London-based StudioSpace, a company that provides on-demand access to digital and marketing services, has secured over £1M (approximately €1.1M) in follow-on investment from Fuel Ventures.
The development was announced by Pete Sayburn, CEO of StudioSpace, via a LinkedIn post.
StudioSpace offers brands a flexible and scalable solution for sourcing digital and marketing services. With a single supplier contract, clients can streamline their processes. The company claims to provide access to a selection of the “world’s best” specialist agencies.
The funds will support StudioSpace in becoming a “leading agency” marketplace globally.
Brief about StudioSpace
Founded in January 2022 by Pete Sayburn, Gideon Hyde, Robin Scarborough, Paul Bowman and Phil Kohler, StudioSpace is a matchmaking platform for senior marketers looking to hire agencies.
In the past, big brands struggled to onboard new agencies, causing them to miss out on talented teams. However, StudioSpace aims to transform this process. It assists in finding, onboarding, and initiating work with new agencies.
Within 5 working days, brands can meet these agencies and receive proposals.
StudioSpace is used by brands to form diverse teams of experts from different fields to tackle business challenges. They collaborate directly with specialised professionals from independent agencies, cutting through the traditional layers of account management in agency holding companies.
First, brands meet with hand-picked agencies to discuss their brand. Then, they review the agencies’ project proposals before making a commitment.
“Imagine being able to create and curate your own team of all stars; each the best in their market. With the ever-growing number of creative, digital and marketing specialisms, StudioSpace provides the flexibility to add any modern expertise to your existing team. You can even choose how you work: In-office, remotely, or a mixture of both!” says StudioSpace.
The company’s clients include brands like Google, Jaguar Land Rover and Aviva.
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