Startup
Stuut
AI platform that runs accounts receivable for mid-market and enterprise companies: collections, cash application, payments and disputes, with agents doing the work rather than dashboards showing it.
| Founded | 2024, New York |
|---|---|
| Founders | Tarek Alaruri (CEO), Adam Chaarawi, Ben Winter (COO) |
| Stage | Series A, followed by a $67.6m round filed in September 2026 without a series letter |
| Total funding | About $103m |
| Last round | $67.6m, filed September 2026, eleven investors; M12, Microsoft’s venture fund, announced an investment in September 2026 |
| Earlier rounds | Series A $29.5m, November 2025, led by Andreessen Horowitz with Activant, Khosla, 1984.vc, Page One, Vesey, Carya and Valley Ventures |
| What it does | Collections outreach by email, SMS and voice, cash application, payments, and disputes and deductions across ERPs, aimed at cutting days sales outstanding; credit and order management coming soon |
| Traction | Customers include ZoomInfo, Honeywell, PerkinElmer, Verifone and CharterUP |
| Pricing | Not published |
| Markets | US |
| Peers | Monk, Fazeshift, Tesorio, HighRadius, Billtrust |
Funding
- Announced rounds
- US$97.1m in two rounds
- Latest round
- Round, US$67.6m, September 2026
Why it matters
Stuut has raised about $103 million in under two years, including a $67.6 million round filed in September 2026 on top of an a16z-led Series A. Accounts receivable has become one of the most heavily funded corners of finance AI, and Stuut is currently the best-capitalised of the new entrants.
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