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Ceros is a technology company.
Ceros provides a cloud-based experiential content creation platform, empowering marketing and design teams to build rich, interactive digital experiences. Users craft animated content, microsites, and engaging web assets without coding or traditional development. This approach democratizes sophisticated online content, translating complex designs into dynamic, accessible experiences.
Founded in 2012 by Simon Berg, Ceros emerged from the insight that brands needed more engaging digital content but faced development bottlenecks. Berg sought to bridge this gap, offering creative professionals a direct tool for interactive content visions, accelerating innovation and content velocity.
The platform serves marketers, designers, and brands enhancing their digital presence, captivating audiences through immersive online interactions. Ceros fosters experimentation and agility in content strategies by providing intuitive creative tools. The company’s vision is to make creativity matter, amplifying organizational creative potential via accessible, powerful solutions.
Ceros has raised $131.2M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at Ceros.
Ceros has raised $131.2M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Ceros has raised $131.2M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Ceros's investors include Vinay Kumar, John Avirett, Avenir, Grotech Ventures, Kickstart Fund, Origin Ventures, CNF Investments, Greycroft, Sigma Prime Ventures, Silicon Valley Bank, StarVest Partners.
Ceros is a cloud-based, no-code platform that enables marketers and designers to create animated, interactive digital content without developers, using a collaborative real-time canvas.[2][3] It serves top brands like Bloomberg, Red Bull, and Pinterest, powering immersive experiences such as marketing reports, sales presentations, and training content to boost customer engagement and analytics.[1][2][3] With over 325 employees (scaling toward 4,000) and more than 500,000 users, Ceros emphasizes a remote-first culture with a 4.5-day workweek, driving growth through tools that integrate with e-commerce and deliver real-time metrics.[1][4]
The platform solves the problem of complex content creation by offering unparalleled creative freedom, instant publishing, real-time edits, and human expert support, eliminating coding barriers while ensuring cross-device compatibility and security.[3]
Ceros traces its roots to 2007 when Brian Alvey founded Crowd Fusion, which raised $3 million from investors including Greycroft Partners and Marc Andreessen's Velocity Interactive Group.[2] In 2012, Crowd Fusion acquired London-based Ceros and adopted its name, with Simon Berg—CEO of the acquired company—taking the helm of the combined entity.[2] Early traction came swiftly, securing clients like ShopBazaar, Stella McCartney, and Virgin Atlantic in its first year, leading to a $6.2 million raise in 2014 from Greycroft, Sigma Prime, and Starvest.[2] A pivotal 2020 funding round of $100 million, led by Sumeru Equity Partners, fueled further expansion into a global, creative operating system.[1][2]
Ceros rides the no-code/low-code wave, democratizing interactive content creation amid rising demand for engaging digital experiences in marketing and sales, where traditional tools require heavy dev resources.[3] Timing aligns with post-pandemic shifts to remote work and immersive content needs, amplified by e-commerce growth and data-driven personalization—market forces favoring platforms with real-time analytics and cross-device support.[1][2][3] By empowering non-technical creators at scale (500k+ users, enterprise brands), Ceros influences the ecosystem, reducing dev bottlenecks and accelerating content velocity in a $100B+ martech space.[1][2]
Ceros is poised to evolve into the "creative operating system of the future," expanding its platform with AI-enhanced tools and deeper integrations amid surging demand for interactive, data-rich experiences.[1] Trends like generative AI for design automation and headless CMS adoption will shape its path, potentially driving user growth beyond 500k and employee scaling toward 4,000.[1] Its influence may grow by setting standards for no-code creativity, unlocking even broader adoption among global brands—reinforcing its mission to liberate technology for limitless engagement.[1][3]
Key people at Ceros.
Ceros has raised $131.2M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $100.0M Other Equity in July 2020.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 12, 2021 | MEMIC | $96.0M Series D | Ceros, Eyal Lifschitz | Accelmed, OurCrowd |
| Apr 1, 2021 | Memic Innovative Surgery | $96.0M Series D | Peregrine Ventures, Ceros | OurCrowd, chase koch, Moshe Yanai, Accelmed |
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 23, 2020 | $100.0M Other Equity | Vinay Kumar | |
| Feb 1, 2019 | $14.0M Series C | John Avirett | Avenir, Grotech Ventures, Kickstart Fund, Origin Ventures, CNF Investments, Greycroft, Sigma Prime Ventures, Silicon Valley Bank, StarVest Partners |
| Aug 1, 2016 | $11.0M Series B | Grotech Ventures | Kickstart Fund, Origin Ventures, CNF Investments, Greycroft, Sigma Prime Ventures, Silicon Valley Bank, StarVest Partners |
| Apr 8, 2014 | $6.2M Series B | Greycroft, Sigma Prime Ventures, StarVest Partners |