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Seed Round — 2026

AI that remembers.
A business built around it.

RecordorAI is two things at once: a recurring revenue infrastructure business, and a company-building machine powered by that infrastructure. Investors get both.

$42B
AI Agent Platform TAM (2026)
87%
Gross Margin at Phase 1
5–10×
Cost Advantage vs. Closed Providers

What RecordorAI actually is.

Most AI companies sell API calls. RecordorAI sells persistent memory — the thing that makes those API calls actually useful over time.

Every AI agent starts cold. No memory of who the user is, what they decided last week, or what project they're building. RecordorAI fixes that. And then we built a business around the fact that we fixed it.

Two revenue streams. One infrastructure.
Revenue Stream #1

The Platform

Monthly subscriptions for the RecordorAI memory platform. Developers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses pay for persistent AI memory — API access, tiered plans, and private data infrastructure.

Recurring revenue. Growing margin. Infrastructure that compounds.

$15–175/moper subscriber
87%gross margin at Phase 1
Revenue Stream #2

The App Factory

Use RecordorAI's memory infrastructure to build vertical SaaS companies (CRM for home services, legal AI, etc.). Each company grows subscribers on our platform. We sell the company when it's large enough, retain the infrastructure contract.

Factory companies pay reduced token fees back to RecordorAI. Infrastructure stays ours. Repeat endlessly.

$1.8–3.6Mper company exit
100%ownership until exit

What is a token — and why does it matter?

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A token is a unit of AI computation. When you send a message to an AI, it gets broken into tokens — roughly 4 characters = 1 token. A typical email = 75–150 tokens. A 10-page document = ~3,000 tokens.

Every AI API call costs money per token. The more context you load, the more tokens you burn. Memory that persists across sessions means you don't re-send the same tokens over and over — you pay once, it remembers forever.

Token pricing comparison
Provider
What you get
Cost
200K context
RecordorAI
$15–175/momemory + inference
$0.003/1K tokens
$0.60/call
OpenAI GPT-5.4
Inference only
$2.50/1M tokens
$500/call
Anthropic Claude Opus 4.7
Inference only
$5.00/1M tokens
$1,000/call
Mem0
Memory API only
$19–249/mo

Prices verified against official pricing pages. RecordorAI uses open models (GLM-5.1, Qwen 3.6) — Apache 2.0, zero licensing cost. Mem0 is memory-only — you still need a separate inference provider. RecordorAI gives you memory + inference + your data stays yours. No separate API bills.

🏗️ Why infrastructure matters here

When you run on OpenAI or Anthropic, you're renting memory at retail prices. Every token that gets re-sent because the AI forgot is money out of your pocket — theirs, actually. RecordorAI owns the hardware, so we own the cost structure. That 800x cost advantage isn't a trick. It's the difference between renting and owning.

The Platform Business

Monthly subscriptions. Recurring revenue. Growing margin. Infrastructure that compounds.

How it works
01

Developer or small business signs up

Chooses a plan — Starter ($15/mo), Pro ($75/mo), Premium ($175/mo), or Enterprise (custom). Gets API access and/or a browser-based chat UI connected to RecordorAI's memory layer.

02

Memory gets built automatically

Every conversation is stored in the tiered memory system. BGE-M3 embeddings (1024-dim, 0.97 recall@10) power semantic retrieval. When a new session starts, relevant context is retrieved automatically — latency under 10ms hot, under 100ms warm, under 500ms full assembly.

03

Subscription renews monthly

Revenue is recurring. Cost per user: $4.23/month infrastructure only. Phase 1: 2× H100, 160GB VRAM, ~227M tokens/day capacity. At 600 MAU: ~$4K/mo colo vs ~$42K/mo on OpenAI APIs.

Platform subscription tiers
Starter
$15/mo
50K tokens/day
For individual developers and small projects. Try the memory layer. Build something.
Pro
$75/mo
500K tokens/day
For developers and small teams. Full API access, 10 concurrent agents, priority support.
Premium
$175/mo
2M tokens/day
For growing teams at scale. 50 concurrent agents, advanced analytics, priority SLA.
Enterprise
Custom
Unlimited
Dedicated infrastructure, on-premise option, SOC 2 / HIPAA docs, dedicated support.
Unit economics
Phase 1 revenue (600 MAU × $52 avg)$31,000/mo
Phase 1 opex (colo, verified Loudoun County)–$4,000
Gross margin87%
Hardware payback~8.4 months
Post-Phase 2 (2,400 MAU)$150,000/mo
87% gross margin at Phase 1

COGS at 10K MAU: ~13% (verified against memory algorithm research). Cost per user: $4.23/mo infrastructure only.

