Asana completed its acquisition of StackAI for about $75M; StackAI continues as a product/brand under Asana.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
StackAI is a no-code enterprise AI transformation platform for building secure, governed AI agents and workflow automations across enterprise systems. It was started by MIT PhDs in 2022, scaled through Y Combinator, raised about $19.6M publicly, and was acquired by Asana in May 2026, where it continues as StackAI by Asana.
Primary product
No-code enterprise AI agent and workflow automation platform
Founded
2022
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
51-200
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Enterprise AI agents and workflow automation
Offices
18 jobs at StackAI
Business model
Investors
High-ownership, fast-moving, customer-obsessed, and continuous-learning culture with strong emphasis on shipping quickly, taking responsibility, and building for regulated enterprise use cases.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public job postings show base salary ranges such as $153K-$200K plus equity/commission for a Forward Deployed Engineer - Healthcare role, and $202K-$230K plus equity for Senior Software Engineer, Identity & Access; other roles advertise competitive compensation and equity.
Benefits
Pricing
Freemium self-serve plus custom-quoted enterprise plans; enterprise sales-led.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
under $1M
Estimated monthly visits
148K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Asana completed its acquisition of StackAI for about $75M; StackAI continues as a product/brand under Asana.
SourceStackAI / Forbes · Jun 2026
A StackAI post highlights Bernard Aceituno’s Forbes piece on an eight-layer governance framework for enterprise AI agents.
TechCrunch · May 2026
TechCrunch reported that Asana acquired StackAI for $75M, with StackAI founders Toni Rosinol and Bernard Aceituno joining Asana.
Asana IR · May 2026
Asana’s press release says StackAI continues as its own product and brand under Asana and positions the deal around human-agent workflows.
StackAI blog · May 2025
StackAI announced a $16M Series A led by Lobby Capital, with participation from LifeX Ventures, Gradient, Y Combinator, Epakon Capital, and angel investors.
TechCrunch · May 2024
TechCrunch profiled the company’s low-code workflow automation product, early traction, and then-current $3M funding status.