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This week, we’re highlighting a bold $80 million seed raise for Reevo, a Santa Clara-based startup building an AI-native revenue operating system to replace the patchwork of go-to-market tools used by B2B teams.
Reevo’s impressive seed raise, co-led by Khosla Ventures and Kleiner Perkins, will enable it to build what it calls the first platform spanning marketing, sales, and customer success in a single intelligent workflow. The company unifies data, workflows, and communication across GTM teams—streamlining outreach, prep, reporting, and pipeline management without requiring a mess of integrations or third-party tools.
Founded by David Zhu, former Head of Engineering at DoorDash for Money, Platform, and Enterprise, along with Cindy Hao, Curtis Tan, and Clement Fang, the company is aiming squarely at the inefficiencies baked into legacy CRM stacks. Reevo has already grown to 90 employees, drawing senior talent from Affirm, Notion, Salesforce, and Uber.
“Reevo brings together GTM workflows—prospecting, outreach, meeting prep, call intelligence, deal management, reporting, and more—in one unified system, giving teams a single source of truth, unparalleled AI power, and eliminating manual workflows that have been crushing productivity,” Zhu told Future Nexus.
According to the announcement, Reevo is not stitching tools together—it’s replacing them entirely. The platform generates its own clean, first-party activity data and proactively guides reps to their next best action, turning what was once a static CRM into a dynamic command center for growth.
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This article was drafted with the help of generative AI using company-submitted details, then manually edited and carefully reviewed by a human editor before publication.