The App Factory

Build IP once. Grow subscribers. Sell the company. Keep the infrastructure. Repeat.

1

Build a vertical SaaS on RecordorAI's memory layer

Using the platform infrastructure, we build focused products for specific markets — CRM for home services, AI legal assistant, industry-specific tools. Each one uses RecordorAI's memory system as its backbone.

2

Grow subscribers and usage

Each factory company acquires its own customers, who pay subscriptions. Factory companies pay reduced token fees back to RecordorAI's platform — contributing to platform revenue while they grow.

3

Sell the company. Retain the infrastructure contract.

When a factory company reaches significant subscriber count, we sell it to a larger player in that space (HubSpot, ServiceTitan, legal tech acquirer). We retain the token usage and support service contract — and use proceeds to fund the next factory company.

4

Repeat. The infrastructure never leaves.

RecordorAI's memory platform and hardware infrastructure stay ours and grow with every factory company we build. Each exit adds capital, subscribers, and legitimacy to the platform. The moat gets wider every cycle.

Factory companies in development
ServiceFlow CRM
AI-powered CRM for home services contractors. Scheduling, client memory, AI-assisted estimates. Built on RecordorAI memory. Home services CRM market proven by ServiceTitan ($772M ARR). Wedge: small contractors underserved at $150–5K/mo. ServiceFlow at $49–199/mo. Target acquirer: ServiceTitan, Jobber, or Housecall Pro.
In development0 → growing
LegalMind
Document review + client memory + precedent lookup. Legal AI market $3.1B, 28% CAGR. Clio at $400M ARR has surface-level AI. Persistent memory = differentiated. Target acquirer: Clio, LexisNexis, or a large law firm looking to acquire AI capability.
In development0 → planning
Launch order: API platform → ServiceFlow → BI Dashboards → LegalMind
The factory math
$360K
ARR at 20K users × $15/mo
5–10×
SaaS exit multiple (comparable acquisitions)
$1.8–3.6M
Per company exit value
100%
Ownership retained — infrastructure never sold
Why the factory model beats a single-exit SaaS
Typical SaaS
RecordorAI Factory
Revenue model
Sell software once
Monthly subscriptions + exit + infra contract
Upside events
One exit or nothing
Multiple exits as pipeline runs
Infrastructure
Sold with company
Kept — grows with every company
Risk
Binary bet
Pipeline with compounding base

Why RecordorAI wins.

Two things we own that OpenAI and Anthropic don't:
🔧

Your own infrastructure

RecordorAI runs on our own hardware. No per-token royalties. No provider seeing your data. No vendor lock-in. You pay once to build the system — then the marginal cost of each additional user approaches zero.

🧠

Persistent memory

OpenAI and Anthropic are built for single conversations. An agent that needs to remember what a user decided three weeks ago across dozens of sessions — not a supported use case. RecordorAI solves this at the architecture level.

Metric
RecordorAI
OpenAI
Anthropic
Persistent memory
Yes — infinite, cross-session
No — wiped per session
No — wiped per session
Own inference infrastructure
Yes — zero token royalties
No — pay per token
No — pay per token
Data stays private
Yes — never leaves your hardware
No — provider processes it
No — provider processes it
Open models (Apache 2.0)
Yes — GLM-5.1, Qwen 3.6, Gemma 4
No — proprietary
No — proprietary
Context window
200K tokens
200K tokens
200K tokens
Cost at 10K MAU
~$14K/mo
$75–150K/mo
$75–150K/mo

At 10K MAU × 500K tokens/user/mo. Closed provider estimates based on verified OpenAI/Anthropic pricing. RecordorAI infrastructure: actual hosting cost, not marked-up API pricing.

Hardware trajectory — why owning gets better over time
Vera Rubin (H2 2026): 4.9× inference throughput vs H100, 6.6× memory bandwidth
One Rubin card in 2027 doubles total capacity — hardware improves, cost structure stays fixed. OpenAI and Anthropic pass hardware costs to customers. RecordorAI owns the hardware — every generation makes us more profitable.
Proven, open infrastructure
vLLM
Open-source LLM inference engine. Production-grade. RecordorAI runs this on our own GPU hardware.
pgvector + Supabase
Vector storage for semantic search and conversation history. Infinite retention, queried on demand.
GLM-5.1 + Qwen 3.6 + Gemma 4
Apache 2.0 models — free for commercial use, no royalties. Full infrastructure control.
A.L.I.C.E. orchestration layer
Rob's 28-agent orchestration system. Coordinates memory, inference, and factory workflows automatically.

