Nickelytics
[Closed for Investment] Nickelytics, with a valuation of $10 million, is raising funds on Republic. The company deals in outdoor advertising and makes simple out-of-home advertising solutions for the modern world. The technology of Nickelytics makes outdoor advertising trackable, easy, and at scale. Nickelytics reported year-to-date revenue of $628,700 in 2022, with a 59% year-over-year growth, and has been featured in Forbes, Techcrunch, and Smart Cities Dive. Judah Longgrear and Sven Hermann founded Nickelytics in September 2018. The current crowdfunding campaign has a minimum target of $25,000 and a maximum target of $535,000. The campaign proceeds will be used for expansion with digital signage, mobility, and digitization.
Investment Overview
Raised: $116,165
Deal Terms
Company & Team
Company
- Year Founded
- 2018
- Industry
- Marketing & Advertising
- Tech Sector
- Distribution Model
- B2B
- Margin
- High
- Capital Intensity
- Low
Financials
- Revenue +255% YoY
- $405,911
- Monthly Burn
- $24,817
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Runway
- 8.4 months
- Gross Margin
- 100%
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Funding history
- Total Prior Capital Raised
- $1,500,000
- VC Backed?
- Yes
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Nickelytics Co-Founder Judah Longgrear on Out-of-Home Advertising Opportunities
The mobile gig economy is growing. From rideshare services like Uber and Lyft to food delivery services like Grubhub and Shipt, drivers can pick up their keys, get in their cars, and make some cash. And now, they can sell advertising space on their vehicles to bring in more income.That’s where Nickelytics comes in. The company partners local advertisers with mobile gig workers to easily create traveling ads. We spoke with Nickelytics co-founder and CEO Judah Longgrear about how the service works and the company’s growth potential.
Note: This interview was conducted over phone and email. It has been lightly edited for clarity and length.