Seattle-based startup Gable, which helps developers build and manage high-quality data assets, has secured $20 million in a Series A round led by Crane Venture Partners. The funds will fuel product development and team growth, as Vestbee was told.
- Founded in 2023 by Chad Sanderson and Adrian Kreuziger, Gable offers a shift-left data management platform designed to help teams maintain high-quality data.
- The platform leverages data contracts, API-based agreements between data producers and consumers, to prevent inconsistencies and broken pipelines.
- Rather than fixing issues downstream, Gable integrates quality checks early in the process, similar to how DevOps transformed software development. This shift makes data management a shared responsibility across teams, reducing errors and speeding up development.
" We're enabling a fundamental shift in how organizations handle data quality and governance through Data DevOps. By moving data quality controls upstream to the point of data creation, we're eliminating the costly cycle of fixing broken pipelines, resolving inconsistencies, and debugging downstream issues," explains Chad Sanderson, CEO and co-founder of Gable.
- Gable claims that early adopters have experienced significant improvements, with incident resolution times improving by up to 70% and development cycles for data-driven features accelerating by nearly 50%.
Details of the deal
- The Series A round was led by Crane Venture Partners, a London-based venture capital firm that supports pre-seed and seed-stage tech startups in scaling globally.
- The round also saw support from Roosh Ventures, an entrepreneur-led VC firm with offices in Kyiv, Paris, and London. Additional backing came from Zetta Venture Partners, a San Francisco-based VC firm, along with B Capital, Capital One Ventures, Databricks Ventures, In-Q-Tel (IQT), x15ventures, InvestInData, Essence Venture Capital, Willowtree Investments, and other angel investors.
“What stood out to me immediately about Gable was the clarity of their vision—and the precision with which they’re executing it. I admire founders who don’t just aim to improve what exists but have the courage to challenge the entire model—and Chad, Adrian, James, and Daniel are doing exactly that," claims Andrew Tymovskyi, Principal at Roosh Ventures.
- The startup aims to accelerate product development and grow its team to meet the rising demand for data collaboration tools.
