Seed Startups Hiring Remote Product Managers

EverAI builds what it describes as the world's largest AI companionship platform, serving tens of millions of users with interactive, personalized AI character experiences. The company also develops EverGuard, a proprietary AI content moderation technology designed to keep its ecosystem safe, ethical, and human-first. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Malta, EverAI raised an $8M seed round and reached $4.4M in ARR with a fully remote team of around 50 people. The team is drawn from tier-one tech companies and moves fast, with a stated goal of scaling to 500 million users.

Zeely is an AI ad creation platform aimed at small businesses and solo sellers who want more sales without becoming full-time marketers. You paste a product link and Zeely generates UGC-style video ads, static creatives, and conversion-optimized copy, then helps launch and optimize paid or viral campaigns across Facebook, Instagram, Google, and TikTok. The product deliberately keeps marketing simple for non-designers, with plain-language metrics and ready-made templates, and is sold via subscription through its mobile and web app. Founded in Ukraine in 2022 by Forbes 30 Under 30 founders, Zeely now serves over a million businesses with a strong US base. For a PM, it offers fast-growing, AI-first consumer-SMB product work in the crowded ad-creative space.

Kit (formerly ConvertKit) is an email marketing and newsletter platform built for creators, including authors, YouTubers, podcasters, and entrepreneurs. The platform helps users grow their audience through landing pages and forms, send automated email sequences, and monetize through digital products, subscriptions, and newsletter sponsorships. Founded in 2013 by Nathan Barry, Kit generates over $40M in annual recurring revenue serving nearly 50,000 customers, with notable users like James Clear, Tim Ferriss, and Ali Abdaal. The company is fully remote with around 115 team members across 94 cities, emphasizing autonomy, mission-driven culture, and a small-team approach augmented by AI.

Clera is an AI talent agent that represents job seekers rather than employers, making warm introductions to founders and hiring managers at venture-backed startups instead of routing resumes through an ATS. Candidates chat with Clera about the roles they want, and it surfaces matches across 600+ startups and brokers the intro directly - free for candidates, since companies pay only when they hire. Founded by three repeat founders who came out of the recruiting world, it passed $1M in annualized revenue within months of launching while representing tens of thousands of professionals. The team values in-person collaboration and works closely together.

Siena builds autonomous AI customer service agents purpose-built for commerce brands. The product connects to a brand's helpdesk, commerce stack, and customer data to run e-commerce-specific workflows — handling order issues, applying discounts, recommending products, and answering questions in a brand-aligned voice across email, chat, and social channels. Customers include HexClad, Prose, Kitsch, Simple Modern, Coterie, Everyday Dose, and Terra Kaffe, and brands report shifting CX from cost center to revenue driver. Siena raised a $4.7M seed in 2023 led by Sierra Ventures with Village Global participation, and has raised about $12.7M total. The team is small (roughly 50-60 people) and the product positions itself against general-purpose helpdesk AI add-ons.

Duvo is an agentic operations platform for retail, FMCG, and CPG teams that maps how a company's processes actually run, designs better workflows, and then executes them with AI agents across existing systems like SAP, supplier portals, email, and spreadsheets, with approvals, audit trails, and human-in-the-loop gates. Rather than replacing the ERP, it runs across the messy real stack and writes governed outcomes back, targeting work like supplier onboarding, invoice matching, and replenishment. Founded by the team behind grocery unicorn Rohlik, the company has multi-billion-euro retailers in production and raised a $15M seed led by Index Ventures in December 2025. The team is roughly 40 people across Europe and the US, remote-friendly with a Prague hub, meaningful equity, and unlimited vacation.

Trase Systems builds governed AI agents for healthcare, government, and enterprise organizations operating in highly regulated environments. The platform, called Trase Origin, deploys autonomous agents that automate administrative workflows while maintaining compliance, auditability, and data sovereignty. The company raised a $107 million seed round in June 2026 led by ARCH Venture Partners, one of the largest seed rounds on record, following a $10.5 million pre-seed from Red Cell Partners. Based in Seattle and McLean, Virginia with remote positions available, Trase reports production deployments in under 21 days and over $18 million in annualized value creation for clients. The team brings deep expertise across technology, medicine, and defense.

Tribe AI is an AI delivery firm that takes Fortune 1000 companies from idea to shipped AI product, drawing on a curated network of machine-learning practitioners rather than traditional consultants. Customers include Cleveland Clinic, Two Sigma, Koch Industries, Vista Equity, AAA, and Recursion, with engagements often tied to CEO- or board-level bets worth $100M+ in enterprise value. Founded in 2019 by Jaclyn Rice Nelson and Noah Gale, the company bootstrapped for six years before raising a $3.25M seed in 2024 led by Bryce Roberts at Indie. Core team is roughly 50-100 with a much larger expert network; offices in NY and SF and remote-friendly in the US, with equity for all core hires.

