Dealism Raises $15 Million Angel Round to Build “Vibe Selling” AI Agents for Global Sales Teams
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Dealism raises $15M (angel) led by GL Ventures; Sequoia China & Linear back its “vibe-selling” AI agents that read intent and adapt to each seller.
Dealism, a startup developing personalized AI “sales twin” agents, has raised $15 million in an angel round led by GL Ventures (Hillhouse’s early-stage arm), with participation from Sequoia China, Linear Capital, and other investors. The company did not disclose its valuation.
Dealism targets overseas markets with what it calls “vibe-selling”—agents that read a buyer’s intent, sentiment and micro-signals in real time, then adapt messaging to the salesperson’s tone and style to move conversations toward conversion. The stack combines a vertical reasoning model with real-time intent recognition, aiming to triage leads, drive proactive follow-ups, and generate outreach that balances empathy with measurable win-rate gains, according to the company.
Founder Leo Huanfang, former COO and co-president of Youzan, led large marketing and sales organizations and helped scale products from zero to one; Youzan’s platforms handled tens of billions of RMB in GMV across hundreds of thousands of B2C clients. He argues that conversational sales hinges less on scripts and more on human understanding, which Dealism is attempting to encode into repeatable agents for global teams.
Proceeds will fund model R&D, productization, and go-to-market in key international regions. Deployment timelines and customer metrics were not detailed.
