VidMob is a technology company.
VidMob has raised $56.0M across 2 funding rounds.
VidMob has raised $56.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
VidMob has raised $56.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
VidMob's investors include Alpaca VC, Darco Capital, Krillion Ventures, March Capital, Prefix Capital, Baron Davis, Jeff Seibert, Lionel Richie, Rashaun Williams, Wayne Chang, Pitbull Ventures.
VidMob is the leading creative data company, offering an AI-powered platform that analyzes ad creatives to improve marketing performance for brands and agencies.[1][2][3][4] It serves marketers, media teams, and agencies by solving the problem of optimizing creative assets—where 70% of campaign performance stems from creative—through tools like side-by-side ad comparisons, real-time insights from 18 million+ analyzed assets, and integrations with major ad platforms, driving 2x increases in click-through and view-through rates while streamlining production.[2][3][4] With over $210 million raised in venture funding (up to Series D), backed by investors like Adobe, VidMob has grown to 175-185 global employees across offices in New York and London, earning awards such as Digiday’s Most Innovative Technology and Ad Age’s Best Places to Work.[3][4][6]
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, VidMob emerged as a pioneer in creative data, evolving from a focus on AI-based software for ad performance into a comprehensive end-to-end platform combining analytics, production workflows, and a global creator network.[1][3] Key early traction came from analyzing over 18 million ad creatives, building proprietary AI models, and securing partnerships across the digital ad ecosystem, which propelled its growth and $210 million in funding.[3][4][5] The company has since expanded globally with offices in five locations, including London, while launching initiatives like VidMob Gives—a 501(c)(3) donating tech access and education to non-profits, funded by a portion of every dollar received.[3][4][6]
VidMob rides the wave of creative as the new AI frontier in marketing, where data-driven insights address the 70% creative-driven performance gap amid rising ad spend and GenAI adoption.[2][4] Its timing aligns with market forces like fragmented media ecosystems and the need for measurable creative ROI, influencing the space by standardizing analytics (e.g., The Aperture's 22 categories) and enabling brands to adapt faster, reduce waste, and quantify impact in MMM attribution.[5] As the industry leader, it shapes ecosystem standards through ad platform partnerships and non-profit tech access, amplifying efficiency for tech/telco clients and beyond.[1][2][4]
VidMob is poised to dominate as creative data becomes essential for AI-augmented marketing, with expansions in GenAI prompt optimization, real-time compliance, and global scaling likely driving further growth beyond its Series D.[4][5] Trends like trillion-scale data analysis and aperture-style frameworks will shape its path, evolving its influence from analytics pioneer to indispensable supply-chain optimizer. This positions VidMob to sustain its edge as the go-to for intelligent creative, maximizing ROI in an ad world where data unlocks creativity's full potential.[1][2]
VidMob has raised $56.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $50.0M Series C in February 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2021 | $50.0M Series C | Alpaca VC, Darco Capital, Krillion Ventures, March Capital, Prefix Capital, Baron Davis, Jeff Seibert, Lionel Richie, Rashaun Williams, Wayne Chang | |
| Oct 1, 2015 | $6.0M Seed | Pitbull Ventures |