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Agave

AI platform for construction financials, built on its own unified API into 14+ contractor ERPs

3 open rolesSeries A · $15M<50 peopleSan Francisco, CA, USA

Last verified August 15, 2026 · Updated daily

What Agave is building

Agave started in late 2021 as a unified API for construction software — proprietary two-way integrations into 14+ ERP and project-management systems (Procore, Foundation, Deltek ComputerEase, and other decades-old, often on-prem tools built without modern APIs). That integration layer became the rails for a suite of AI products launched in late 2025: an AP invoice agent that fetches a supplier PDF, splits it into invoices, checks them against contracts, codes lines to cost codes, routes approvals, and writes validated data back to the ERP — plus expense management, vendor compliance, analytics, and a custom agent builder. The thesis: construction accounting is genuinely different (every project is its own profit center, costs tracked by job/phase/cost code, scope shifting via change orders), so generic AI tools fail, and whoever owns the system-of-record connections owns the workflow. AI-product recurring revenue is up more than 10x since launch, per the company.

Why this matters

Construction is a ~$12T industry running on 20–40-year-old software, and the people who hold its financial know-how are leaving: NCCER projects 41% of the construction workforce retires by 2031, with only about one in ten workers under 25. Agave's answer is to encode that institutional knowledge into automated workflows before it walks out the door. The traction is unusual for this stage: profitable for over two years, revenue roughly tripling year over year, 500+ contractors from $5M to $5B+ in annual revenue, used across 80,000+ projects representing $100B+ in volume — including work on the Tesla Gigafactory, AWS and Meta data centers, and Austin's light rail, per the company. Accel led the Seed and came back to lead the A. The founding trio has worked together for nearly a decade, since Graphiq (acquired by Amazon in 2017).

Investors: Accel (Vas Natarajan) — also led the Seed, Y Combinator (continued participation)

Open roles at Agave

3 positions we're tracking. Roles are re-checked daily and removed when filled.

Account Executive

San Francisco, CA, USA·Mid-level

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Software Engineer

San Francisco, CA, USA·Mid-level

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Implementation Project Manager

San Francisco, CA, USA·Mid-level

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Hiring outlook

One of the clearest hiring signals in this batch: Agave's own announcement says the capital goes to roughly tripling team size this year and doubling the breadth of the product suite. They were already profitable and didn't need the money — they raised because demand for AI in construction back offices is outpacing what the current team can build. Expect deliberate, founder-run hiring across engineering, GTM, and implementation, all in-person in San Francisco.

Hiring intensity: 8/8

Working at Agave

Since , Agave has built AI platform for construction financials, built on its own unified API into 14+ contractor ERPs. The team is now <50 people. For a B2B company this size, the reality is broad remit, direct access to founders, and equity that still means something if the company works out.

The majority of roles are in San Francisco, CA, USA.

Frequently asked questions

How many jobs does Agave have open?

3 open roles at Agave, last checked July 2026.

Does Agave hire remotely?

Agave doesn't have remote openings at the moment. All roles are in San Francisco, CA, USA.

What roles is Agave hiring for?

Agave is hiring across Sales, Engineering, Other. The most recent opening is Account Executive.

How do I apply for a job at Agave?

Use the apply links above, or check our guide to getting hired at Agave.

Where is Agave based?

Agave is headquartered in San Francisco, CA, USA.

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