Vibe.co, the leading CTV ad buying platform, has raised $50M in Series B funding led by Hedosophia, an early investor of Spotify, Uber and Airbnb. The financing also includes participation from previous backers including Elaia and Singular; in addition to Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky’s fund QuantumLight; Supercell CEO Ilkka Paananen with Illusian; and prominent angel investors including Carolyn Everson, Board Member of The Walt Disney Company and Coca-Cola. In addition, Nirav Tolia, CEO of Nextdoor, has joined Vibe.co’s board of directors.
Breaking Records
- $100M revenue run rate in <2 years
- $410M valuation
- Among the Top 10 fastest-growing software companies ever
The Vision
Vibe.co is building the Meta for TV ads. Turning CTV into a true performance channel with AI-powered creative, hyper-targeting, and incrementality measurement. Today, it serves 5,000+ brands, reaches 120M households across 500+ apps, and is already the most widely used CTV ad buying platform.
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Why It Matters
Streaming now outpaces cable + broadcast, with CTV ad spend set to hit $72B by 2025. Yet the space is fragmented and opaque. Vibe.co solves this with an all-in-one platform for ad creative, media buying, and campaign optimization—driving 4x better performance than traditional TV.
With 10% of ads already AI-generated (30% expected by 2026), Vibe.co is also one of the largest AI content distributors on TV. The new funding accelerates its AI roadmap, publisher integrations, and yield optimization tools as it defines the future of TV advertising.
“We believe Vibe.co is building the infrastructure for the next generation of advertising on TV, where campaigns are created and optimized by AI, measured with real outcomes, and accessible to brands of all sizes,” said Tolia, “Vibe.co is uniquely positioned to lead the transformation of CTV into a true performance channel, and we’re proud to back them in defining this new standard for the industry,” says said Vibe.co CEO and Co-Founder Arthur Querou.
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