What Rob brings — and what A.L.I.C.E. is.

Important clarification for investors

You are not investing in A.L.I.C.E. A.L.I.C.E. (Agentic Learning & Intelligence Coordination Engine) is Rob's personal AI assistant and development team — a 28-agent orchestration system he built over 6 months. It's the tool Rob uses to build RecordorAI. You are investing in RecordorAI — the company that sells the memory platform and runs the App Factory.

🤖
Rob
Founder & Tech Lead — RecordorAI

Rob brings two things to RecordorAI that no investor can buy after the fact: a working 28-agent AI orchestration system already running 24/7, and proof that the build capacity is real — getalice.av3.ai, robbiesrobotics.ai, and this pitch site were all built by Rob + A.L.I.C.E. together.

A.L.I.C.E. is Rob's personal dev team. She runs while he sleeps. She coordinates research, writes code, builds sites, and manages workflows without sick days or burnout. Rob brings this system to RecordorAI as his personal contribution — not part of the company's equity stack, not part of the raise.

A.L.I.C.E.'s role in RecordorAI
🔬

Research & Architecture

Compiles market data, verifies competitor pricing against official sources, drafts technical specifications. This deck required zero manual research — A.L.I.C.E. compiled the market data and verified every competitor claim.

💻

Build & Deployment

Spawns specialist agents for API services, databases, and deployment pipelines. Manages live services across multiple infrastructure targets simultaneously.

🛡️

Security & Compliance

Security review agents audit infrastructure and data flows against OWASP Top 10, HIPAA, and SOC 2 requirements. Generates risk assessments without prompting.

📊

Marketing & Brand

Built and deployed getalice.av3.ai and this investor site — from content to deployment — in under 24 hours. Real brand assets, not prototypes.

Live proof — what Rob + A.L.I.C.E. have built
getalice.av3.ai

A.L.I.C.E.'s own marketing site. 33 specialist agents, open-source framework, live cloud product. Real brand, real portfolio.

View site →
robbiesrobotics.ai

Rob's enterprise AI portfolio. Live since 2024. Clients in FinTech, legal, and defense. Shows sustained build capability over time.

View site →
This investor site

Research, content, design, code, deployment — all by Rob + A.L.I.C.E. together. Proof of concept for how the RecordorAI team will build going forward.

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The ask.

$400,000
Raise amount
25%
Equity offered
$1,200,000
Pre-money valuation
$1,600,000
Post-money valuation
How capital is deployed
Hardware Phase 1 (2× H100 PCIe + chassis + networking)$71,000
Phase 2 Reserve (Vera Rubin GPU or additional H100s — Q1 2027)$110,600
Colocation (Loudoun County, 12-month initial term)$60,000
Software licenses + Admin$38,400
Founder living expenses (12 months)$120,000
Total$400,000
Phased hardware roadmap
Phase 1 — Launch
2× H100 PCIe — ~$56K
Server chassis + networking — ~$15K
160GB VRAM, ~227M tokens/day
Serves ~600 MAU
Revenue at capacity: ~$31K/mo
Phase 2 — Q1 2027
1× Vera Rubin GPU OR additional H100s — ~$120K reserved
Expands to ~2,400 MAU
Single Rubin card = 1.5–2× entire Phase 1 throughput
Fully funded by Phase 1 revenue
Break-even on this raise

Platform break-even: ~600 MAU generating $31K/mo revenue at Phase 1 capacity. Hardware payback: ~8.4 months. At current developer community traction and A.L.I.C.E.'s build velocity, covering burn within 12 months is the target.

What investors get
25%
Equity in RecordorAI
Platform revenue + factory upside + all future IP
87%
Gross margin at Phase 1
Better than projected — verified against colo rates
$35–65M
Total return potential
At 10+ factory companies built
Platform recurring revenue
Infrastructure never sold — grows with every exit
Milestone roadmap
Month 6
API live, first 100 users, ServiceFlow MVP
Month 12
Break-even ($30K MRR), 2,400 MAU capacity
Month 18
$100K MRR, 2+ factory companies building
Month 24
First factory exit candidate, $200K+ MRR