About Roma AI
Roma AI is a Uruguayan Chilean platform that lets companies build and manage AI agents connected to internal systems such as payment platforms, calendars, catalogs and proprietary software. It keeps sensitive data within each client's infrastructure and lets companies monitor and audit agent actions. In August 2026 it raised a $1.2 million seed round led by Invexor Venture Partners.
What is Roma AI?
What is Roma AI?
Roma AI is a platform for building and managing AI agents that plug into a company's existing systems. Agents can connect with payment platforms, calendars, product catalogs and proprietary software, which lets them do real work such as taking bookings or answering product questions instead of only chatting.
The platform is designed with data control in mind. Sensitive data stays within each client's infrastructure, and companies can monitor and audit the actions their agents take.
Roma AI was founded by Richard Barbera, Javier Hernandez and Benjamin De Oto. It serves more than 50 companies across Latin America and processes over 500,000 messages each month. Plans start at $99 per month for 500 conversations, which puts it within reach of small and mid-sized businesses.
In August 2026 Roma AI raised a $1.2 million seed round led by Invexor Venture Partners. The company plans to spend 55% of the funding on growing its team from 9 to 30 employees over six months, including hires in Uruguay, 33% on marketing and events and 12% on technology and infrastructure.
Pros
- Agents connect to payments, calendars, catalogs and custom software
- Sensitive data stays in the client's infrastructure
- Monitoring and audit of agent actions
- Published entry price of $99 per month for 500 conversations
Cons
- Small team that is still scaling
- Customer base is concentrated in Latin America
- Conversation-based pricing can add up at high volume
How to Use Roma AI
- 1Choose a plan
Visit teamroma.ai and pick a plan, starting at $99 per month for 500 conversations.
- 2Connect your systems
Link payment platforms, calendars, catalogs or internal software.
- 3Configure the agent
Define what the agent should handle and what data it can use.
- 4Monitor and audit
Review agent actions and conversation logs from the dashboard.