Journalistic tone: Storyblok Secures $80 Million in Funding to Enhance Its AI-Driven 'Headless' CMS for Non-Technical Users

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Journalistic tone: Storyblok Secures $80 Million in Funding to Enhance Its AI-Driven 'Headless' CMS for Non-Technical Users - TechCrunch

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As with that last round, it’s not disclosing valuation, but for some context, its users have more than doubled since that last round, going to 200,000 today from 74,000 in 2022 and we understand that this is definitely an “up round.

This is a substantial raise for the company, which last raised money in 2022, a $47 million Series B.

Storyblok’s big selling point up to now has been that its services are often adopted and used not just by the developers who typically are the end-customers of CMS services, but also by non-technical workers so that they don’t have to call in developers at every turn to get their work done.