From The Next Web · Sandra Hinshelwood · · 1m 30s
Clueso raises $10M to challenge Synthesia in AI video
San Francisco startup Clueso has raised ten million dollars to automate corporate video production, entering a market dominated by London-based Synthesia.
In brief
San Francisco startup Clueso has raised ten million dollars to automate corporate video production, entering a market dominated by London-based Synthesia. Clueso raised ten million dollars in Series A funding led by Dharana Capital to build AI agents that automate corporate video creation, though it faces competition…
Clueso raises ten million dollars
San Francisco startup Clueso has raised ten million dollars in Series A funding led by Dharana Capital, bringing total funding to twelve million dollars.
The market leader is much bigger
Synthesia, based in London, was valued at four billion dollars in January after raising two hundred million dollars. Clueso's entire funding history is six percent of that single round.
Clueso's customers include major software firms
More than one thousand businesses use Clueso, including Atlassian, Zendesk, Seismic and Ironclad. The company reports customer claims of fivefold productivity gains and eighty percent lower production costs.
Clueso automates video by recording workflows
Clueso's agents navigate real software, perform workflows and record footage themselves, then rerun it to refresh videos when products change. It also lets Claude and ChatGPT create and manage videos directly.
Existing investors funded most of the round
More than eighty percent of the ten million dollar Series A came from existing investors increasing their stakes. Three new backers, including Founders Future from Paris, split under two million dollars.
The short version
Clueso raised ten million dollars in Series A funding led by Dharana Capital to build AI agents that automate corporate video creation, though it faces competition from better-funded rival Synthesia.
