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Cuttable raises $20 million to help brands post social media ads at scale
Cuttable raised $20 million in Series A funding led by Airtree Ventures to expand its automated social media ad production platform.
Key points
- Cuttable raised $20 million in Series A funding led by Airtree Ventures.
- The funding round brought the Melbourne-founded startup's valuation to over $142 million.
- Square Peg, Rampersand, and Glitch Capital also contributed to the funding.
Why it matters. The new funding enables Cuttable to expand its automated social media advertising platform and incorporate learning features based on performance insights.
Startup Cuttable has raised $20 million in Series A funding led by Airtree Ventures, bringing its valuation to over $142 million. Co-founder Sam Kroonenburg stated that the Melbourne-founded company automates social media ad production for brands. The funding round also saw participation from Square Peg, Rampersand, and Glitch Capital.
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Cuttable raises $20 million to help brands post social media ads at scale
Cuttable, the rising startup from A Cloud Guru co-founder Sam Kroonenburg, is expanding into "ads that learn". The post Cuttable raises $20 million to help brands post social media ads at scale appeared first on SmartCompany . Cuttable, the rising startup from A Cloud Guru co-founder Sam Kroonenburg, has raised $20 million in Series A funding on the promise of automated ad production — without the AI slop. Airtree Ventures led the raise, with Square Peg, the driving force of Cuttable’s seed round, returning for the Series A. Existing investors Rampersand and Glitch Capital also contributed. Speaking to SmartCompany from San Francisco, Kroonenburg said the raise has given Melbourne-founded Cuttable a valuation north of $142 million ($US100 million). Related Article Block Placeholder Article ID: 321414 Founded in 2024 by Kroonenburg, Jack White and Ed Ring, Cuttable allows brands to draft and generate new social media ads at scale. Those ads are trained on existing creative assets, like product shots and videos, to maintain a brand’s aesthetics and tone of voice. Smarter business news. Straight to your inbox. For startup founders, small businesses and leaders. Build sharper instincts and better strategy by learning from Australia’s smartest business minds. Sign up for free. By continuing, you agree to our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy . Kroonenburg said the newly-relaunch.