SocialFlow Announces Close of $3.5 Million Funding Round

The leading Social Media Distribution Platform for Publishers and Media Continues to innovate

SocialFlow, the leading social media distribution and monetization platform, announced the close of a $3.5 million funding round. The company continues to be profitable and will use the new capital to retire debt and fund continued product development and marketing.

SocialFlow’s technology enables the world’s most successful publishers to more effectively distribute engaging social content across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Apple News.  SocialFlow also provides publishers with monetization solutions that leverage their most effective content to improve advertising offerings and improve retention of paying subscribers.

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Founded in 2010, SocialFlow counts the majority of the world’s top media companies as clients. These clients annually generate more than 1 trillion in social reach and drive more than 10 billion consumer clicks back to publisher websites.

SocialFlow is a social distribution and monetization platform that is purpose-built for media companies. Our technology enables the world’s most successful publishers to easily distribute engaging social content, while providing them monetization opportunities from both advertising and subscriptions.

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Founded in 2009 and based in New York, SocialFlow’s client roster includes half of the top 150 media companies including CNN, Condé Nast, Meredith, The Associated Press, and the BBC.

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