Funding

Washington-Based Levanta Raises $22M in Series B Funding

Aug 28, 2026 | By Devin Jacobs

SUMMARY

Levanta raised $22M in Series B funding.
The funding will support technology and market expansion.
Levanta connects brands, creators, and marketplaces.

Levanta, a Seattle, WA-based provider of a creator affiliate platform for modern e-commerce, has raised $22 million in a Series B funding round led by Volition Capital, bringing the total amount to more than $43M.

The company will use the capital to expand its creator commerce technology, strengthen its go-to-market operations, and grow across major retail marketplaces.

Funding Snapshot

Metric	Details
Fundraise Amount	$22M
Valuation	Not disclosed
Company	Levanta
Sector	Creator Commerce / E-commerce
Headquarters	Seattle, Washington, USA

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About Levanta

Founded by Ian Brodie, Rob Schab, and Spencer McKenney, Levanta connects brands, publishers, influencers, and marketplaces through a single platform for creator discovery, partnerships, payments, and performance measurement.

Core offerings include:

Creator discovery and activation
Affiliate partnership management
Automated product sampling
Cross-channel performance measurement

Core Technologies / Products / Services

Capability/Product	Application/Use Case
Creator Marketplace	Connects brands with vetted creators
AI-powered Social Discovery	Finds creators across social platforms
Affiliate Management	Manages creator partnerships and payments
Creator Commerce Media	Helps marketplaces generate demand beyond owned channels

Leadership Comments

“We’re incredibly proud to provide meaningful cash liquidity to members of our team,” Brodie said. “This is a milestone moment for Levanta and it reflects how far the company has come and the value our team has created together.

“Every marketplace has thousands of sellers that want more customers, and there are millions of creators and affiliates capable of driving those customers,” said Ian Brodie, CEO and co-founder of Levanta. “The missing piece is infrastructure that connects the two, handles the economics, and accurately measures what happens. That is what we’ve built.”

“We’re seeing a broader shift as brands and marketplaces increasingly look to creators and affiliates as measurable drivers of demand beyond their owned channels,” said Larry Cheng, founding partner at Volition Capital. “Levanta has built the infrastructure to connect that demand with commerce at scale and we believe the opportunity ahead is substantially larger than when we first invested.