Miravoice Raises $6.3M Seed Funding for AI Voice Survey Platform
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San Francisco-based startup Miravoice has raised $6.3 million in a seed funding round, as it builds tools for automated voice-based data collection.
Funding Led by Early-Stage Investors
The round was led by Unusual Ventures. In addition, Neo and 25madison participated in the investment. Several angel investors also joined the round, including Karim Atiyeh, Rajeev Goel, and Amar Goel. Senior executives from companies such as Atlassian, Crusoe, and Google were also part of the round.
Focus on Expanding Product and Operations
Miravoice plans to use the capital to scale its operations. At the same time, it will invest in product development to improve its platform capabilities.
Platform for Automated Voice Surveys
The company offers a platform that enables automated phone surveys and interviews. These interactions are designed to sound natural and respond in real time. Moreover, the system supports multiple languages, which allows companies to collect insights across regions.
Unlike traditional survey tools, Miravoice focuses on voice-based interactions. As a result, it aims to improve response quality and engagement.
AI Interviewer for Structured Data Collection
The platform includes an AI interviewer that can conduct surveys without human involvement. These surveys are often long-form and structured. In some cases, they include more than 100 questions and can last over 40 minutes.
The format supports different question types. For instance, users can include open-ended responses, numerical inputs, multiple-choice questions, Likert scales, and matrix formats. Therefore, businesses can gather both qualitative and quantitative insights at scale.
Leadership Team
Miravoice is led by:
Nishant Jain, CEO
Danny D. Leybzon, CTO
Shreyas Tirumala, COO & President
