NEW YORK, NY AND TEL AVIV, ISRAEL – 27/10/2025 – (SeaPRwire) – In a pivotal development for the artificial intelligence ecosystem, Anchor Browser, a cloud-based platform built to empower AI agents to navigate and interact with the internet autonomously, announced it has raised $6 million in seed funding. The round was led by Blumberg Capital with participation from Gradient Ventures, alongside angel investors and advisors from OpenAI, ServiceNow, and SentinelOne.
This funding marks a significant step in the evolution of agentic AI — a branch of artificial intelligence focused on creating autonomous agents capable of understanding, reasoning, and acting independently across digital environments. Anchor Browser is emerging as a key enabler in this transformation by providing the browser-level infrastructure required for AI to operate online with the same fluency and resilience as human users.
Founded in 2024 by Idan Raman, Dor Dankner, and Guy Ben Simhon, the Israel-based company is the brainchild of a team with deep roots in cybersecurity, automation, and developer tools. The founders previously contributed to global technology leaders including SentinelOne, Noname Security, and BlinkOps, and are alumni of Unit 8200, Israel’s elite intelligence and cybersecurity unit known for producing many of the world’s most innovative tech entrepreneurs.
Building the Missing Bridge Between AI Reasoning and Real-World Execution
While the rise of large language models (LLMs) such as GPT has revolutionized reasoning, summarization, and planning, most AI systems still cannot reliably perform actions on the web. Websites are constantly changing, APIs are often unavailable, and dynamic user interfaces break fragile automation scripts. Anchor Browser addresses this fundamental gap by turning any web interface into a stable and programmable surface that AI agents can understand and act upon.
Industry analysts estimate that the autonomous AI agent market will reach $70 billion by 2030, driven by enterprises racing to operationalize AI in real-world workflows. Anchor’s technology offers a pathway toward that vision, enabling AI systems to execute end-to-end processes across complex websites, enterprise tools, and data environments — safely and at scale.
With this new funding, the company is launching b0.dev, a flagship solution designed to automate browser-based tasks with unprecedented reliability. Unlike traditional automation tools, which re-run AI logic at every execution step, b0.dev separates planning and execution, ensuring tasks are pre-optimized and resilient to UI changes. This allows AI agents to perform repetitive work — from data entry to cross-platform coordination — at human-level precision with machine-level consistency.
“Agentic AI is only as useful as its ability to act,” said Idan Raman, CEO and co-founder of Anchor Browser. “Today, acting means operating on the web — the universal interface of business. Our mission is to make that possible securely, reliably, and at scale. The faster we help organizations embed AI into their existing workflows, the faster they realize real-world value.”
From Developer Experimentation to Enterprise-Grade Automation
Anchor has already attracted adoption from companies like Groq, Unify, and Browser-use, as well as partners including Cloudflare and Coinbase, who rely on the company’s infrastructure to enable secure, scalable web automation.
While traditional browser automation frameworks simulate interactions in abstract layers, Anchor’s platform renders the full visual web, allowing AI agents to experience and interact with the internet just as a human would — clicking, scrolling, interpreting layouts, and responding dynamically to real-time changes. This level of realism enhances both accuracy and resilience, allowing organizations to confidently deploy AI agents in mission-critical operations.
“Anchor has one of the best developer experiences in the industry,” said Benjamin Klieger, builder at Groq. “Its APIs are intuitive and its documentation is incredibly clear. We built our MVP in less than an hour and used Anchor to spin up multiple parallel browsers powering Compound, our research agent. It’s fast, stable, and delightful to use.”
This focus on developer experience has become a defining factor in Anchor’s early momentum. Developers can test, scale, and manage browser-based workflows through a unified cloud platform, eliminating the reliability issues that have long plagued AI-driven automation.
Investor Confidence in AI Infrastructure for the Future
Investors see Anchor’s technology as an essential component of the next layer of AI infrastructure.
“Agentic AI needs a bridge between reasoning and execution — and that bridge is the browser,” said Bruce Taragin, Managing Director at Blumberg Capital and board member at Anchor. “As enterprises move from experimentation to production-scale AI, reliability and security are critical. Anchor brings the precision of cloud engineering and the rigor of cybersecurity to this emerging automation layer.”
Vig Sachidananda, Partner at Gradient Ventures, added: “We’ve seen the challenges of browser automation — speed, reliability, and security. Anchor’s solution directly tackles these, transforming what was once a developer tool into a core infrastructure layer every enterprise can depend on.”
As the agentic AI ecosystem matures, analysts predict that browser-based automation will become the de facto standard interface between intelligent agents and the digital world — and Anchor is positioning itself as the platform powering that transformation.
About Anchor Browser
Anchor Browser develops the foundational web automation infrastructure that enables AI agents to interact with the web like humans. Its secure, cloud-native browser environments empower AI systems to navigate, extract data, and perform real-world actions across dynamic and API-less websites. The company was founded in 2024 by veterans of Unit 8200, SentinelOne, Noname Security, and BlinkOps, and is backed by Blumberg Capital and Gradient Ventures.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements are based on management’s current expectations and assumptions, and are subject to risks and uncertainties beyond the company’s control. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied. Anchor Browser undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements except as required by law.