Monday.com has launched Monday Ventures, planning to invest up to $200 million in Israeli startups building the next generation of workplace AI, according to Globes.
The fund will initially deploy $50 million at $1–5 million per startup, with three investments already completed, including Blocks.diy and Guidde.
The launch follows a difficult few months for Monday.com: its stock dropped 21% in February 2026 after it issued guidance that fell short of Wall Street expectations, with broader fears about AI disruption compounding the sell-off.
Israeli work management company Monday.com has launched a corporate venture arm, Monday Ventures, with plans to invest up to $200 million in startups building the next generation of workplace technology, according to a report by Globes.
The move comes at a sensitive moment for the company. In February 2026, Monday.com’s stock dropped 21% after it issued guidance that fell short of analyst expectations, with investors also rattled by broader fears that agentic AI tools could disrupt traditional work management software.
