Koji, a startup that hosts a virtual store for apps used by creators, has raised $20 million in Series B funding led by Jump Capital. New investors include HBSE Ventures and Electric Feel Ventures, a venture firm set up by one of rapper Post Malone’s managers.
The San Diego-based startup offers what’s known as link-in-bio web pages for social media accounts, plus additional services creators can add to their Koji landing pages, such as the ability to collect tips or charge fans for bonus videos and personalized video shoutouts. The company’s cut of the fan purchases varies but ranges from about 5% to 15% on most transactions. Koji develops many of the mini apps itself.
