Co-founder and CEO
Profile summary: RedpineAI Co-founder and CEO

Redpine is a data platform that gives AI agents and builders licensed access to premium, non-public datasets through a single API, MCP, or CLI interface. The platform sources data directly from content owners—including publishers, research firms, and video production houses—with contracts secured before any data moves. It offers a free tier with five queries, then charges per token on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Raised to date
€9MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Est. $9.8M$8.6M across 2 disclosed rounds



ANCM+5€6.8M · Seed
Announced Apr 2026 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $8.6M
Reported total $9.8M
Incomplete round history. $1.2M of the $9.8M reported total isn’t matched to a known round.
Only about 1% of the world's data is used to train AI models, with the most valuable information locked in non-public sources such as proprietary research, private code repositories, and unpublished media libraries. AI builders face significant legal complexity, sourcing effort, and infrastructure work when trying to access this data, and content owners lack a compliant channel to monetize their assets for AI use.
Redpine provides a grounding platform that connects AI agents and builders to licensed, non-public datasets through a single point of entry. The company signs direct licensing agreements with content owners before any data moves, ensuring compliance and clear provenance. Users access data via API, MCP, or CLI, with datasets prepared as AI-ready—including low-latency storage, vectorization, and structured metadata—so agents can consume them without preprocessing overhead. The platform supports multimodal data types, from scientific journals and real-time signals to image libraries and video assets, with source attribution maintained at every step.
Primary customers are AI builders and developers creating autonomous agents or AI applications that require high-quality, non-public data for grounding, real-time signals, or training. The platform also serves content owners—including research firms, software companies, and media production houses—seeking to monetize their proprietary data assets.