Bnberry is a channel management and distribution platform that connects hotels and resorts to short-term rental marketplaces like Airbnb and Vrbo, letting properties list rooms on channels they could not easily reach on their own. It layers on guest messaging, virtual 3D room tours, and integrations with existing property management systems, and positions itself as an added revenue channel that requires little operational lift. Founded around 2016 and based in Miami Beach, it says it manages tens of thousands of hotel keys and works with hospitality groups across several continents. It is an early-stage, seed-funded company. For a PM, it is a focused hospitality-tech play sitting between hotels and consumer booking platforms.

0G Labs builds a modular Layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for AI applications and autonomous agents, combining decentralized storage, verifiable compute, data availability, and an AI-first chain into a single stack. Developers use it to run AI inference and store large datasets onchain with cryptographic verifiability, aiming to make AI actions transparent and auditable. The project targets Web3 builders creating decentralized AI apps, and its mainnet went live in September 2025 with a token-based ecosystem and hundreds of partners. It has raised substantial pre-seed and seed funding from crypto-focused investors like Hack VC and OKX Ventures. For a PM, it sits at the intersection of two fast-moving spaces, crypto infrastructure and AI, where the product surface is still being defined.

10x is an Amsterdam-based platform that connects AI labs and companies with verified European domain experts who evaluate, train, and improve AI models with real human judgment. For AI labs it supplies expert human data, evaluations, rubrics, and edge-case calibration; for companies it offers AI-readiness assessments, an AI recruiter, an AI Academy, and experts-in-the-loop. Founded in 2023, it has grown to 500+ vetted professionals serving over 50 clients, with a deliberately European posture built around verified identity, GDPR-conscious workflows, and an eIDAS2-ready trust layer. For a PM it is an early-stage, mission-driven take on the human-data layer behind frontier AI.

Chalice Custom Algorithms is an ad-tech company that lets brands build and run their own AI models for real-time ad buying. Its platform handles data ingestion, predictive analytics and custom bidding logic across the major demand-side platforms, Meta and YouTube. It is a small team, founded around 2020, working with advertisers who want their own data to drive decisioning rather than a one-size-fits-all black box. PMs here shape a product where machine learning is the core offering.

Edia is an AI platform for K-12 school districts that ties together math tutoring, attendance interventions, and district-wide analytics into one workflow for teachers and administrators. It unifies data from SIS, LMS, behavior, and wellness systems to flag struggling students earlier, with reported impact of 8-23% math score gains and up to 30% reductions in chronic absenteeism. The product is in 200+ districts reaching 500K+ students, with case studies from Celina ISD, Springfield Public Schools, and Farmington. Headquartered in San Francisco, Edia sells directly to districts — a long-cycle, outcomes-driven sales motion that's distinctive among ed-tech tools.

Littlebird is a desktop AI assistant that passively learns from your screen and meetings, building a running memory of your work so you can ask it anything or have it draft emails, docs, and recaps grounded in your actual context rather than a blank-slate chatbot. It runs on Mac and Windows (plus iOS and Android) with no integrations or setup required, and ties together fragments like a Slack thread, a call decision, and a doc you're editing into one picture. The product is consumer/prosumer and free to download, with a privacy stance that it never sells data or trains models on it. Founded by Alap Shah, Alexander Green, and Naman Shah, it raised an $11M seed in 2026 led by Lotus Studio and is still a very small, early-stage team.

Quadrivia builds Q, a comprehensive AI clinical assistant that handles repetitive healthcare workflows like lab follow-ups, post-op check-ins, and patient outreach calls. The system pairs AI with human clinicians in a managed-service model, claiming 99.96% clinical accuracy and a 98.7% empathy pass rate across live patient interactions. Founded in 2023 by Ali Parsa (previously behind Babylon Health), the company serves health systems, provider groups, payors, and pharma companies in the US and UK. It deploys in hours and positions itself as a workforce multiplier rather than a standalone tool.

Rentana is an AI-powered revenue intelligence platform for multifamily property owners and operators. It provides predictive pricing, renewal optimization, lease expiration management, and automated reporting to help maximize rental revenue. Founded in 2023 by a team with backgrounds at Stripe, Airtable, and Airbnb, the company raised a $5 million seed round in 2025 and has around 20 employees. Rentana positions itself as a modern alternative to legacy rent optimization tools, with a focus on transparency and data-driven decision-making.

