Ascerta raises $18M for enterprise AI ROI platform
AI cost-tracking startup Pay-i is now Ascerta and just raised $18 million to help enterprises measure the real business impact of their AI tools. Backed by Dell Technologies Capital, Ascerta plans to grow its platform beyond cost management to track AI adoption and ROI. Companies have already used it to flag runaway agent costs and save millions by pooling AI resources. Total company funding now sits at $22.9 million.
- Rebranded from Pay-i to Ascerta
- Raised $18M Series A led by Dell Technologies Capital
- Tracks AI adoption and business outcomes, not just costs
- Customers include Wipro, Atos, financial institutions
- Plans to triple headcount to 40 by end of 2027
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