LinkedIn · Jul 2026
Company post saying it now serves healthcare AI customers including Charta Health and Knowtex.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Integuru is a YC-backed integration platform that reverse-engineers websites’ internal HTTP APIs to generate production-ready APIs for customers that need reliable, low-latency integrations without browser automation.
Primary product
Self-serve and managed-service platform for generating production-ready APIs from websites with no official API
Founded
2024
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
API infrastructure / integration automation
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Pre-seed
Total raised
$500K
Latest round
Pre Seed · Mar 2024
Latest amount
$500K
Mar 2024 · Y Combinator
Investors
Small, engineering-led team focused on reliability, speed, and customer-specific integration work; strong open-source and product-builder orientation.
Pricing
Tiered subscription pricing with a free plan, developer plan, and production plan, plus usage-based overages and managed-service/custom pricing.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$400K-$500K estimated
Estimated monthly visits
2.9K
Traffic estimate as of Jan 2025
LinkedIn · Jul 2026
Company post saying it now serves healthcare AI customers including Charta Health and Knowtex.
Integuru Blog · Jun 2026
Developer guide describing the company’s reverse-engineering approach and updated product positioning around direct HTTP integrations.
Integuru Blog · Jun 2026
Compares browser automation with direct HTTP for latency, throughput, reliability, authentication, and cost; includes a Penciled production example.
Integuru Blog · Jun 2026
Explains how healthcare AI teams integrate with EHRs, why browser automation fails, and how direct HTTP access gets teams to production faster.
LinkedIn · May 2026
Company announcement that the product became publicly available and free to use, emphasizing fast, reliable APIs and managed maintenance.