Paage raises €2.2M in seed funding to empower creators with AI-powered social commerce

The creator economy is experiencing a fundamental shift as individual entrepreneurs move away from traditional marketplaces to build direct relationships with their audiences. Paris-based Paage has secured €2.2 million in seed funding to accelerate its AI-powered platform that helps creators and small brands convert their social following into revenue through personalized commerce pages.

The round was led by Aglaé Ventures, Kima Ventures, and Cassius, with participation from high-profile angel investors including Alexandre Eruimy (former CEO of PrestaShop), Felix Malfait (co-founder of Twenty), Darren Lachtman (Goldenset Collective), and Enzo Mattioli Ferrari (CEO of Ferrari Family Investment).

From social followers to paying customers

Founded in early 2025 by Jean Ronin and Nicolas Garcin, Paage addresses a common frustration among creators: the technical complexity of building an online presence that can actually generate revenue. The platform serves as an “AI cockpit” where creators describe their needs in natural language, and the AI instantly generates complete, interactive pages with integrated payments, product catalogs, CRM, and audience management.

“Millions of ideas never see the light of day, not because they’re bad, but because creating online still feels too technical,” explains co-founder Jean Ronin. “Paage was born from working closely with artists and small brands who had the creativity and audience but were limited by the tools available to them.”

Unlike traditional website builders that require learning complex systems, or link-in-bio tools that lack commerce functionality, Paage combines the simplicity of conversational AI with full e-commerce capabilities. Users can set up their digital storefront in minutes without touching code or wrestling with templates.

Rapid organic growth signals market fit

In less than a year, Paage has attracted over 100,000 users across more than ten countries, with nearly 60% based in the United States. This growth has been almost entirely organic, driven by word-of-mouth and social sharing among creators, artists, musicians, coaches, freelancers, and micro-brand founders.

The platform operates on a dual revenue model: users can choose a free tier with 9% transaction fees or subscribe at €30/month with reduced 1% transaction fees. Co-founder Nicolas Garcin notes that free accounts not only generate revenue but also drive visibility as users share their Paage links across TikTok and Instagram.

Strategic investment for global expansion

The funding will primarily support expanding Paage’s AI capabilities and engineering team, with plans to develop deeper integrations for payments, CRM, and e-commerce tools across different markets. The company is particularly focused on adding support for local currencies and regional payment methods to facilitate international expansion.

Aglaé Ventures’ participation signals growing investor confidence in AI-powered tools that give creators ownership over their data and direct relationships with their audiences. Kima Ventures brings its extensive portfolio of over 1,000 startups and deep experience in consumer technology, while Cassius adds strategic guidance in consumer platforms.

“At its core, Paage combines two layers: a clean creative workspace and an AI co-pilot that helps creators turn their ideas into reality,” says Nicolas Garcin. “The AI isn’t there to replace the creator; it’s there to enhance their flow, their individuality, their rhythm.”

As social commerce continues to evolve beyond traditional marketplace models, platforms like Paage represent a new category: tools that empower individual creators to own their digital presence while maintaining the simplicity and immediacy that made social platforms successful in the first place.