Bloom raises $3.6M seed to expand AI agent marketplace
SNAK Venture Partners led the round, with Flyover Capital, Mana Ventures and three Michigan funds participating.
Bloom, a marketplace that uses AI agents to connect buyers and sellers, announced a $3.6 million seed round led by SNAK Venture Partners, according to TechCrunch.
Flyover Capital, Mana Ventures, Detroit Venture Partners, Invest Detroit Ventures and the Michigan Outdoor Innovation Fund joined the round.
The company said it has shifted to a pure marketplace model, with supply chain AI agents handling the matching between buyers and sellers. Bloom said it has made more than 2,000 matches for over 140 companies.
Bloom was co-founded in 2023 by Justin Kosmides to serve the mobility industry. SNAK first met with Bloom in April 2025 and passed on its pre-seed round, and by May 2026 Bloom had made as much revenue in five months as it did in all of 2025, according to TechCrunch. SNAK said memberships on the platform had grown fivefold with low churn.
Quick answers
How much did Bloom raise in its seed round?
Bloom announced a $3.6 million seed round.
Who led Bloom's seed round?
SNAK Venture Partners led the round, with Flyover Capital, Mana Ventures, Detroit Venture Partners, Invest Detroit Ventures and the Michigan Outdoor Innovation Fund participating.
What does Bloom do?
Bloom runs a pure marketplace model with supply chain AI agents that connect buyers and sellers, and says it has made over 2,000 matches for more than 140 companies.