/platform model in which companies use Upsolve AI to build and embed customer-facing analytics and deploy governed data agents. Specific pricing, subscription tiers, usage fees, and other revenue terms were not disclosed in the available sources.