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VidMob

Consumer Services · New York City, United States · Founded 2014

World’s leading video creation platform MoreLess

VidMob is a technology-driven company that specializes in video content production and analytics. The company operates in the digital marketing industry, serving a diverse range of clients including major brands like Kraft Heinz, Neutrogena, Michael Kors, and Warner Media. VidMob's primary offering is a platform that not only produces high volumes of video content but also uses analytics to understand the performance of each video. This allows clients to identify what elements of their video content are working well and what needs improvement.

VidMob's business model is centered around providing a solution to the challenge of manually analyzing large volumes of video content. By automating this process, VidMob helps clients optimize their video marketing strategies and achieve better results at a lower cost. For instance, Kraft Heinz reported a 47% cheaper Cost Per Mille (CPM - the cost of a thousand ad impressions) after applying learnings from VidMob's analytics.

The company has been recognized for its innovative approach, winning several awards including the Greater Good Award, Most Innovative Technology Award, Glossy Award for Best Use of Video by a Brand, LVMH Innovation Award 2023, Instagram Stories Partner Innovation Award, and Facebook Storytellers Award for Best Original Story.

In terms of revenue, VidMob likely operates on a fee-based model, charging clients for the use of their platform and services. The exact pricing structure is not publicly available but is likely tailored to the specific needs and scale of each client.

Keywords: Video Content Production, Video Analytics, Digital Marketing, Major Brands, Automated Analysis, Marketing Optimization, Award-Winning, Innovative Technology, Fee-Based Business Model, Client-Centric Services.

Valuation $500M–1B
Revenue $10–50M
Headcount 100–500
Total funding $100–500M
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Talent graph

VidMob's talent

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Employees mapped 117 incl. 7 AI specialists
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Key operators 21 quality Hidden — book a demo/100
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Investors

21 investors on VidMob's cap table

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Seed 7 investors entered at this stage
Brad Zions
Interlock Partners
Pitbull Ventures
Foundation Capital
John Maloney
Acadia Woods Partners
Structure Fund
Series A 5 investors entered at this stage
Stampede Ventures
Macanta Investments
The Brandtech Group
Manifest Growth
BuildGroup
Series B+ 9 investors entered at this stage
Adobe Systems
Prefix Capital
Shutterstock
Shamrock Capital Advisors
Drive by DraftKings
Spruce House
ID Fund
eGateway Capital
PROOF

Global footprint

Where VidMob has talent and traffic

Workforce by country
11 countries with
team presence
🇺🇸 United States76.6%
🇧🇷 Brazil9.6%
🇮🇱 Israel3.2%
🇮🇪 Ireland2.1%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom2.1%
Top 5 of 11 shown
Web traffic by country
15K monthly visits
across markets
🇺🇸 United States32.7%
🇧🇷 Brazil15.3%
🇳🇬 Nigeria12.7%
🇮🇳 India12%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom12%
Top 5 markets shown

Market sentiment

What the market is saying about VidMob

An AI-synthesized read of the highest-engagement posts about VidMob on X over the past 7 days. We rank by likes & retweets, ignore corporate channels, and surface the themes that broke out from real people.

Reading the room on X — pulling top posts and synthesizing themes…

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