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Lyzr competitors & alternatives

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The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Lyzr among ai companies — ranked by similarity to what Lyzr actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About Lyzr

Lyzr is a privately held enterprise AI company that provides a platform and expertise for deploying governed AI agents at scale. The company focuses on solving real-world customer problems by helping enterprises move AI projects from development into production.

Lyzr at a glance

Lyzr is an ai company headquartered in United States. It has raised at least $110.6M across the 3 funding rounds on record. Its most recent funding round, Series B, raised $100M in July 2026. Xcout tracks 3 named people at Lyzr, including Surendirasiva Selvaraj (Executive Officer).

Lyzr leadership

  • Surendirasiva SelvarajExecutive Officer
  • Henry Ford IIIDirector
  • Madhu Shalini IyerDirector

Lyzr funding rounds

At least $110.6M raised across the 3 rounds on record. Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Series B$100M1 named
SEC Form D filing$10.5M—
SEC Form D filing$100,000—

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