Tavus, a generative AI startup that assists businesses in producing digital “replicas” of people for automated personalized video advertising has secures $18million in series A round funding.
Scale Venture Partners led the investment, and Rory O’Driscoll became a director of the business. Participating companies included HubSpot, Y Combinator, Sequoia Capital, and others.
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With demand for its SaaS application coming from an expanding spectrum of use cases in banking, real estate, automotive, and healthcare, the business plans to use the funds to continue accelerating product and model development and to boost sales in the enterprise and mid-market.
Tavus is a generative AI video research firm led by CEO Hassaan Raza, with the goal of enabling hyper-personalized video at scale.
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It offers cutting-edge AI models with the ability to create digital duplicates, lip sync, dub, text-to-video, and orchestrate tailored videos at scale. Users can access its technology through a web application, and developers can use APIs.
About Tavus
Tavus is an AI-powered video research firm that enables large-scale tailored video. Make self-recording videos and never stop! accessible through developer APIs and web apps.
