Pine launches AI agent as it secures $25m Series A

December 3, 2025

Pine, an AI-driven consumer digital-chore automation company, has secured $25m in a Series A funding round led by Fortwest Capital.

The new product investment is driven by the growing frustration consumers face when dealing with long hold times, repetitive transfers and ineffective customer service. Pine said its “ask-and-it’s-done” AI is designed to return time, money and peace of mind to users by taking over these tasks entirely.

Pine operates an AI-powered platform that handles calls, emails and software interactions on behalf of consumers. With bank-level security and transparent privacy controls, the service is engineered to automate time-consuming administrative processes and secure more accurate and efficient outcomes for users.

The company’s autonomous digital agent is capable of negotiating lower bills, cancelling subscriptions, filing complaints, securing refunds, attending meetings, booking appointments and managing multiple forms of personal communication. By learning from every task it completes, Pine’s framework aims to grow more reliable and capable over time.

Among its standout metrics, Pine reports a 93% negotiation success rate and more than $3m saved for consumers across providers including AT&T, Charter, Cox, DISH, T-Mobile and Verizon. Users also save an average of 270 minutes on their digital chores, highlighting the system’s significant time-recovery benefits.

The Series A funding will be used to advance Pine’s agent framework, enhance its privacy-first infrastructure and expand its go-to-market strategy. The firm plans to scale its US operations, grow distribution channels and broaden use cases for its autonomous agent technology.

Pine CEO Stanley Wei said, “AI chatbots just answer questions, but Pine actually gets things done. Our revolutionary approach gives consumers back hours of their lives with AI they can trust, and our Series A provides new support to scale Pine, the solution consumers have been waiting for.”

Ray Chua, founding partner at Fortwest Capital said, “Pine’s latest round marks a pivotal step in how consumers will engage with AI agents. Pine isn’t merely enabling people to offload daily tasks. It is building a distributed memory system where every agent retains context, learns from each interaction and incorporates edge cases encountered across all users. This collective memory architecture means every solved task instantly improves the entire agent network, driving compounding gains in accuracy, speed and reliability. As these agents operate in machine time and accumulate shared experience, they convert what used to be human effort into reclaimed, higher-quality human time.”