Israeli cloud recovery startup Dreeze raises $33M in seed funding led by Norwest and Bessemer Venture Partners to help enterprises restore entire cloud applications after outages and cyberattacks.
Amount Raised
$33 Million
Round Type
Seed
San FranciscoSoftwareCloud InfrastructureInvestors
Description
Dreeze, an Israeli cloud recovery startup founded in 2025, announced a $33 million seed funding round led by Norwest and Bessemer Venture Partners with participation from Claltech. The company emerged from stealth with a platform designed to restore entire cloud applications following outages, cyberattacks, and other disruptions. Dreeze's technology addresses gaps in traditional backup systems by recovering not only data but also infrastructure, configurations, credentials, and connections required for applications to function. The startup was founded by veterans from Zerto and Kashya, positioning its "Application Revival" platform as a comprehensive alternative to data-focused recovery systems.
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