Reo.Dev Secures $11.3 Million to Map Developer Purchasing Intent
San Francisco-based Reo.Dev has secured $11.3 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-native platform, which tracks how engineers and AI agents evaluate software. Led by Elevation Capital, the round brings the company’s total raised capital to $15.3 million as it scales its Developer Knowledge Graph of 100 million profiles.

The platform addresses a fundamental shift in B2B sales: technical buying decisions now often occur deep within developer ecosystems—through GitHub commits, CLI activity, and Docker pulls—long before a sales team is aware of an opportunity. By capturing these signals, Reo.Dev provides companies like NVIDIA, LangChain, and Temporal with actionable intelligence on technology adoption and migration patterns.
Central to the expansion is the Agent Intent Gateway, a new tool designed to monitor how AI agents interact with products via the Model Context Protocol. As these agents take on more evaluative roles, Reo.Dev aims to translate machine-led research into sales-ready leads. Early adopters are reporting significant returns; DataHub generated $1.01 million in pipeline from platform-identified accounts in a single quarter, while Unstructured.io attributes 40 percent of its deal pipeline to the service.
While competitors like Common Room and Warmly target broad company intent, Reo.Dev maintains its niche by focusing exclusively on engineering-centric data. The company plans to use the new capital to refine its frontier AI capabilities and further integrate its signals into existing stacks like Salesforce, HubSpot, and Claude.
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