Solsten landed growth funding through Decathlon Capital Partners. The funds will support development of new AI agents, fuel the expansion of Elaris, Solsten’s psychological AI platform, and strengthen the company’s core database services offered by Minneapolis-based Solsten. Terms of the transaction weren’t disclosed.
“A growing number of major companies are coming to Solsten to build deeper connections and stronger loyalty among members of their audiences,” Joe Schaeppi, CEO of Solsten, said. “This growth funding from Decathlon Capital Partners will further strengthen and enhance our offerings.”
Matt Hoffman, managing director of Decathlon Capital Partners, said, “With Solsten’s insights, companies can build AI that truly understands people both emotionally and cognitively. Decathlon Capital Partners is enthused to support this visionary bridge to AI personalization.”
