Andreessen Horowitz leads $28M Series A into Hilbert's AI analytics platform

Hilbert, an AI-powered analytics platform for B2C consumer brands, has raised $28 million in a Series A round led by Andreessen Horowitz.

Hilbert provides analytics software for B2C brands, helping companies organize and analyze large and complex customer datasets. Its platform uses AI agents to identify business events, uncover marketing inefficiencies, support forecasting, and surface insights through a natural-language interface. The company says the platform is designed to streamline complex data analytics tasks for large-scale marketing and sales operations.

The funding will be used to expand Hilbert's team, including its go-to-market and engineering functions, as it continues developing the platform. The round is dated April 15, 2026.

The investment from Andreessen Horowitz gives Hilbert a prominent backer in the AI analytics software category. For consumer brands, the appeal of Hilbert's approach is that it applies AI agents to the kinds of data problems that typically require dedicated analytics teams: spotting business events, finding where marketing spend is being wasted, and forecasting what comes next. The natural-language interface lowers the barrier to getting answers from complex customer data.

Hilbert's focus on B2C brands distinguishes it from more general analytics platforms. Instead of asking companies to adapt to a generic dashboard, Hilbert tailors its agents to customer data and the operational questions consumer businesses face. The company's stated priorities — growing go-to-market and engineering — suggest it is moving from product development toward scaling adoption.

The $28M Series A is a meaningful check for a company in this segment. With Andreessen Horowitz leading the round, Hilbert has both capital and credibility as it builds out its team and continues developing its AI-powered analytics platform.