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AI recruiter that runs outbound sourcing campaigns to find top talent
Weekday has raised $2.2M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Weekday.
Weekday was founded in 2021 by Anubhav Malik (Founder) and Amit Singh (Founder) and Chetan Dalal (Founder).
Weekday has raised $2.2M in total across 1 funding round.
At Weekday, we have built the most accurate database of talent (250mn+ people in US & India with contact data), we run outbound campaigns to identify top talent for any role you might be hiring for. We generate the highest response rates (30-40%) on our campaigns making sourcing talent as easy as making a job posting
Weekday has raised $2.2M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.2M Seed in August 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 24, 2023 | $2.2M Seed | Venture Highway | — | Announced |
Weekday was founded in 2021 by Anubhav Malik (Founder) and Amit Singh (Founder) and Chetan Dalal (Founder).
Weekday has raised $2.2M in total across 1 funding round.
Weekday's investors include Venture Highway.
Key people at Weekday.
Weekday is an AI-powered recruitment platform that automates outbound sourcing campaigns to find top engineering talent, primarily serving technology companies and startups. It leverages a proprietary database of over 250 million candidates across the US and India, enabling highly targeted outreach with response rates of 30-40%, making talent sourcing as straightforward as posting a job[1]. The platform also uses a crowdsourced model where software engineers act as "mini-recruiters," referring and vouching for candidates, which enhances candidate quality and trustworthiness[3]. Weekday addresses the challenge of hiring skilled engineers efficiently and cost-effectively, reducing reliance on traditional recruiting agencies and fees[2][3].
Founded in 2021 by Amit Singh, Chetan Dalal, and Anubhav Malik, Weekday emerged from the founders’ deep experience in tech startups and recruitment. The founders previously built and exited Memer, a consumer social company, and have backgrounds at Google, Goldman Sachs, Unacademy, ShareChat, and Nexus Venture Partners[1]. The idea arose from the need to improve the efficiency and accuracy of tech talent sourcing by combining AI with peer-driven referrals. Early traction came from participation in Y Combinator’s Winter 2021 batch, which helped validate the product-market fit and scale the platform[1][2].
Weekday rides the growing trend of AI and automation in recruitment, addressing the acute shortage of skilled software engineers globally. The timing is critical as tech companies face intense competition for talent and seek scalable, cost-effective hiring solutions. Market forces such as remote work, globalization of talent pools, and rising recruiting costs favor platforms like Weekday that combine AI precision with human network intelligence. By enabling startups and scale-ups to efficiently source vetted engineers, Weekday influences the broader ecosystem by accelerating tech innovation and reducing hiring friction[1][2][3].
Looking ahead, Weekday is positioned to expand its database and refine its AI algorithms to further improve sourcing accuracy and candidate engagement. Trends such as increased remote hiring, AI-driven HR tech, and crowdsourced talent networks will shape its growth trajectory. Its influence may evolve beyond engineering recruitment into broader talent acquisition domains, potentially integrating deeper analytics and predictive hiring insights. As competition intensifies, Weekday’s blend of AI automation and peer-driven sourcing will be key to maintaining differentiation and scaling impact in the global tech hiring landscape[1][3][4].