Queue raises $18M Series A led by Ace

Building the infrastructure for AI-native teams

The funding will accelerate product development, expand our team, and help us build the infrastructure powering the next generation of autonomous software.

Today, we're excited to announce that Queue has raised an $18 million Series A led by Northstar Ventures, with participation from Grid Capital, Atlas Capital, and a group of incredible founders and operators who share our vision for the future of software.

When we started Queue, we believed AI would fundamentally change how software is built. While models continue to improve at an incredible pace, most organizations still struggle to move beyond simple chat experiences and isolated workflows. We saw an opportunity to create something different: a platform that allows teams to build, deploy, and manage autonomous AI agents capable of performing real work across codebases, systems, and business processes.

Over the last year, we've watched customers use Queue to automate engineering workflows, accelerate product development, improve customer support, and eliminate repetitive operational tasks. What began as a platform for AI-powered development has evolved into a complete infrastructure layer for organizations building AI-native products and workflows.

The opportunity ahead

We believe we're still in the earliest days of the AI agent era. Today's software teams spend countless hours on repetitive work—writing tests, maintaining documentation, triaging bugs, reviewing pull requests, and managing infrastructure. These tasks are essential, but they rarely create competitive advantage.

AI agents change that equation. By giving software the ability to understand context, use tools, make decisions, and take action, organizations can automate entire categories of work rather than individual tasks. We believe every company will eventually operate alongside a workforce of specialized AI agents, and we're building the platform that makes that future possible.

The demand we're seeing from customers reinforces this belief. Teams are no longer asking whether AI belongs in their workflows. They're asking how quickly they can deploy it across their organization.

Accelerating the next chapter of Queue

This funding allows us to move faster than ever before.

We'll be expanding our engineering, product, and go-to-market teams while continuing to invest heavily in the infrastructure that powers Queue. This includes deeper integrations, more capable agents, improved observability, enterprise-grade controls, and new tools that make deploying AI agents as reliable as deploying traditional software.

We're also investing heavily in the developer experience. Our goal is to make building with AI agents as intuitive as building modern applications—whether you're an individual developer, a startup, or a global enterprise.

Most importantly, this investment allows us to continue supporting the builders, developers, and teams who are pushing the boundaries of what's possible with AI.

We're incredibly grateful to our customers, investors, and community for believing in what we're building. This milestone marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter, and we're more convinced than ever that autonomous software will become a core part of how every organization operates.

The future of software is autonomous. We're building the infrastructure to make it possible.