Archy Raises $50M in Series C Funding to bring dental practices into the AI era
Archy Raises $50M in Series C Funding to bring dental practices into the AI era
Archy, the AI-powered platform for dental practice management, has raised $50 million in Series C funding led by JMI Equity, with continued participation from existing investors Alven Capital Partners, TCV, Entrée Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, and CRV.
The round brings Archy’s total funding to $97 million and will support the next phase of the company’s development, with a particular focus on accelerating its suite of AI agents.
From practice management software to a system of action
Founded in 2021 by Jonathan Rat and Benjamin Kolin, Archy was built to modernize an industry still largely reliant on legacy software, on-premise servers and fragmented tools.
Archy replaces this patchwork with a cloud-based platform bringing together scheduling, charting, imaging, insurance, payments, patient communications and reporting — now enhanced by AI agents that automate repetitive administrative workflows and move the platform towards a true “system of action” for dental teams.
Its growing suite of AI agents spans five core areas:
Archy Revenue, which files claims, collects insurance payments and follows up on outstanding collections;
Archy Scribe, which turns completed appointments into SOAP notes hands-free;
Archy Verify, which checks insurance coverage and patient eligibility;
Archy Connect, which manages patient communications and scheduling;
Archy Insight, which turns practice data into actionable insights and growth opportunities.
Rapid growth across the U.S.
The new funding comes less than a year after Archy’s $20 million Series B and reflects a period of significant growth for the company.
Archy now serves more than 1,000 dental practices across 45 U.S. states, supporting millions of patients. The platform processes more than $300 million in payments annually, up from over $100 million at the time of its Series B in October 2025.
Giving dental teams more time to focus on patients
Archy was built around a simple mission: make running a dental practice easier so teams can spend less time on administrative work and more time caring for patients.
This Series C will allow the company to deepen that vision by expanding its AI capabilities and automating more of the work that currently falls on dentists and their teams.
As Archy enters this next phase of growth, the ambition remains unchanged: giving dental teams more time to focus on their patients and their practices.
More info: https://www.archy.com/
Archy, the AI-powered platform for dental practice management, has raised $50 million in Series C funding led by JMI Equity, with continued participation from existing investors Alven Capital Partners, TCV, Entrée Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, and CRV.
The round brings Archy’s total funding to $97 million and will support the next phase of the company’s development, with a particular focus on accelerating its suite of AI agents.
From practice management software to a system of action
Founded in 2021 by Jonathan Rat and Benjamin Kolin, Archy was built to modernize an industry still largely reliant on legacy software, on-premise servers and fragmented tools.
Archy replaces this patchwork with a cloud-based platform bringing together scheduling, charting, imaging, insurance, payments, patient communications and reporting — now enhanced by AI agents that automate repetitive administrative workflows and move the platform towards a true “system of action” for dental teams.
Its growing suite of AI agents spans five core areas:
Archy Revenue, which files claims, collects insurance payments and follows up on outstanding collections;
Archy Scribe, which turns completed appointments into SOAP notes hands-free;
Archy Verify, which checks insurance coverage and patient eligibility;
Archy Connect, which manages patient communications and scheduling;
Archy Insight, which turns practice data into actionable insights and growth opportunities.
Rapid growth across the U.S.
The new funding comes less than a year after Archy’s $20 million Series B and reflects a period of significant growth for the company.
Archy now serves more than 1,000 dental practices across 45 U.S. states, supporting millions of patients. The platform processes more than $300 million in payments annually, up from over $100 million at the time of its Series B in October 2025.
Giving dental teams more time to focus on patients
Archy was built around a simple mission: make running a dental practice easier so teams can spend less time on administrative work and more time caring for patients.
This Series C will allow the company to deepen that vision by expanding its AI capabilities and automating more of the work that currently falls on dentists and their teams.
As Archy enters this next phase of growth, the ambition remains unchanged: giving dental teams more time to focus on their patients and their practices.
More info: https://www.archy.com/