Startups across Latin America raised a combined $6.998M million this week, based on disclosed funding rounds tracked across the region. Artificial intelligence and automation companies dominated the landscape, alongside mobility technology and energy-focused software platforms, continuing to gain investor attention.
The Week’s Largest Startup Funding Rounds
Here are the biggest disclosed startup funding rounds across Latin America this week, ranked from largest to smallest.
1. Pitz, $2.9M, Auto-Tech, Mexico
Pitz is an AI-powered automotive platform designed to digitize mechanical workshops and improve diagnostics, operations, and repair workflows. The system acts as an operating layer for workshops, combining diagnostics, management tools, and parts sourcing in one platform.
The Mexican startup raised approximately $2.9 million in a pre-seed extension round, bringing its total funding to $5 million. The round supports expansion into Brazil and the United States, alongside continued product development.
Pitz integrates AI to assist mechanics in diagnosing vehicle issues more efficiently, while also offering a marketplace of over one million parts SKUs and logistics support.
2. Aimirim, $2M, Industrial Automation, Brazil
Aimirim develops industrial automation systems that combine hardware and software to optimize manufacturing and operational efficiency. Its platform integrates with existing industrial infrastructure without requiring full system replacement.
The Brazilian startup raised $2 million in a round co-led by SP Ventures and Indicator Capital. The capital will support international expansion, strengthen governance, and deepen integration within the global IoT ecosystem.
Its flagship product, Tupana, delivers predictive control and automation capabilities and is already deployed across Brazil, the United States, Europe, and Asia.
3. SolarZ, $1.2M, Energy Tech, Brazil
SolarZ builds software for solar energy integrators, combining monitoring, CRM, proposal generation, communication tools, and payments into a single platform.
The startup raised $1.2 million in a round led by Triaxis Capital and Crescera Capital. The funding follows an earlier pre-seed round and will support the launch of credit products, including receivables financing and solar system financing.
SolarZ serves more than 6,000 clients and monitors over 11 GW of installed capacity across its platform.
4. Mozart, $600K, AI Debt Collection, Uruguay
Mozart is a conversational AI platform that automates debt recovery through virtual agents capable of negotiating with customers in real time. The system analyzes sentiment and adapts conversations dynamically.
The startup raised $600,000 in a pre-seed round led by Orbit Ventures. The funds will support expansion into Brazil and Mexico, further model development, and entry into new international markets across Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Mozart currently serves more than 50 clients, including major financial institutions across Latin America.
5. Sandwiche, $298K (R$1.5 Million), Creator Economy, Brazil
Sandwiche is a creator marketing platform that connects brands with digital creators and influencers through data-driven campaign tools. It evolved from a “store in bio” product into a full-service marketing platform.
The startup raised $298,000 (R$1.5 Million) in a seed round led by Bossa Invest and Raio Capital. The capital will support its expansion across Brazil and international markets.
Sandwiche works with a network of over one million creators and continues to expand its brand collaboration infrastructure.
Conclusion
Overall funding activity this week reflects continued investor confidence in applied AI, industrial automation, and sector-specific software platforms. While deal sizes remain concentrated in early-stage rounds, startups are increasingly building tools aimed at modernizing legacy industries across Latin America’s real economy.