Y Combinator’s hottest startup, Origami Agents, secures $2M seed round to supercharge sales teams with AI

Finn Mallery, left, and Kenson Chung, the co-founders of Origami Agents, at their San Francisco office. (Credit: Origami Agents)
Y Combinator's fastest-growing startup Origami Agents raised $2M to build AI research tools that help sales teams find perfect customers.Read More

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