Sekai is a consumer mobile app that the team describes as TikTok for mini-apps: an infinite feed of playable interactive posts (mini-games, utilities, polls, choose-your-path cards) that users open instantly, and a generative-AI creation flow that lets anyone describe a mini-app in natural language and publish a playable Sekai in seconds. The product leans heavily on remixing, with creators forking each other's mini-apps to ride trends, and claims 1M+ players and creators. The company is remote-first, AI-native, and offers competitive salary plus equity and full medical benefits. PMs joining at this stage get strong ownership and a chance to shape a new consumer category early. Open product and technical roles are US-remote.

SimpleStudy is an AI-powered exam preparation platform that provides revision notes, past papers, quizzes, and study tools to secondary school students in Ireland and the UK. The platform uses adaptive learning, gamification, and AI personalization to help students prepare more effectively for major academic exams, with over a million students currently on the platform. Based in Cork, Ireland, the company has been featured by the Irish Times and Silicon Republic and backed by programs like Google for Startups and NDRC. The small team has a casual, mission-driven culture and is expanding into new markets including Scotland.

Troveo AI sources and licenses non-public, real-world video, audio, and multimodal data to frontier AI labs for model training. It runs a global network of over 7,000 data providers, including media brands like Barstool Sports, Sinclair, and 100 Thieves, and offers more than 100 training-ready datasets spanning video, audio, robotics, gaming, and text, either off the shelf or sourced to a custom brief. The customers are AI model builders who need rights-cleared data that isn't available on the open internet, and Troveo has paid out over $20 million to content owners. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Austin, it's an early-stage team building data infrastructure at the center of the AI training-data market.

Bankjoy is a digital banking platform that provides credit unions and community banks with modern mobile and web banking experiences, including account management, loan applications, and member onboarding. It serves financial institutions that need to modernize their digital interfaces without building in-house, offering a white-labeled product that can be deployed on top of existing core banking systems. The company targets the credit union and community bank market — institutions that serve tens of millions of members but have historically lagged behind megabanks on digital experience. It's a B2B SaaS company in the fintech infrastructure space.

Hipp Health builds an AI-native platform for running behavioral health practices, with an initial focus on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) providers who serve patients in clinics, homes, and the field. It bundles care management, scheduling, real-time data collection, AI-assisted clinical notes calibrated to payer requirements, live session streaming for supervising clinicians, and compliant billing into one system, aiming to cut the administrative load that eats into provider time and drives burnout. The product sells to practice owners, clinicians, and admins on a HIPAA-compliant foundation. Founded by alumni of Workday, Pipe, and Uber, the company is early stage and building out its San Francisco team, which makes it a place where a PM could shape a young product in a heavily regulated, underserved corner of healthcare.

Oath is a financial proof platform that continuously verifies a company's numbers rather than checking them once a year the way a traditional audit does. It operates as an AI-native audit and accounting firm, running alongside the software that produces financial data and aiming to automate a large share of routine verification so professionals can focus on judgment. Its customers are venture capital and private equity funds, employee benefit plans, nonprofits, and other private companies and funds that need trustworthy, traceable financials. Founded recently and backed by seed investors, it is an early-stage team pairing deep technology with credibility inside the regulated audit profession.

Orderly Network is decentralized trading infrastructure, a permissionless liquidity layer that other crypto apps and DEXs can plug into rather than building an orderbook and matching engine themselves. It provides the backend for spot, margin, and perpetual futures trading, letting builders launch trading products on top of shared liquidity. Founded in 2022 and backed by investors including Sequoia Capital China, Pantera Capital, and OKX, Orderly operates as a small crypto infrastructure team with its own ORDER token.

RunPod is a GPU cloud marketplace that gives AI developers and researchers on-demand access to Nvidia GPU clusters for training models, running inference, and building AI applications — at prices significantly lower than hyperscaler rates. It operates a network of GPU pods from data centers globally and provides tooling for deploying serverless endpoints, managing containers, and scaling AI workloads. RunPod is popular with researchers, individual developers, and startups that need GPU access without committing to long-term cloud contracts. It has grown rapidly as demand for affordable GPU compute has surged alongside the generative AI boom.

Aphex is a daily execution platform for construction site teams working on major infrastructure projects. It connects master schedules to lookaheads, weekly work plans, staging diagrams, and daily huddles in a single multiplayer workspace, replacing the disconnected spreadsheets that cause drift and delays. Founded in London in 2018, Aphex is used by large contractors like Skanska, Balfour Beatty, and Vinci. The team is remote-first with co-working hubs around the world, and offers training leave and a learning allowance.

