Creator technology startup Creedom has raised Rs 4.1 crore in seed funding at a valuation of Rs 42 crore, as it seeks to develop its AI-powered platform for content creators and expand in the US.
The round included investments from Leigh Hopkins, a former executive vice-president and regional CEO at Walmart; Ravi Iyer; Raghunandan G, founder and CEO of Zolve; and Kartheeswaran KK, co-founder and CEO of Ninjacart. Startup Singam also participated in the funding.
Creedom said the funding will be used to strengthen its product for creators in India, expand its presence in the US and further develop its AI capabilities.
Founded by Naveen Murugan, Naveen Sowriraj and Aswin Dhananjai Krishnaswamy, Creedom began as a learning platform for content creators. The startup said the earlier platform reached more than 150,000 creators in India before it rebuilt its offering around personalised content insights.
The platform connects to creators’ Instagram and YouTube accounts and analyses their content and performance data. It uses the information to identify trends, suggest what creators could post next and explain why particular pieces of content performed well or poorly.
The insights are delivered through Cree, Creedom’s AI companion, which allows creators to interact with their performance information through a conversational interface rather than relying on conventional analytics dashboards.
“Most creators are not short of effort; they are short of somebody in the room with them who knows their account as well as they do,” Murugan said.
He said the startup aimed to provide that support as creators script, shoot, publish and analyse their content.
According to Creedom, it was recognised as an Official Meta Tech Partner and YouTube Official Partner on 20 December 2025. The startup said its connections to Instagram and YouTube use the platforms’ approved APIs, allowing it to analyse account and channel performance data.
The funding comes as AI plays a growing role in creators’ workflows. Adobe’s 2026 Creators’ Toolkit Report found that 96% of creators in India who use creative AI said it had accelerated the growth of their business or audience, while 85% described the technology as integrated into or essential to how they work.
