CEO Vadim Rogovskiy describes EVE as an autonomous, inbox-embedded system that converts everyday conversations into a live revenue dashboard where nothing gets lost, extending revenue intelligence with autonomous execution.

Even in stealth, more than 500 SMBs joined EVE’s waitlist, with some customers already turning their inboxes into live revenue dashboards; early users report increased deal closure without workflow changes, with Leadature seeing about a quarter more deals closed in three months.

EVE targets industries with high email-to-revenue potential, including consulting, construction, distribution, recruiting, brokerage, and event management, and integrates with Gmail and Outlook with no setup or training required; future updates will add multi-channel lead tracking, upsell detection, and churn prediction.

Investors and industry observers believe EVE could redefine CRM by adding automation and intelligence focused on inbox-driven revenue, with support from Firsthand.VC’s Simon Chan and others highlighting the platform’s potential impact.

EVE connects to email and calendar to track real-time revenue activity, automatically identifying new opportunities, surfacing forgotten leads, and drafting context-aware follow-ups, aiming to recover 20–30% of potential revenue lost to communication gaps.

The problem EVE addresses: up to 80% of SMB work occurs over email, but this intelligence often isn’t captured by CRMs or PM tools; EVE fixes that by living inside email/calendar and autonomously acting on insights.

The funding will accelerate product development and support EVE’s rollout to hundreds of small businesses already on its waitlist.

EVE, an inbox revenue engine for B2B small businesses, raised $2 million in pre-seed funding led by Firsthand.VC with participation from a16z Scout Fund and several other investors, including notable angels and founders.