Creem secures €5M to build financial infrastructure for AI-native startups
Creem, a billing and monetisationplatform for AI-native companies, has raised €5 million in seed funding todevelop its platform and expand its financial and revenue tools for softwarebusinesses. The r...
Billing and monetisation platform Creem has secured €5 million in seed funding to enhance its financial infrastructure for AI-native startups. The investment, led by Inovo VC with participation from Practica Capital, Antler, and several angel investors, brings the company's total funding to €7 million. Co-founders Gabriel Ferraz and Alec Erasmus are former Google and Adyen employees who aim to provide indispensable financial tools for small, globally distributed software companies.
Creem's platform streamlines processes such as billing, payments, tax compliance, payouts, and revenue management, addressing the gap between the speed of software development using AI and the time required to establish monetisation infrastructure. The new funding will be used to expand Creem 2.0, adding features like global sales, tax and compliance, affiliate management, revenue splits, conversion analytics, marketing channel tracking, and abandoned cart recovery.
Creem enables founders to integrate AI agents into their operations, allowing revenue growth without increasing headcount.
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