Top 43 Marketing AI Agents SaaS Companies in August 2026

San Francisco, California, United States

Fathom.ai is a free AI meeting assistant that records, transcribes, and summarizes calls on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. The company was founded in 2020 by Richard White, a computer science engineer who previously co-built UserVoice over roughly 12 years, scaling it to $10 million in revenue before transitioning out in 2019. Fathom has grown from $100K ARR in 2022 to $1M in 2023, $10M in 2024, and $30M in 2025, a trajectory White describes as "zero to one, one to 10, and 10 to 30 in the first three years of monetization." The company has raised $30 million total across three rounds, including a $10M seed in 2021, a $3M seed in 2023, and a $17M Series A in 2024 at a $73M valuation. The team has grown to 100 people. Average revenue per customer is approximately $25 per seat with an average of 8 to 10 seats, putting the typical account around $200 per month. The single most distinctive strategic fact is that Fathom gave its core product away for free even while losing $50 per user per month in its early years, betting that transcription costs would fall to near zero. That bet proved correct, and the free individual tier became the distribution engine for a paid team product, allowing Fathom to reach hundreds of thousands of daily users and $30M ARR while raising far less capital than any of its major competitors.

Santa Barbara, California, United States

Briq builds digital workers that operate in core business functions such as finance, operations, HR, and risk management. Our digital workers work alongside human workers to eliminate manual processes and identify issues faster, all while dramatically reducing overhead spend and improving margins.

United States

FlipCX, formerly RedRoute and now operating as Flip, is a verticalized AI voice agent platform that automates inbound customer service calls for large consumer businesses. The company is co-founded and led by Brian Schiff and Sam, who met as freshmen at Cornell University in 2015 and launched the business in its current form in 2018 after pivoting away from a ride-sharing app they had built across Upstate New York campuses. As of early 2026, FlipCX has crossed 250 customers, automated 300 million phone calls to date, and is generating revenue well north of $12.5 million ARR on a run rate basis, with the company confirming it is solidly into eight figures. The business has grown at roughly 3x year-over-year for the past several years. FlipCX raised an $8.5 million seed round in late 2021 and closed a $20 million Series A in January 2026 at a valuation of approximately $100 million. The company carries 75 to 78 percent gross margins and has at least one customer paying over $1 million per year, with ACVs ranging from $50,000 to $500,000. The single most important strategic fact is FlipCX's deliberate verticalization strategy: rather than building a generic horizontal AI platform, the company goes deep in transportation, retail e-commerce, and healthcare urgent care, where 95 percent of any new customer's needed workflows are already built into the platform out of the box, enabling fast onboarding and compounding network effects within tight industry networks where trust is the primary growth currency.

New York, United States

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Delhi, India

#1 WhatsApp Marketing Platform - Broadcast WhatsApp Messages, Automate Notifications & Solve for Support via Chat/Bots

Linköping, Östergötland, Sweden

Reshaping influencer discovery and matchmaking for the gaming industries.

San Francisco, California, United States

Aampe’s agentic infrastructure enables product and marketing teams to build strong customer relationships by delivering continuously personalized experiences. Once deployed, Aampe’s agents continuously learn user preferences and optimize the delivery of messages and in-app experiences. For every user, Aampe assigns an agent that uses machine learning and human guidance to continuously learn about its client – the user – and decide what to deliver, when to deliver, and most importantly, whether or not to deliver in the first place. Built by a team of empathetic and experienced data scientists and engineers, Aampe serves marketing, growth, and product teams at consumer and prosumer technology companies. Aampe has successfully helped household brands across Europe, Asia, and North America to amp up their personalization game.

Miami, Florida, United States

Mobile First Company is a holding company that built a tool called Allo, a dialer for sales teams. It focuses on providing consumer-like software solutions for smaller companies, particularly in the telecom sector.