Paage, an AI-powered platform that helps creators turn ideas into fully designed, interactive pages, has managed to secure $2.2 million in a seed funding round, showing a strong investor belief in the company’s concept of simplifying online creation and commerce.
The funding round was the initiative of Aglaé Ventures, Kima Ventures, and Cassius VC and was supported by a line of prominent angel investors that included Alexandre Eruimy, Felix Malfait, Darren Lachtman, and Enzo Mattioli Ferrari. The new funds will empower Paage to speed up its product development, increase its teams’ size, widen platform integration, and be ready for the international expansion.
The concept behind Paage, which was launched in 2025, is to use tech to cut down the heavy digital creative workload users are artists, musicians, freelancers, coaches, or founders of brands—the platform offers the ability to make unique interactive pages with users adding links, videos, photos, or even selling products. The headquarters in one single interface bring together content creation, audience engagement, and money transactions thus tech users are free to do what really counts: growing their brand and audience.
“We at Paage aspired to make a product that in the end tech-savvy or not would help artists online express themselves without limits,” clarified a Paage representative. “What we have accomplished with AI is that a user can dictate his idea in natural speech and our tool does the rest which is it turns the idea into an interactive page that is also visually attractive.”
Aside from the money that the seed round investors intend to put into Paage, they will also provide the company with skills and an extensive network which it is going to exploit for its upcoming phase of growth. Aglaé Ventures, a global venture capital technology firm with offices in both San Francisco and Paris, is well known for investing in and supporting founders that are exceptional, and back tech startups that rapidly scale to different stages. Kima ventures, globally among the top 10 most active early stage investors, gives money to startups and also co-operates through very important steps-to-scale guidance. Cassius VC, on the other hand, is a North America and Europe-based brand and product-focused venture capital firm that works with companies at the pre-seed through Series B stages.
The Paage project will also be augmented with fresh capital by refining the company’s AI and products and opening the design and engineering teams more. The enterprise is also interested to deepen its integration with other platforms through including payments, CRM, e-commerce, and email marketing to become the perfect solution for digital creators. Moreover, international expansion is a part of Paage’s future plans to serve creators worldwide.
Paage is only a few months old; however, the platform already counts a large number of users, with 100,000 people registered in more than ten countries. The concept of the early adopters is actually the foresight of the future, which is characterized by a rising need of creators for readily available tools for monetization and management of one’s online presence.
“More than just a site, that’s what creators need nowadays—a platform that entails content, commerce, and community,” Aglaé Ventures pondered. “The AI-led route adopted by Paage together with its user-friendliness as a design attribute are the decisive factors that set the company apart in this swiftly changing field.”
The growth of the digital creator economy is accompanied by platforms like Paage that are going to be very helpful, if not instrumental, for independent creators and small brands in their surge to success. Paage be a trendsetter in the remote creative industry’s future by smartly melding AI, design, and commerce in one platform.
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Funding Details:
Company: Paage
Amount Raised: $2.2 Million
Round: Seed
Lead Investors: Aglaé Ventures, Kima Ventures, Cassius VC
Additional Investors: Alexandre Eruimy, Felix Malfait, Darren Lachtman, Enzo Mattioli Ferrari