Searchable Raises £10 Million at £60 Million-Plus Valuation After November Launch
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Updated · The Times · May 16
Searchable Raises £10 Million at £60 Million-Plus Valuation After November Launch
1 articles · Updated · The Times · May 16
Headline led a £10 million April funding round for Searchable, valuing the AI marketing startup at more than £60 million less than six months after it launched.
Searchable says it has generated $4.5 million in revenue since November by helping companies improve visibility on AI search engines, with American Express, KPMG, Pfizer and Boston Consulting Group among customers.
The company had already raised £3 million from Freestyle shortly after launch and was co-founded by Chris Donnelly with engineers Sam Hogan and Arya Nagabhyru, whom he met through Y Combinator in San Francisco.
For Donnelly, 35, the raise extends a rapid run after selling Verb Brands for $25 million in 2021, helping build care-home marketplace Lottie, and launching creator-training business The Creator Accelerator.
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