Aura, an AI-powered online safety platform designed to protect families, has successfully closed its Series G funding round, raising $140 million in equity and debt. This milestone marks the company’s first major funding achievement since it officially separated from Pango Group in May 2024. The round was led by cybersecurity-focused Ten Eleven Ventures and Madrone Capital, with new investor AT&T Ventures joining the lineup. Existing backers Accel, Warburg Pincus, and General Catalyst also returned for this round.
Following this latest investment, Aura now boasts a standalone valuation of $1.6 billion. The funding also reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s mission to make online safety effortless for families.
Built with proprietary AI technology, Aura delivers a fully automated, all-in-one platform that tackles the rising threats individuals and families face online. Its robust suite of features includes device protection, scam and fraud alerts, identity theft prevention, and child safety tools that detect cyberbullying and online predators.
What sets Aura apart is its personalized approach. Using Aura Intelligence (AI), the platform proactively safeguards every family member while minimizing the time and effort needed from users. This focus on simplicity and protection is driving rapid growth. In 2024 alone, Aura recorded approximately 50% year-over-year GAAP revenue growth—an impressive feat in today’s competitive cybersecurity market.
The new capital will fuel Aura’s push to roll out even more intelligent safety features. Several innovations are already in development and slated for release later this year.
“Our business momentum is incredible, and this funding allows us to expand our leadership in AI-powered protection,” said Hari Ravichandran, Aura’s founder and CEO. “Families shouldn’t just survive online—they should thrive. Our technology helps make that possible.”
Investors backing this round praised Aura’s holistic digital safety model. Alex Doll, Founder and General Partner of Ten Eleven Ventures, highlighted the company’s unique approach. “Aura stands out by offering comprehensive family protection, not just isolated device security. Their integrated digital wellness suite truly addresses the needs of modern families. We’re proud to support Aura’s mission of delivering peace of mind,” Doll added.
This Series G round also comes on the heels of Aura’s tax-free spinoff from Pango Group, now rebranded as Point Wild. Previously, the combined entity held a valuation of $2.5 billion. Following their separation, Aura’s current $1.6 billion valuation and projected market potential suggest the combined worth of Aura and Point Wild now stands at an estimated $3.3 billion.
Aura’s continued expansion signals growing demand for AI-driven digital safety solutions that protect not just individuals, but entire families, in an increasingly connected world.
