Coframe raises $25M Series A co-led by Khosla Ventures and Hanabi Capital

What Coframe is building

Coframe's pitch is AI-generated web pages tailored to each individual visitor, continuously optimized in real time. One model doesn't do all the work. The platform uses specialized transformer models and a set of collaborating AI agents that split the job across functions like strategy, design and data science.

Those agents build, test and refine websites, landing pages and ads on their own (and they're designed to run that loop continuously, not in occasional campaigns). Crypto Briefing described it as a departure from classic A/B testing, where a marketing team pits two versions of a page against each other, waits for results, picks a winner and starts over.

The company describes its goal as a “living internet,” one that keeps evolving based on how users interact with it.

The numbers come from Coframe

Coframe says its platform has generated over $300 million in incremental revenue for customers. It also cites conversion increases of 158% at Dropbox, 410% at Replit and 60% at Cash App.

Those are big figures. They're also self-reported by Coframe, and they haven't been independently verified.

A lean team on its second raise

Josh Payne (CEO) and Pavlo Razumovskyi (VP of Engineering) founded Coframe, and it's still a small company. Crypto Briefing reported that it has approximately 53 employees and that it raised about $9.3 million in a seed round in October 2024.

The Series A gives that team a lot more capital to push its agent-driven approach to the web. So the obvious question for anyone outside the company is whether the conversion numbers hold up once someone other than Coframe checks them.