Mega Secures $11.5 Million Series A Funding Led By Goodwater Capital With Andreessen Horowitz Participation

Mega, a New York–based startup developing an AI-powered growth engine for small and mid-sized businesses, has raised $11.5 million in Series A funding led by Goodwater Capital, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, SignalFire, Atreides, and Kearny Jackson. The company builds a network of specialized AI agents that manage SEO, paid advertising, and website operations for businesses generating roughly $500,000 to $20 million in revenue, aiming to deliver an enterprise-grade growth team entirely through software. Co-founder Lucas Pellan said the idea emerged when the team, originally building a video game company during the pandemic, experimented with generative AI tools and saw organic traffic increase 100× while paid acquisition costs dropped by 80%. Mega says it scaled from zero to $10 million in revenue in 10 months and plans to use the new funding to expand into email marketing, outbound outreach, social media, lead qualification, and sales operations, moving toward a fully automated growth infrastructure for small businesses.

FOUNDERS: Robbie Schneidman & Lucas Pellan

INVESTORS: Goodwater Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, SignalFire, Atreides & Kearny Jackson

ROUND: Series A AMOUNT: $11,500,000

HQ: New York

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