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Fluencify secures $4.3M to scale its creator campaign platform

Stockholm-based creator marketing platform Fluencify has raised anoversubscribed $4.3 million pre-seed round led by byFounders, withparticipation from Wave Ventures. As part of the investment, MagnusH...

Fluencify secures $4.3M to scale its creator campaign platform

Stockholm-based Fluencify has raised €3.7 million in pre-Seed funding to expand its end-to-end creator marketing platform. The oversubscribed round was led by byFounders and Wave Ventures. The company has already achieved over €1.7 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) six months after its launch.

Fluencify's AI-run service connects brands with a global network of vetted creators to create and distribute authentic short-form content. The company's AI agents handle creator discovery, matching, automated outreach, and reply handling. Once creators are confirmed, Fluencify schedules posts and paid boosting, as well as cross-border payouts across 85+ countries.

Founders Erik Romdhane, Isaac Norin, and Sam Stones Hälleberg have extensive experience in creator marketing, with Norin and Hälleberg previously amassing millions of followers and views on Instagram. Fluencify differentiates itself from existing software tools and agencies by running the campaign rather than selling a tool, and doing it with automated agents.

The company employs an ambassador model, where creators work with brands on a recurring basis rather than one-off paid posts. With over 13,000 active creators on the platform, Fluencify enables brands to describe the desired outcome and have the campaign run end to end, without the extensive legwork. The company plans to use the capital to hire engineers in Stockholm, open a New York office, expand its creator network, and strengthen its product offering.

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