Zeliq raises €7M to build an agentic revenue workspace
Tech.eu Tamara Djurickovic
Zeliq just raised €7M more to build an AI sales workspace. It’s betting sales teams want agents to do the grunt work while humans keep control.
Based on reporting by Tech.eu, Tamara Djurickovic — read the original for the full story.
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Zeliq has pulled in a €7 million seed extension, led by The Moon Venture, with backing from Julien Jean’s JJCapinvest and Sylvestre Blavet of Freelance.com. Ora Global and Cleo Ventures came back in too, alongside several business angels and family offices. That takes the sales prospecting startup to €21 million in funding in less than three years.
The company is trying to replace the usual mess of disconnected sales tools with one system. Its platform brings together prospect identification, data enrichment and outreach, and it is aimed at mid-market sales teams that usually jump between separate products just to move a lead along. Zeliq says its database holds more than 450 million contact and company records, with enrichment happening in real time, and that it handles outreach across email and phone while learning from each team’s own data.
The bigger pitch is more ambitious than a cleaner software stack. Zeliq is building an AI-native setup where salespeople and AI agents sit in the same environment, but strategy and decisions stay under human control. CEO and co-founder Dorian Ciavarella frames it as the next step after years of teams stacking SaaS tools and losing time to context switching.
Alongside the funding, Zeliq has opened the beta for Zelia, its AI agent, after more than a year of development and tens of thousands of user tests. Zelia can search for prospects, enrich them, contact them based on instructions, and even scan the web for buying signals. Through an MCP connector, it can also work inside the LLMs and other tools sales teams already use.
The new money will go into Zeliq’s AI infrastructure and its Agentic Revenue Workspace, where sales and marketing teams keep the steering wheel while agents handle the busywork. The company also plans to launch its first full suite of AI sales agents, double its product and technology teams over the next year, keep expanding in Europe and deepen CRM partnerships.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
The cleanest pitch in SaaS right now is not “more software,” it’s “less clicking.” Zeliq gets that, and its human-in-the-loop line is the right answer for anyone who thinks sales teams are going to hand over the wheel to a bot and hope for the best. That’s not disruption; that’s how you avoid a very expensive email sender with a new logo.
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