Infinity Constellation, the AI services holding company that builds AI-native firms from scratch, has raised $24M in Series A funding. The company provides founder-operators with capital, shared infrastructure, and a 'shared brain' model to launch outcome-driven businesses in professional services. The capital will support launching up to eight new AI businesses annually.
AI Adoption Hits Critical Mass in Services
The timing aligns with organization-wide AI use in professional services doubling to 40% in 2026. Infinity Constellation targets the $6T professional services market still built around people billing hours. Its approach of building de-novo AI-native companies with shared intelligence addresses gaps left by legacy roll-ups and bolt-on automation tools.
Billable Hours Model Faces Disruption
Traditional professional services firms struggle with slow iteration and high costs in a $6.37 trillion market projected to reach $6.66 trillion in 2026. AI agents across the portfolio already deliver output equivalent to roughly 90 full-time employees, with four of seven live units hitting $1M+ ARR and 2.4x year-over-year revenue growth.
Shared Brain Model Compounds Advantages
Infinity Constellation launches companies such as Radiance, Unlimited, Everest, and Zero Hiring that share infrastructure and knowledge from day one. This differs from competitors like Invisible Technologies, which applies AI agents to existing firms, or Constellation Software, which acquires legacy vertical players. Portfolio companies reach first revenue in one month and up to $1M ARR in as little as two months.
"Professional services is a $6T industry globally that still runs on one model: people billing hours. But we think that era is ending," said Brennan Pothetes, CEO.
Rafferty Ventures Leads AI Holdco Bet
Rafferty Ventures led the round with participation from repeat investors Freestyle VC, Backed VC, and BY Ventures, plus new backers Oxford Funds and Millennial Ventures. The syndicate validates the AI incubator model, following a prior $17M round that brought total funding to $41M.
Professional Services AI Spend Accelerates
The professional services AI market is valued at $10.47B in 2025 and expected to reach $12.75B in 2026 at a 23.07% CAGR. Infinity's model of spinning up AI-native service companies positions it to capture share as adoption shifts from pilots to production systems.
Portfolio Expansion Targets New Verticals
With deployments across hiring, compliance, executive support, and alternative assets, Infinity plans to launch up to eight new AI businesses annually. Recent moves include Algebra AI targeting financial services in the GCC/MENA region.