Numeral is an order-to-cash accounting automation platform for high-volume businesses, handling revenue recognition, cash reconciliation, and data reconciliation that would otherwise break spreadsheets. It consolidates raw financial data from many systems into one canonical database, applies each company's specific rev-rec logic, and lets accounting teams drill from a portfolio view down to individual transactions and close the period with a one-click export of journal entries. Customers include Scribd, AllTrails, Hipcamp, and Gabb, and the product is built to stay GAAP-compliant and audit-proof at scale, effectively bridging accounting and engineering teams. Founded in 2022 and based in San Francisco, Numeral is a small, fast-moving startup that raised a seed round and offers equity and unlimited PTO to its tight-knit team.

SplitMetrics is an Apple Ads Partner running an ecosystem of products and services for mobile app growth: SplitMetrics Acquire for Apple Ads automation and bidding, SplitMetrics Optimize for store listing A/B tests and concept validation, App Radar for ASO, and a managed agency. Iris, the company's AI agent for Apple Ads, has overseen $2B in ad spend and is positioned for Fortune 500 brands. Customers include Babbel, Skyscanner, Glovo, Wargaming, Rakuten Viber, Flo, and Yousician. The team is 150+ people working fully remotely from 20 countries, with flexible schedules, medical coverage, paid sick leave, and a mix of virtual and in-person team gatherings.

WorkHero provides fractional office management for small HVAC contractors, combining dedicated human office managers with AI-powered automation tools. The platform handles billing, invoicing, permits, rebate paperwork, pricebook management, and maintenance plans so owners can stay in the field instead of spending 15-20 hours a week on admin. WorkHero integrates with industry tools like ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, and QuickBooks. Founded in 2024, the company is fully remote and built by a team with deep HVAC operations experience, positioning itself as the back-office equalizer for independent contractors competing against PE-backed companies.

Digible is a Denver-based digital marketing agency that specializes exclusively in apartment and multifamily housing marketing. Services span paid search, paid social, display advertising, geofencing, SEO, reputation management, and email marketing. The company also builds its own AI-powered analytics suite called Fiona, which handles budget planning, call tracking, fair housing compliance, and automated Google Business posts. Digible serves property management companies across 50+ markets, making it a niche but focused player at the intersection of marketing technology and multifamily real estate.

Ready builds software and services for the agencies running America's critical infrastructure programs, especially the multi-year federal broadband buildout. Its flagship BOSS platform turns policy, funding rules, deadlines, and stakeholder responsibilities into repeatable workflows for grant administration, eligibility checks, reporting, and audit trails, used by state programs in Arizona, Texas, California, Virginia, and others. The company pairs the software with embedded experts who have backgrounds in NTIA, NIST, BEAD policy, and permitting, and it also makes Hypercube, a hardened edge-infrastructure enclosure. Ready is a fully remote organization with paid parental leave, a stance it says it intends to keep as long as it works for the team.

AIOS is the company behind Fella Health, a telemedicine program that helps men lose weight using GLP-1 medications like tirzepatide, plus enclomiphene for testosterone support. Patients take a two-minute eligibility quiz, choose a plan, and get medication shipped to their home along with personalized health coaching from the team. It is a direct-to-consumer subscription model aimed at time-crunched men dealing with obesity, with prices starting around $149 per month and a six-month money-back guarantee. A Y Combinator company, the team is building toward AI-native infrastructure for care delivery, which is the angle worth watching for a PM here.

Bask Health is a white-label telehealth platform that lets entrepreneurs, doctors, and DTC brands stand up their own digital health businesses without building the infrastructure themselves. It bundles a drag-and-drop questionnaire builder, patient and provider portals, e-prescribing, payment processing, and a nationwide pharmacy fulfillment network into one modular system, with a Basky AI assistant layered on top. The company sells to telehealth operators and says it powers 250-plus companies in the US, having raised a seed round in 2024. It is still in private beta, so a PM here would be shaping a young, fast-moving platform at the intersection of healthcare, e-commerce, and compliance.

Caliza provides compliant, real-time cross-border payments and USD account infrastructure that banks and fintechs embed via API to give their own customers access to digital dollars. Built partly on USDC, the platform lets businesses run global treasury, hold multi-currency accounts, settle in real time, access live FX rates, and offer fiat-to-crypto on and off ramps, with early focus on Brazil and expansion into Mexico and other emerging markets. It is a B2B2C infrastructure play sold to financial institutions rather than end consumers, and has raised around $14.6M including a $5.3M seed round backed by Better Tomorrow Ventures, Abstract Ventures, QED, and Quona. For a PM, it is an early-stage, emerging-markets fintech where the product surface is API and dashboard infrastructure for money movement.

