Back in 2021, content creator-focused fintech company Creative Juice launched with its debut product: Juice Funds, a pool of cash it described as “a groundbreaking way for creators to support each other and invest in their peers’ businesses.”
Creative Juice originally planned to make around $2 million worth of Juice Funds available. The idea was if creators had access to a large lump sum of liquid capital, they’d be able to grow their channels and their content far more quickly than if they were just reinvesting their monthly earnings from platforms like YouTube.
Creative Juice went on to raise its own fresh round of funding in April 2022, and subsequently upped the Juice Funds pool to $50 million.
The company also introduced two new variations of the fund: Juice Funds Refresh, where Creative Juice licenses creators’ existing back catalogs of YouTube content for upfront cash in order to get the associated ad revenues...
Creative Juice originally planned to make around $2 million worth of Juice Funds available. The idea was if creators had access to a large lump sum of liquid capital, they’d be able to grow their channels and their content far more quickly than if they were just reinvesting their monthly earnings from platforms like YouTube.
Creative Juice went on to raise its own fresh round of funding in April 2022, and subsequently upped the Juice Funds pool to $50 million.
The company also introduced two new variations of the fund: Juice Funds Refresh, where Creative Juice licenses creators’ existing back catalogs of YouTube content for upfront cash in order to get the associated ad revenues...
- 4/10/2023
- by James Hale
- Tubefilter.com
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