GenAI-led content creation platform Quickads raises $1.7 million from Kae Capital, others

Generative AI-led startup Quickads has raised $1.7 million in a funding round led by Kae Capital, with participation by leaders at Google and Meta, among others.

The Texas-headquartered company plans to use the fresh capital to accelerate its expansion into enterprise markets, enabling brands to embed its full-stack content and analyse user behaviour.

“Quickads is bringing scientific clarity to creativity and eliminating waste of time as well as spend,” said Nitin Mahajan, cofounder and CEO of Quickads, in a statement. “We’re turning marketing from an art of guessing into a discipline powered by insight and iteration.”


Founded in 2023, Quickads works with direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands in creating product videos, catalogue advertisements, and fashion photoshoots that are auto-generated through AI agents.

The platform also provides a database for millions of advertisements across multiple categories, such as accounting and banking, and auto. It also enables users to compare marketwide trends across multiple social media platforms.

“Quickads is building the operating system for modern creative performance — unifying data, production and analysis in a way the market has been asking for,” said Gaurav Chaturvedi, partner, Kae Capital.