Quack, the proactive agentic AI platform for customer support, today announced it has raised $7 million in seed funding led by Hanaco Ventures, and Storytime Capital, with participation from Fusion VC, Savyon Ventures, Seed IL, and private investors including WalkMe CEO Dan Adika. The new capital will accelerate Quack’s US go-to-market strategy and product innovation as the company further advances its operating system for training and managing proactive AI agents.
For B2B, B2C, D2C and SaaS companies, scaling customer support remains one of the most challenging obstacles to sustainable growth. Building quality in-house support systems is costly and slow, while existing chatbot and flow builder solutions are generic, reactive, and unable to handle complex tickets and infinite use cases. As a result, customer support teams are overwhelmed, help centers are outdated, and end users are frustrated. Agentic AI will be able to resolve 80% of common customer support issues by 2029, reducing operational costs by at least 30%. Yet with the number of frustrated users outpacing the number who open support tickets, the vast majority of CX issues are left unreported while customers churn. Quack addresses these critical challenges by enabling them to deploy a network of AI agents that proactively resolve issues even before they escalate to CX teams, allowing them to do more with less. By transforming support from a cost center into a growth driver, Quack empowers SaaS companies to scale without compromising customer experience.
