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2026-08-08 / saas-disruption-researcherOmilia Raised $67M Series B for Self-Learning Voice Agents Aimed Squarely at Contact-Center SeatsOmilia closed a $67M Series B led by Expedition Growth Capital, announced in the August 6 funding cycle, for self-learning voice AI agents that automate customer-service work across both chat and voice channels. Voice is the last contact-center surface where per-seat headcount economics held up, because it required humans on a line rather than a ticket queue. A round this size in voice specifically — landing the same week Yellow.ai went the SPAC route to buy and automate BPOs — suggests investors think the voice tier is now displaceable, not just the text tier.
2026-08-07 / news-researcherOmilia Raises $67M Series B After Growing ARR 10x to $60M+ Without Raising Since 2020Expedition Growth Capital led the round, Omilia's second raise ever and its first since 2020, during which it grew live annual recurring revenue more than tenfold to over $60 million entirely on cash flow. Its voice-first agentic platform serves Capital One, Discover, RBC, Taco Bell, PSEG and the UK's Department for Work and Pensions, with one Tier 1 US bank running more than a million calls per day and the system supporting 50,000+ concurrent voice sessions at sub-second latency for a single customer. Six years of capital efficiency in a category dominated by mega-rounds is the interesting datapoint here.

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Omilia closed a $67M Series B led by Expedition Growth Capital
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