inSTREAMLY is a technology company.
inSTREAMLY has raised $1.0M across 1 funding round.
inSTREAMLY has raised $1.0M in total across 1 funding round.
inSTREAMLY has raised $1.0M in total across 1 funding round.
inSTREAMLY's investors include Curie.Bio, First Round Capital, i/o Ventures, Meridian Street Capital, Niu Ventures, Operator Partners, Refactor Capital, SV Angel, Threshold Ventures, Transformation Capital, Venture Catalysts | India's First Integrated Incubator, Aaron Patzer.
inSTREAMLY is a SaaS platform that automates brand integrations into live streams, enabling streamers to monetize via micro-sponsorships and brands to reach engaged Gen Z audiences in gaming without disrupting content.[1][2][3] It connects over 125,000 streamers with brands like Adidas, Netflix, and PlayStation across 30 countries, using AI-powered overlays triggered by in-game events for native, measurable ads with up to 10% CTR and 100% view-through rates.[3][4][5] The platform solves monetization challenges for small-to-medium streamers—often excluded from big deals—while giving brands scalable access to loyal gaming communities in a $180 billion market.[1][3][4]
Founded in 2019 in Warsaw, Poland, inSTREAMLY has shown strong growth, expanding to 150,000+ streamers by 2025, launching white-label solutions globally (e.g., Brazil, Japan), and introducing AI brand safety tools, positioning it as a leader in contextual gaming adtech.[2][4][5][6]
inSTREAMLY was co-founded in 2019 by Wiktoria Wójcik (CMO) and others in Warsaw, Poland, emerging from the need to bridge brands with the vast but underserved network of small streamers in gaming and esports.[2][4][5] The idea stemmed from a market gap: top streamers monopolize brand deals, leaving most unable to monetize their passion, while brands lack efficient access to highly engaged micro-influencer audiences.[4][7] Early traction came from automating sponsored animations—displaying dynamic, time-limited overlays across Twitch and YouTube without streamer effort—enabling brands to target 1,000+ streamers at once.[1][7] Pivotal moments include rapid global scaling via white-label partnerships (e.g., StreamPot in Japan) and collaborations with agencies like OMD and Publicis, growing to 125,000+ streamers by 2024.[4][5]
inSTREAMLY rides the explosion of live streaming and gaming as Gen Z's primary entertainment, where attention spans demand non-disruptive ads amid ad-blocker fatigue—gaming offers "quality attention" in a $180B market.[3][5] Timing aligns with post-2020 livestream boom, AI adtech advances, and brands chasing authentic influencer ties over traditional media.[6] Favorable forces include Twitch/YouTube growth, micro-influencer rise, and regulatory pushes for measurable ROI; it influences the ecosystem by standardizing contextual gaming marketing, empowering 90%+ underserved streamers, and enabling white-label scalability that localizes global brands.[4][5][6]
inSTREAMLY is poised to dominate contextual gaming ads, leveraging Q2 2025 AI safety breakthroughs and agency expansions for deeper integrations with top streamers and new media like influencers.[5][6] Trends like AI personalization, livestream commerce, and esports mainstreaming will fuel growth, potentially doubling its network amid rising brand budgets for Gen Z. Its influence may evolve from tech enabler to full-service gaming agency, redefining how brands capture undivided attention—turning streams from passion projects into profit powerhouses, as it began by democratizing sponsorships.[4][5][8]
inSTREAMLY has raised $1.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $1.0M Seed in April 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 1, 2021 | $1.0M Seed | Curie.Bio, First Round Capital, i/o Ventures, Meridian Street Capital, Niu Ventures, Operator Partners, Refactor Capital, SV Angel, Threshold Ventures, Transformation Capital, Venture Catalysts | India's First Integrated Incubator, Aaron Patzer, Vivek Garipalli |