Comp AI, the AI-native compliance and security platform founded in January 2025, backed by Roo Capital and Grand Ventures, has closed a $34m Series A round to push further into continuous cybersecurity.
The raise arrives after a sharp run of growth for the Miami-headquartered firm, which has posted 15x annual recurring revenue growth year-on-year and now counts more than 1,000 customers, having grown 10x year-on-year.
The new capital will be directed at extending Comp AI’s reach beyond compliance automation and into continuous cybersecurity, covering real-time monitoring, control validation and security testing across applications and infrastructure.
Compliance software’s earlier wave took firms away from spreadsheets, consultants and lengthy manual preparation, yet much of the underlying work has continued to rely on people, leaving businesses with only occasional snapshots of their security standing.
Comp AI argues that agentic AI removes that ceiling, letting software increasingly carry out and check work that once needed constant human input. That shift matters more as AI speeds up both how fast software is built and how quickly it can be attacked, with companies releasing and updating products faster than static, point-in-time reviews can track, pushing security systems towards becoming more adaptive, real-time and exact.
Comp AI has built its platform around that premise, deploying organisational context and AI agents to handle onboarding, policy and risk creation, evidence collection, control monitoring and vendor assessments.
The approach is designed to bring compliance timelines down from quarters to days without loosening standards. Its client base spans healthcare, financial services, higher education, professional services and software, including names such as Corgi, Dub, OpenCode, Inference and Primer.
As software vendors sell into bigger accounts, move into regulated markets and manage increasingly complex technology estates, security demands are showing up sooner and growing tougher to satisfy.
Comp AI positions its platform as a way to meet those demands now while laying the groundwork for a security posture that scales alongside its customers. The company is purpose-built for that agentic shift, designing its systems around the current capabilities of AI agents rather than retrofitting AI onto older workflows, with agents able to reason across organisational context and take on an expanding share of the work.
Beyond product development, the Series A will fund headcount growth across Comp AI’s Miami headquarters and New York office, with hiring planned across product, engineering, operations, sales, customer success and marketing as the company pursues larger, more complex customers.
Comp AI CEO and co-founder Lewis Carhart said, “The first generation of compliance software proved this process could be automated. Agentic AI lets us go much further. Security software shouldn’t just track the work. It should understand the business, perform the work, and act as risk changes. We started by making compliance dramatically faster and less resource-intensive. Now we’re building toward a platform to proactively identify, validate, and act on risk in real time.”
Comp AI COO and co-founder Claudio Fuentes added, “Historically, compliance has been an approximation of security because so much of the work could only be performed manually and periodically. Agentic AI changes that constraint. Work that once required teams of people can increasingly happen continuously in software. At the same time, AI is making the threat landscape faster and more dynamic. We believe the next generation of security companies will be built around that reality from day one.”
Comp AI CTO and co-founder Mariano Fuentes also remarked, “AI changes both what software can do and how quickly technical teams can build it. As models become more capable, we can move beyond software that simply records whether security work happened toward software that can execute and verify that work.”
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