US enterprise marketing and content compliance startup Haast has raised $12m in Series A funding led by Peak XV Partners to scale its agentic flows, accelerate product development, and expand its global enterprise footprint.
Haast, headquartered in New York, automates compliance reviews, reducing content review times by, it says, 80%. While AI has make it easier to scale marketing output, it hasn’t made it easier to stay compliant. Corporate compliance and legal teams spend a significant amount of their time on manual review, resulting in unnecessary delays.
“Enterprises shouldn’t have to choose between moving fast and staying compliant, and that tradeoff is exactly what manual review processes currently force on teams,” said Kunal Vankadara, co-founder and CEO of Haast. “We built Haast to transform compliance from a generic assistive checkpoint into an intelligent, automated engine embedded directly within global enterprises. By embedding policy and risk standards directly into the fabric of every workflow, we empower teams to move at AI speed with confidence, unlocking real efficiency and output gains without ever compromising governance.”
Haast’s public domain customers include insurance provider Zurich, ethical fund Future Super, and telco Mate.
This round saw participation from DST Global Partners, Airtree, Aura Ventures, and Black Sheep Capital. The funding brings Haast’s total capital raised to $17.05m.
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