Carefeed is an operations platform built specifically for senior living and long-term care communities, pulling admissions, e-signatures, secure family and resident communication, billing and payments, surveys, and staff training into one system. It is designed to sit alongside the EHR and HRIS tools these facilities already run, integrating with PointClickCare, Yardi, UKG, Epic, and others rather than replacing them. The customers are skilled nursing and senior living operators across the US and Canada who want to cut paperwork and coordinate work across departments. Founded in 2020 and based in Cincinnati, Carefeed is a small, early-stage healthcare software company, which means a PM here gets broad surface area across a multi-product platform in a regulated, workflow-heavy space.

Orchestry is a software product for Microsoft 365 administrators and users that simplifies governance, strengthens security, and speeds up Teams and SharePoint adoption through automation. It sells through Microsoft partners and became available in the Azure Marketplace in 2025. The Canadian company took seed funding from Incredible Capital in 2022 to grow engineering, customer success, and sales. It is a small team that stresses integrity and customer experience, so PMs would work close to customers and the Microsoft ecosystem.

Recast is a marketing measurement platform that helps brands figure out which of their advertising channels are actually driving sales, using causal marketing mix modeling (MMM) and geo-lift experiments instead of last-click attribution. It's aimed at growth and marketing teams at consumer brands that want to optimize ad budgets without building an in-house data science team, and counts companies like Away, Harry's, Masterclass, and Rocket Money among its customers. Recast frames its product as an 'incrementality system' that runs a continuous loop of planning, experimentation, validation, and optimization. It's a small, technical company that raised a seed round, and recently shipped an MCP server so AI agents can query its models directly.

Reflow is a workflow intelligence and automation platform that provides organizations with visibility into how work happens across people and systems — enabling data-driven decisions about process optimization and automation ROI. The platform targets operations and transformation teams at enterprises who need to measure and improve business processes. Based on limited available content, the specific product details and market traction are not fully characterized. The company appears to be building in the intersection of process mining and workflow automation.

Restream is a multistreaming platform that lets creators and businesses broadcast live video simultaneously to dozens of platforms — YouTube, Twitch, LinkedIn, Facebook, and more — from a single stream. It also provides a browser-based live streaming studio, chat aggregation across platforms, and analytics. The platform is used by content creators, brands, and media companies who want to maximize reach without managing multiple separate streams. Restream is a bootstrapped-to-venture company that has grown into one of the largest multistreaming services globally, serving millions of users with a freemium model and premium plans for power streamers.

Saga is a Web3 hyperscaling platform that lets builders launch dedicated, decentralized blockspace for AI applications, games, entertainment, and on-chain commerce — with low predictable gas fees and IBC-based cross-chain communication out of the box. The company also runs Saga AI, which builds character-based AI agents that show up across social media and community platforms, and Saga Payments. Founded by Web3 veterans, Saga frames its product around helping creative teams build without the usual infrastructure tradeoffs, and the team explicitly values self-determination, moving fast, and celebrating creativity.

SigNoz is an open-source observability platform and a direct alternative to Datadog and New Relic, unifying metrics, traces, and logs in a single tool built natively on OpenTelemetry. Developers can self-host it or use the managed cloud, with usage-based pricing meant to avoid the unpredictable bills and vendor lock-in of incumbent APM tools. Founded in 2020 and backed by Y Combinator, it is used by teams from early startups to public enterprises and handles 10TB+ of data ingestion per day. The company is fully remote with a small, distributed team across India, Europe, and the US, and recently shipped agent-native observability that connects to coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor, making it a good fit for a PM who likes developer-facing, open-source tooling.

Sweatpals is a marketplace platform that connects people with local fitness experiences like yoga, runs, cold plunge socials, pilates, and pickleball leagues. It also provides tools for gyms, studios, instructors, and wellness hosts to create, manage, and promote events to a built-in audience of participants. Based in Austin, TX, the company operates in over 24 cities with plans for rapid expansion. Backed by a16z speedrun, Patron, and Kevin Hart's HartBeat Ventures, Sweatpals is an early-stage startup where PMs can shape a community-driven consumer product from the ground up.

Cycles is building an open, decentralized clearing protocol that uses graph algorithms to net out webs of debts and obligations, letting parties settle the most transactions using the least capital, in any currency or credit. It is aimed at financial market participants like market makers, prime brokers, and exchanges, and plans to launch a stablecoin (Cycles Pay) and a Prime network with anchor partners. Spun out of Informal Systems in 2025 and co-founded by Cosmos and Tendermint co-founder Ethan Buchman, it is an early, research-heavy crypto-infrastructure company. For a PM, this is deep protocol and financial-plumbing work rather than conventional app product management.