Full-Time
Automates sales tasks via AI-native platform
$200k - $400k/yr
San Francisco, CA, USA
In Person
Five days in the office per week required.
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Monaco is an AI-native sales platform that helps startups and other businesses grow revenue by automating sales tasks. It integrates into a company’s sales workflow, uses a meeting recorder to capture call notes, drafts follow-up emails, and updates CRM by creating opportunities and filling fields. Unlike typical sales tools, Monaco combines AI-driven note-taking, email drafting, and CRM updates in one customizable system tailored to a company’s go-to-market process. Its goal is to reduce manual sales work and provide guidance to close more deals, with public beta launched in February 2026 ahead of general availability.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$85M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2024
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Company Equity
The raise is the latest example of how quickly capital is moving into AI startups that are demonstrating strong revenue growth.
Monaco, an AI-powered sales platform, has raised $50 million in Series B funding from investors including Benchmark, Founders Fund, Human Capital, Alt Cap, Mantis and Saga VC. Garry Tan, Neil Mehta, and Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison also participated. The company combines end-to-end support with AI-enabled automations and a proven sales methodology to accelerate revenue growth for startups. Founded by Sam Blond, Monaco helps automate routine sales tasks whilst enabling sales teams to focus on high-value interactions that close deals. Monaco is currently in public beta, with general availability launching soon. The platform has seen strong demand since emerging from stealth, with customers seeing results including meeting generation and pipeline creation within days of onboarding.
Former Founders Fund VC Sam Blond has launched Monaco, an AI sales startup, raising $35 million across a $10 million seed round and $25 million Series A, both led by Founders Fund. The company emerged from stealth on Wednesday with a public beta of its AI sales platform. Co-founded with his brother Brian Blond, a partner at Human Capital, Monaco targets early-stage startups with an AI-native CRM and prospect database. The platform automates sales workflows including email outreach and meeting scheduling, but uniquely employs human salespeople to monitor and guide the AI rather than replacing them entirely. The startup faces fierce competition from incumbents like Salesforce and HubSpot, plus numerous AI-focused startups. Blond positions Monaco as the next-generation platform leader, calling it the "'Cursor for sales'".