Key Takeaways
- • Hatz AI, an AI operating system for small and medium-sized businesses delivered exclusively through Managed Service Providers (MSPs), raised $24 million in Series A funding, according to the company's announcement.
- • The round was backed by Nadia Partners, Vestigo Ventures, and The Private Shares Fund, with Josh Schertzer, partner at Nadia Partners and former CTO at Blackstone, leading the deal.
- • Hatz's partner network already spans thousands of MSPs across all 50 U.S. states, nine Canadian provinces, and nine countries.
- • The capital will be used to scale the MSP partner network and extend reach to millions of SMBs globally.
Summary
Hatz AI announced it has raised $24 million in Series A funding, according to a company press release datelined New York. The round was backed by Nadia Partners, Vestigo Ventures, and The Private Shares Fund. Josh Schertzer, a partner at Nadia Partners and former chief technology officer at Blackstone, led the transaction.
The company positions itself as an AI operating system for small and medium-sized businesses, distributed exclusively through Managed Service Providers. Hatz states that its platform is founded by technology and security veterans and offers an MSP-grade control plane, auto-model routing, collaborative workspaces, and custom AI agents. According to the company, these tools allow IT service providers to build, deploy, and scale AI practices while retaining control over data, security, and spending.
According to the announcement, the new capital will support scaling of Hatz's partner network, which already includes thousands of MSPs across all 50 U.S. states, nine Canadian provinces, and nine countries. The company says this footprint gives it access to millions of SMBs globally. The announcement did not disclose a valuation or detailed revenue figures.
The company positions itself as an AI operating system for small and medium-sized businesses, distributed exclusively through Managed Service Providers. Hatz states that its platform is founded by technology and security veterans and offers an MSP-grade control plane, auto-model routing, collaborative workspaces, and custom AI agents. According to the company, these tools allow IT service providers to build, deploy, and scale AI practices while retaining control over data, security, and spending.
According to the announcement, the new capital will support scaling of Hatz's partner network, which already includes thousands of MSPs across all 50 U.S. states, nine Canadian provinces, and nine countries. The company says this footprint gives it access to millions of SMBs globally. The announcement did not disclose a valuation or detailed revenue figures.
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