
Turnout, an AI-powered consumer advocacy platform, raised $35M in Series A funding led by HighPost Capital. The round values it at $400M.
Turnout, an AI-powered consumer advocacy service, has raised $35 million in a Series A funding round, the company said. The round values the San Diego startup at $400 million.
HighPost Capital led the investment. Shine Capital, LGVP, Mangusta Capital, Honeystone Ventures, and Omri Casspi also participated.
Turnout's platform helps people work through government, insurance, healthcare, and education systems. It combines one-on-one human advocacy with an AI assistant named Jake that handles repetitive tasks like form filling and application tracking. The company describes itself as an advocate for life.
The funding will go toward expanding the service and adding users, Turnout said. The Series A brings total capital raised to an undisclosed amount. The round closed in June 2026.
Turnout aims to simplify the bureaucratic processes that many Americans find overwhelming. By pairing automation with human support, the company says it helps clients resolve issues with benefits, claims, and enrollments more quickly than they could alone.
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