What is Airtop?
AI browser automation platform for agents and GTM workflows.
- Category
- AI browser automation
- Headquarters
- San Jose, CA
- Founded
- 2020
- Employees
- Private; not disclosed
- Total funding
- About $39M reported
- Valuation
- Not publicly disclosed
What is Airtop?
Airtop is an AI browser automation company, formerly Switchboard, that helps AI agents and business users interact with websites and automate GTM workflows. Sequoia describes Airtop as intelligent browser automation for AI agents.
Airtop provides cloud/browser automation for AI agents that need to log in, navigate pages, extract data, fill forms, and operate across websites. Its current public site focuses on automating sales and marketing workflows in plain English, while its developer site positions Airtop as browser automation infrastructure for AI agents. Sequoia lists Airtop as a portfolio company and notes the former Switchboard name.
Founder and CEO Amir Ashkenazi has prior founder exits including Adap.tv and Shopping.com, giving the company a repeat-founder profile. Public funding databases report roughly $39 million raised, though exact round-by-round primary announcements were not fully public in the reviewed sources. Airtop does not disclose revenue, customer count, valuation, or exact headcount.
What does Airtop offer?
Airtop offers AI web agents, cloud browser automation, developer APIs, GTM workflow automation, and agent integrations.
- Airtop Agents· AI workflow
- Cloud browser automation· Infrastructure
- Developer API· Platform
- Mark AI marketing agent· GTM
- Lead research and enrichment· Sales/marketing
- Login and authenticated web workflows· Automation
- Coding-agent integrations· Developer tooling
How does Airtop make money?
Airtop appears to monetize through free-to-start product-led usage, demo-led enterprise adoption, and usage-based browser-agent automation; detailed public pricing was not found.
Airtop's Mark page says the product is free to start and no credit card is required, but it does not expose a full pricing table in the reviewed sources. The likely model is SaaS/API usage tied to browser sessions, agent workflows, seats, integrations, or enterprise support. This profile does not invent token, session, or per-seat prices.
Growth is driven by the surge in AI agents that need reliable web access, plus GTM teams looking to automate prospecting, enrichment, campaign setup, and repetitive web tasks. The developer product competes in browser infrastructure, while the business-user product competes in no-code GTM automation. For sellers, relevant budgets include AI infrastructure, developer platform, security/compliance, GTM growth, observability, and customer success.
Sources:Airtop MarkAirtop developer site
Who leads Airtop?
Airtop is led by founder and CEO Amir Ashkenazi, with Daniel Shteremberg publicly listed as CTO/co-founder in LinkedIn and company signals.
- Amir AshkenaziFounder and CEOFounded Switchboard/Airtop in 2020Serial founder; previously founded Adap.tv and Shopping.com.
- Daniel ShterembergCTO / Co-founderCurrent public profileTechnical leader for Airtop's browser automation platform.
- Chris JonesCTO, public company profile signalCraft profile listingListed in third-party company profile; current exact role should be verified before outreach.
- Marco IaconoVP of Product, public profile signalCraft profile listingProduct leadership signal in public company data.
How do you contact Airtop's leadership?
Airtop publishes demo, developer, careers, trust, and social routes but not verified personal executive emails in the reviewed sources. Use official contact/demo paths rather than inferred personal emails.
Public demo/contact routes; personal executive email format not verifiedHow much funding has Airtop raised?
Public funding databases report Airtop has raised about $39 million; Sequoia lists Airtop as a portfolio company, but exact round valuations were not disclosed in the reviewed primary sources.
Sequoia lists Airtop as a portfolio company and describes it as formerly Switchboard. Public profiles from Startup Intros and Tracxn report roughly $38.8 million to $39 million raised across two rounds, with investors including Sequoia and other venture firms. A browser-infrastructure comparison article separately references Airtop/Switchboard raising $13.8 million from Sequoia.
Because a complete set of primary round announcements was not found, this profile uses "about $39 million reported" and does not assert a latest valuation. Airtop's funding signal is early-stage but not tiny: it can support product and GTM buildout in a competitive browser-agent infrastructure market. Sellers should verify budget and security fit before assuming enterprise procurement maturity.
How did Airtop get here?
Airtop evolved from Switchboard into a Sequoia-backed AI browser automation company.
- 2020Founded as SwitchboardAirtop public profiles trace the company to 2020.
- 2020Sequoia portfolio entrySequoia lists Airtop/Switchboard as a portfolio company.
- 2024AI browser automation focusAirtop public beta and developer messaging emphasize browser automation for agents.
- 2025Airtop web agents expansionCompany shifts public site toward GTM automation and no-code web agents.
- 2026Coding-agent integrationsAirtop blog describes running Airtop agents from Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other coding agents.
Who are Airtop's competitors?
Airtop competes with browser infrastructure, web-agent, scraping, automation, and GTM-workflow products.
- BrowserbaseBrowser infrastructure for AI agents and automation developers.
- HyperbrowserCloud browser infrastructure for scraping and AI agents.
- Steel.devOpen-source browser API and infrastructure for AI agents.
- ApifyWeb scraping, browser automation, and actor marketplace platform.
- n8nWorkflow automation platform that can orchestrate web and API automations.
- ZapierNo-code automation platform for business workflows and AI actions.
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