Pixelpipe offers a content distribution gateway and a suite of tools, including mobile apps for iPhone and Android, to help users distribute media to over 100 social networks, blogging platforms and media sharing services. The service lets users upload text, photos, videos and other content to multiple destinations at once from a single environment. The company was founded in 2007 by Brett Butterfield, formerly director of R&D at Kodak, and is based in San Francisco. According to an SEC filing reported by TechCrunch, Pixelpipe has raised $2.3 million. The article notes the company previously raised an undisclosed amount from angel investors such as James Joaquin and Russ Siegelman. TechCrunch contacted Pixelpipe to learn the identity of the investors in the $2.3M raise and the intended use of proceeds and said it would update when the company responds.

Total raised

$2M

Funding rounds

1

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Apr 2011