Metaview raises $60 million in Series C to expand recruiting AI

Metaview has raised $60 million in a Series C led by Insight Partners, bringing its total funding to $110 million. The company says the funding will support general availability for fillmore, its autonomous recruiting coworker, and team growth from 80 to 250 people by the end of next year. Its platform is used by 7,000+ companies worldwide, according to the company’s announcement.

What did the funding support?

The round is intended to fund three areas of work as Metaview enters another stage of growth. One priority is making fillmore generally available, alongside additional specialist agents. General availability means a product is being offered for broader use, rather than remaining limited to a smaller release group.

The company also plans to expand its team from 80 to 250 people by the end of next year. Its announcement says a New York office will open alongside existing hubs in London and San Francisco. A further priority is 10x Recruiting, which the company describes as a community and training programme for talent professionals.

How did Metaview reach this round?

Metaview started by capturing conversations in which hiring decisions are made, and says it has captured more than 6 million interviews to date. It says that material now provides shared context for AI agents operating across more stages of hiring. In this model, people set the criteria and retain final decision-making authority.

The company says its agents can source candidates before they apply, assess incoming applications against a role brief, and conduct structured screening conversations. They can also turn human interviews into notes intended to be clear and usable. These functions extend the platform beyond its initial focus on interview conversations, according to the announcement.

Who led the round, and what changed?

Insight Partners led the Series C, with participation from GV, Intrepid Growth Partners, Seedcamp, Vertex Ventures US, Plural and Garuda Ventures. The company said the round came a year after its previous financing and lifted total funding to $110 million. The announcement does not give individual contributions from the participating investors.

Metaview’s CEO and co-founder Siadhal Magos said the company is rebuilding hiring around AI to make it more efficient and precise. Insight Partners Managing Director Ryan Hinkle said the platform adds structure across sourcing, screening and later hiring decisions. Those statements describe the investors’ and company’s views; they are not independent measures of product performance.

What remains to be established?

The announcement does not state when fillmore’s general availability will begin or give details of its pricing. It also does not specify how the planned hires will be distributed across roles or locations. The company’s stated hiring target is to move from 80 to 250 people by the end of next year.

Key points from the announcement are:

• Metaview said it raised $60 million in a Series C led by Insight Partners.
• The company said total funding now stands at $110 million.
• Metaview said 7,000+ companies worldwide use its platform.
• The company plans to make fillmore generally available and grow its team from 80 to 250 people by the end of next year.

The next steps described by Metaview are product availability, team expansion and continued investment in 10x Recruiting. No independent evidence or additional milestones are included in the source material. Further detail on timing and implementation has not been provided.