Paris-based Paage, an AI-driven social commerce startup for creators and small brands, has raised $2.2 million in seed funding, led by Aglaé Ventures, Kima Ventures, and Cassius, to support its global expansion.
- Established in 2025 by Jean Ronin and Nicolas Garcin, Paage develops an AI-powered platform that allows creators and small brands to build and manage their online presence through natural language.
- The system interprets user prompts to generate complete pages, covering structure, copy, and design, while integrating tools for payments, e-commerce, CRM, and email marketing.
- This approach enables users to sell products, engage audiences, and manage their business operations from a single interface without needing technical expertise.
Details of the deal
- The round was led by Aglaé Ventures, Kima Ventures, and Cassius, with participation from angel investors including Alexandre Eruimy, Félix Malfait, Darren Lachtman, and Enzo Mattioli Ferrari.
- Paage will use the $2.2 million seed funding to accelerate AI and product development, expand its design and engineering teams, integrate with payments, CRM, e-commerce, and email tools, and support international growth.
“Paage bridges the two worlds — the spontaneity of social creation and the independence of running your own business. AI shouldn’t box creators into templates; it should help them think clearer and stay true to their voice," explains Nicolas Garcin, co-founder of Paage.
