This post was originally published on this site.
Spanish AI
startup PageMind has raised €1.2 million in funding to accelerate the
development of its e-commerce optimisation platform, expand its team and
support international growth, with the United States identified as its primary
target market. The round was led by 4Founders Capital, with participation from
David Martín, CEO of Tradeinn, and Javier Pérez-Tenessa, co-founder of
4Founders Capital and eDreams.
Founded by
Jaume Portell, PageMind develops an AI platform that helps e-commerce
businesses optimise product content to improve how products are discovered,
understood and recommended across digital channels and AI-powered search
engines. The platform analyses consumer behaviour and search intent to generate
product descriptions, buying guides, comparison pages and FAQs, while deploying
conversational AI assistants and optimising product visibility for AI search
platforms.
The company
is addressing changes in online product discovery as consumers increasingly
rely on AI systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity to research and
compare products. As AI-generated search becomes more widely adopted, retailers
face growing pressure to ensure product information is structured and optimised
for AI-driven recommendations and search results.
PageMind’s
platform also provides analytics on product content and sales performance,
enabling businesses to identify the factors influencing product discovery and
conversion across digital channels.
Traffic
no longer depends exclusively on traditional search engines or performance
marketing campaigns, but increasingly on AI systems that interpret, recommend
and synthesise information from multiple sources. PageMind was created to help
e-commerce businesses adapt to this new paradigm and turn it into a competitive
advantage,
said Jaume
Portell, founder and CEO of PageMind.
The funding
will support further platform development, team expansion and the company’s
international expansion as it scales its AI-powered product discovery
technology.