Aizy raises fresh €2 million to fuel AI-driven growth
Breda-based startup Aizy, an AI-powered performance marketing platform tailored for small and mid-sized businesses, has secured an additional €2 million in funding. The new capital will support product development, talent acquisition and international expansion as the company aims to make advanced digital advertising tools accessible to non-enterprise clients.
AI marketing for small and mid-sized businesses
Aizy focuses on helping smaller companies run, optimize and scale their online campaigns without the need for large in-house marketing teams or agencies. By leveraging machine learning and automated campaign optimization, the platform analyzes performance data across channels and adjusts budgets, creatives and targeting in real time.
The solution is designed for retailers, service providers and local brands that struggle to compete in increasingly complex digital advertising ecosystems dominated by larger players. Through a simplified interface, automated recommendations and performance dashboards, Aizy aims to lower both the cost and the technical barrier to effective online marketing.
Expansion plans and product roadmap
The latest €2 million injection will be used to strengthen Aizy‘s engineering and data science teams, refine its AI algorithms and deepen integrations with major ad platforms such as search, social and display networks. The company plans to expand its presence beyond the Netherlands, targeting other European markets where small and mid-sized businesses are rapidly increasing their digital ad spend.
Key priorities include more granular performance analytics, automated A/B testing and improved support for cross-channel attribution. By enhancing transparency and control, Aizy wants to give business owners clear insight into which campaigns drive return on ad spend and customer acquisition.
As competition intensifies in the AI marketing space, Aizy‘s focus on small and mid-sized businesses positions it in a niche that remains underserved by traditional agencies and enterprise platforms. The new funding signals growing investor confidence in tools that democratize sophisticated advertising capabilities for everyday businesses.