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Peblo's mission is to unlock liquidity in the creator economy.
Peblo provides content creators with financing based on brand deals, allowing them to access payment much faster than they normally would. It’s an astute model, given that one of the biggest pain points for content creators is delayed payment. With Peblo, users simply upload their deals and receive financing, which they pay back once they earn.
Beyond providing financing, one of Peblo’s potentially game-changing value propositions is its capacity for matching creators with ecommerce partners keen to get more exposure.
The company has made a fast start since its 2021 launch, and has already been acquired by Irish tech unicorn Wayflyer, which provides similar revenue-based financing and marketing analytics for online businesses.
This acquisition doesn’t spell danger for Peblo though. Rather, it should open up further possibilities for Wayflyer to pair ecommerce businesses with creators, while allowing Peblo to access to much deeper financial resources.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Jake Browne
(CEO)Founded content companies The Go House and Jake Browne & The Intersection. Former Head of Social Media & Video at BMW Group, and former Credit Risk Manager at Murex.
David Kearney
(COO)Prior to co-founding Peblo, worked as a Senior Analyst at National Australia Bank, Commercial Finance Analyst at PZ Cussons, Business Advisor at motoring insurance company RACV, and a Senior Associate in International & Domestic Business at PWC Ireland.