Content-sharing platform SuperShare raises $6.5 million in funding from Lachy Groom, Accel India, and Lightspeed

• ByStartupStory     |    July 26, 2022

SuperShare, a firm that shares content, has raised $6.5 million in a Series-A round of funding from Lachy Groom, Accel India, and Lightspeed. This marks the completion of the startup’s Series-A investment round. Participants in the fundraising round included executives from influencer management companies as well as content creators Tanmay Bhat and MythPat.

Along with launching its app in a few months, SuperShare will use the new funding to speed up product and market development initiatives. Sharing content is a significant aspect of our online life, and with the constantly evolving social media landscape, we think there is a chance to improve intimacy and effectiveness in the way we share content.

Sagar Modi, CEO and co-founder of SuperShare, stated that we are actively hiring across engineering and product to build a worldwide consumer platform right here in India. Currently, SuperShare only permits a small number of content producers to use its platform and control their content.

The software will help content producers manage their video content and discover the devoted followers who frequently share their work, while consumers will earn points for sharing videos on other social media platforms. These reward points can then be used to purchase goods and services from various platforms.

About SuperShare

SuperShare, the second product of parent business Quiph Media, was founded in 2021 by IIT Bombay grads Sagar Modi and Advaith Vishwanath. It is now operating in stealth mode. In essence, it serves as a platform for both the general public and content creators, particularly those who create videos.

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