Amsterdam-based AI company Vox AI has raised €7.6 million in a Series A funding round to further develop and internationally scale their autonomous voice AI platform for drive-thru restaurants. The company's total funding now stands at €8.6 million.

Investors & financing

The round was led by Headline, an international venture capital fund, with participation from True Ventures, Simon Capital, and Souschef Ventures. The investment enables Vox AI to further perfect their technology and enter new markets.

Platform & technology

The Vox AI platform offers a fully autonomous voice AI solution specifically designed for the drive-thru industry. The key features are:

  • 90+ languages — The platform supports more than 90 languages, making it suitable for international rollout
  • Employee Assist — A smart assistant that supports staff with complex orders and customer questions
  • Self-learning AI system — The AI continuously improves based on interactions and learns from every order
  • 17x ROI — Customers report an average return on investment of 17 times their investment

Stakeholder reactions

"Our voice AI transforms the drive-thru experience by enabling faster, more accurate, and more personalized interactions. With this funding, we can bring our platform to even more restaurants worldwide." — CEO of Vox AI
"Vox AI has proven that autonomous voice AI in drive-thrus is not only technically feasible but also commercially successful. The results with their current customers are impressive." — Investor at Headline

International expansion

With the new funding, Vox AI is opening an office in San Francisco to serve the North American market. The drive-thru market in the U.S. is one of the largest in the world, and Vox AI sees an enormous growth opportunity here for their autonomous voice AI technology.

The combination of multilingual support, self-learning capabilities, and proven ROI makes Vox AI a promising player in the rapidly growing market for AI-powered customer interaction.