Comp AI

Comp AI sells software that automates security and compliance work, such as getting companies audit-ready for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR and FedRAMP. Its website says the product connects to more than 580 tools to collect evidence automatically and runs a live trust center that shows prospects a customer's real compliance status.^[1]

Comp AI's software reads a customer's own systems and documents for organizational context, then drafts policies and risk registers from what it finds, according to SiliconANGLE. Agents handle onboarding, gather evidence, watch controls and run vendor security assessments. The founders told TechCrunch that people stay in the loop: an agent might draft a policy, but a person reviews and approves it, and the software does not replace an independent audit.^[2],[3]

Comp AI is moving from audit preparation toward cybersecurity. The company says it will use its Series A to build continuous monitoring and security testing, and it already offers AI-powered penetration testing, which CEO Lewis Carhart described to TechCrunch as testing codebases and infrastructure for vulnerabilities.^[4],[2],[3]

Comp AI's core platform is open source. SiliconANGLE reports that the project's GitHub page positions it as an alternative to the compliance vendors Vanta and Drata.^[2]

Comp AI was founded in January 2025 by Lewis Carhart, Claudio Fuentes and Mariano Fuentes. It is headquartered in Miami, with an office in New York, and is incorporated as Bubba AI Inc., according to SiliconANGLE.^[2],[3],[4]

Comp AI's founders had worked together before on LeapAI, a workflow platform. Claudio Fuentes was CEO and co-founder of LeapAI, Carhart was head of growth and Mariano Fuentes was a senior full-stack engineer. TechCrunch reports that LeapAI ran for about two years and grew to more than a million users before the team shut it down for lack of a "sticky enough use case to warrant continued investment." TechCrunch adds that the founders learned how tedious the SOC 2 compliance process was while trying to scale LeapAI to bigger enterprise clients.^[3]

Comp AI announced a $34 million Series A on September 17, 2026, led by Roo Capital and Grand Ventures. According to the release, the money will fund expansion into continuous cybersecurity and hiring across product, engineering, operations, sales, customer success and marketing.^[4],[2],[3]

Comp AI's earlier round was a $2.6 million pre-seed in August 2025, co-led by Grand Ventures and OSS Capital, with Sentry co-founder David Cramer among the angel investors, according to SiliconANGLE.^[2]

Comp AI has not disclosed a valuation, and its funding announcement and press coverage do not state one.^[4],[2],[3]

Comp AI says its annual recurring revenue grew 15x year over year and that it now serves more than 1,000 customers. Both figures are company-reported and have not been independently audited.^[4],[2]

Comp AI says it has more than 1,000 customers, from startups to enterprises. SiliconANGLE names Dub Technologies Inc. and OpenCode as two of them. The sources read for this profile give no customer contract values and no annual recurring revenue figure in dollars.^[1],[2]

Comp AI's chief executive is co-founder Lewis Carhart. Co-founder Claudio Fuentes is chief operating officer, and his brother and co-founder Mariano Fuentes is chief technology officer, according to SiliconANGLE and TechCrunch.^[2],[3]