Clueso Raised $10 Million to Automate AI Video Production
The startup aims to scale its agentic video creation platform for enterprise onboarding and marketing teams.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Startups
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Clueso, a startup founded in 2023, has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round to expand its AI video production platform. The company, which operates in California and Bengaluru, now has a total of $12 million in raised capital.
Why it matters
The investment enables Clueso to scale its go-to-market reach and deepen the capabilities of its AI agents, which are designed to automate video asset creation for organizational tasks like training and customer success.
Users report productivity gains of over 5x and an 80% reduction in video production costs compared to traditional manual workflows. The platform is currently utilized by more than 1,000 companies, including Atlassian, Zendesk, and Gainsight.
The players
Clueso
A startup based in California and Bengaluru that develops AI agents to automate corporate video production and training asset management.
Dharana Capital
An investment firm that led the $10 million Series A funding round for Clueso.
The details
Clueso builds AI agents—autonomous software programs capable of performing tasks—that analyze a company's specific brand guidelines, product workflows, and internal context. These agents then generate and maintain video assets across marketing, onboarding, and training functions. The system acts as a virtual production team, automatically adjusting content as organizational needs change.
Timeline
2023: Clueso was founded by Akash Anand, Prajwal Prakash, and Neel Balar.
October 13, 2026: The funding announcement was published.
The Tech Race
Clueso sits within the competitive field of generative video tools, attempting to distinguish its platform by focusing on persistent enterprise agentic layers rather than standalone creative clips. Its approach follows the trend of agentic AI workflows in enterprise software that prioritize long-term asset maintenance.
Companies currently using the platform, such as Zendesk and Ironclad, can expect the updated agentic layer to handle more complex video editing tasks. For new enterprise customers, the platform is positioned to reduce the reliance on manual video production teams for training and onboarding.
The takeaway
Clueso is betting that autonomous video agents will become a standard utility for enterprise onboarding and training workflows. Watch for the company's expansion into new enterprise segments as it scales its go-to-market operations following this funding injection.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by YourStory.
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