Bettina Hein
Boston’s Pixability, which offers software for marketing on YouTube, said it’s raised an $18 million Series C round. The money will be used to grow the company’s sales internationally, along with expanding its software used by large companies for marketing videos on YouTube.
Customers of Pixability include L’Oréal USA, PUMA, Viacom and Publicis Groupe.
The new round was led by Jump Capital and Edison Partners. Other investors included Point Judith Capital and Quad Graphics.
Pixability has now raised $28 million since its founding in 2008 by CEO Bettina Hein, an MIT grad who previously founded Swiss speech recognition technology firm SVOX AG (acquired by Nuance).
