Numeracle raises $28M from Edison Partners to expand identity verification
The profitable call verification platform plans international growth and tools for AI-driven messaging channels.
Numeracle, a McLean-based provider of enterprise verification software designed to keep legitimate outbound phone calls from getting flagged as spam, has secured $28 million in funding led by Edison Partners [1].
Founded in 2018 by Rebekah Johnson, CEO of Numeracle, the company builds verification systems that help organizations validate their calling identities before carriers mistakenly label them as fraudulent [1]. Lenard Marcus, a general partner at Edison Partners, praised Johnson as "someone who was frankly doing more with less" [1]. Numeracle currently maintains 85 staff members and serves 4,000 corporate clients [1].
The funding arrives after Numeracle reached profitability in 2026 [1]. According to the announcement reported by Crunchbase News, the team plans to direct the proceeds toward hiring, international expansion, and adapting its verification system across text messaging, chat tools, and AI-enabled platforms [1]. The investment follows a $6.8 million Series A round completed in December 2023 [1].
Questions and answers
What does Numeracle do?
Numeracle provides identity verification tools that help enterprises stop their legitimate outbound phone calls from being filtered or tagged as spam.
Who led the financing round?
Edison Partners provided the $28 million investment.
How does Numeracle intend to allocate the proceeds?
The company plans to use the new funds for team growth, geographic expansion outside the United States, and tailoring its verification engine to chat, messaging, and AI software.
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Sources
- 1.Exclusive: Numeracle Raises $28M To Keep Legitimate Business Calls From Spam Label — Crunchbase News, Oct 28, 2026
