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The landscape of B2B buying is evolving at breakneck speed. Today’s buyers are more self-reliant, often conducting extensive research and seeking peer validation long before they ever engage with a sales team. This shift has created a major challenge for vendors: how do you build trust and influence decisions when buyers want to avoid sales conversations altogether?.
Enter Deeto, a New York-based startup that just raised a $12.5 million Series A led by Jump Capital, with participation from UpWest, TAL Ventures, Mertor, and TAU Ventures. This brings Deeto’s total funding to $17 million as it doubles down on its mission to become the core customer layer for modern go-to-market teams.
Deeto is tackling a fundamental problem in B2B sales: buyers crave authentic, relevant customer stories—not generic marketing collateral. With its AI-native platform, Deeto transforms the voice of the customer into a dynamic, always-on growth engine. The platform captures real customer experiences and automatically delivers them to prospective buyers at critical points in their journey, helping to build credibility and accelerate decision-making.
Automated Collection: Deeto uses AI to gather and organize genuine customer insights, proof points, and stories at scale.
Personalized Matching: The platform matches these assets to buyer personas based on industry, role, and pain points, ensuring relevance.
Seamless Distribution: Customer intelligence is embedded across CRMs, websites, and sales enablement tools, making it accessible wherever buyers are researching.
Deeto’s approach is already resonating with industry leaders. Companies like Atlassian, Dropbox, Klaviyo, Bloomreach, and 6Sense are leveraging Deeto to automate customer storytelling, build trust earlier, and close deals faster. The company has seen 300% revenue growth in the past year and now serves over 100 customers.
As customer-led growth becomes the new standard, platforms like Deeto are redefining how B2B companies engage with prospects. By making authentic customer voices visible, searchable, and actionable, Deeto is helping organizations earn trust earlier in the buyer journey—and ultimately, win more business.
With fresh funding, Deeto plans to scale its platform, expand its AI capabilities, and further entrench itself as the go-to solution for companies looking to modernize their go-to-market strategies. In a world where buyers are more skeptical and independent than ever, the ability to deliver credible, peer-driven proof may be the ultimate differentiator.

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