DotMe, a link-in-bio platform for creators, raises $150,000 in funding

DotMe, a link-in-bio platform for creators, has raised $150,000 in funding and is valued at $1.25 million.

The investment round was led by strategic investor and ex-cofounder of Jimmy Cocktails, Mirza L. Baig, whose expertise in brand-building and business incubation will play a pivotal role in DotMe’s growth trajectory.

What does DotMe do?

Founded by Harsh Vijaykumar, Ajay Ghanti, Pranay Jain, and Akshay ND, DotMe is a next-generation suite of creator tools. It transforms link-in-bio and influencer discovery with products that enable creators and brands to connect, monetize, and engage audiences through a seamless ecosystem for growth and real-time engagement.

“The creator economy is evolving beyond content into a powerful ecosystem of commerce and community. At DotMe, we’re building the infrastructure that helps creators not only showcase their work but also monetize effectively and forge stronger connections with their audiences,” said Harsh. 

“With Mirza’s strategic backing and industry expertise, we are poised to scale rapidly, introduce innovative features, and transform how creators and brands collaborate in the digital space.”

Focused on enhancing the platform

The startup claims to have over 100,000 unique monthly users. DotMe now plans to use the raised capital to enhance its platform, simplify monetization, and strengthen connections between creators and brands.

“The creator economy is evolving rapidly, and DotMe is at the forefront of this transformation,” said Mirza. “They’re not just developing tools; they’re shaping the future of how creators and brands connect.”

Industry growth potential

The creator economy is witnessing unprecedented growth, with the global market projected to expand from $127.65 billion in 2023 to $528.39 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 22.5%.

In India alone, the digital content creation market is expected to reach $4.40 billion by 2030, driven by a rapidly growing community of over 100 million creators.