Searchable, an AI performance marketing platform based in London, has raised $14 million in new funding led by Headline, valuing the company at $85 million.
Founded in 2025 by Chris Donnelly, Searchable builds tools that help brands track and improve how they appear across AI-led search platforms. Its platform monitors visibility across 10 AI engines, connects data from Google Analytics and Search Console, and uses interactive agents to turn search insights into recommended actions.
The company said it will use the new capital to speed up product development for its execution engine and grow its presence in the US and UK markets.
The round comes after a period of rapid early growth. Searchable said it reached $2 million in revenue within 4.5 months and has onboarded nearly 1,000 customers, underscoring investor interest in tools built around the changing economics of search and discovery in the AI era.
Founded in 2025 by Chris Donnelly, Searchable builds tools that help brands track and improve how they appear across AI-led search platforms. Its platform monitors visibility across 10 AI engines, connects data from Google Analytics and Search Console, and uses interactive agents to turn search insights into recommended actions.
The company said it will use the new capital to speed up product development for its execution engine and grow its presence in the US and UK markets.
The round comes after a period of rapid early growth. Searchable said it reached $2 million in revenue within 4.5 months and has onboarded nearly 1,000 customers, underscoring investor interest in tools built around the changing economics of search and discovery in the AI era.