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Fanfix Secures Strategic Financing Facility with LAGO Innovation Fund to Fuel Continued Growth
LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / April 1, 2025 / Fanfix, the Gen Z-focused subscription content platform, just made a landmark move to supercharge its growth. The company secured a significant financing agreement with LAGO Innovation Fund, which will allow it to keep expanding, refine its technology, and deliver even more opportunities for creators worldwide.
Fanfix: The Go-To Platform for Gen Z Creators
Launched in 2021, Fanfix has quickly built a reputation as a creator-first platform where influencers can monetize their content without relying on ads or brand deals. Through exclusive content subscriptions, tipping, and premium engagement features, Fanfix provides Gen Z creators with a direct line to their most dedicated fans.
Since being acquired by global brand accelerator SuperOrdinary in 2022, Fanfix has taken off. With over 15 million users and over $100 million in earned payouts to creators, the platform is projected to garner revenue close to $175 million by year's end and is already profitable. Now, with additional investment from LAGO, the company is gearing up to scale even further.
LAGO Innovation Fund: Strategic Capital for High-Growth Companies
LAGO Innovation Fund, an alternative credit firm supporting high-growth businesses, focuses on companies such as Fanfix that combine strong revenue growth with profitability-a notable feat in the fast-moving creator economy. LAGO specializes in providing capital, typically from $5-$50MM to fuel growth for emerging leaders in a wide range of industry sectors including XaaS, Mobility, AI, Climate Tech, Space Tech, Health + Wellness, Clean Beauty + Skincare and E-Commerce. The company acts as a partner to structure founder-friendly investments that provide incremental, longer-term investable capital to drive market penetration and build business value towards sustainable success in the future. To learn more, visit LAGO Innovation Fund and follow on LinkedIn.
A Strong Endorsement of Fanfix's Vision
Fanfix plans to double down on technology investments with this financing, making its platform even better for creators and fans. Expect upgrades in user experience, enhanced monetization tools, and a stronger infrastructure to support the platform's explosive growth.
Julian Reis, CEO and Founder of SuperOrdinary, highlighted how game-changing this partnership is for Fanfix's future: "We are very excited to have a great partner like LAGO invest in Fanfix. The Fanfix business has exceeded SuperOrdinary's expectations by delivering profitable growth well ahead of expectations and peers in the industry. We are proud to have a platform that has paid out over $100M to creators and will continue to accelerate thanks to LAGO's partnership."
"We're pleased to support the Fanfix team with this latest round of capital, and excited for them as they take the company to the next level of growth," noted Heather LaFreniere, Co-founder and Managing Partner of LAGO.
For Fanfix, this isn't just about securing capital-it's further validation that their creator-first approach and focus on a talented Gen-Z community are meaningful and will be relevant for years to come. John Habbouch, CFO of SuperOrdinary, added, "In a short time, we have built a business that is not only scaling rapidly but also already profitable and generating positive cash flow. Our partnership with LAGO enables us to accelerate this momentum, making targeted investments that enhance our ability to serve our creators and drive sustainable, profitable growth.
What's Next for Fanfix?
With fresh funding, Fanfix is focusing on further innovation in the creator economy. The company plans to offer more tools, better earning opportunities, and an even stronger platform for creators.
As the digital content landscape continues to evolve, Fanfix is proving that a smart, creator-first approach can lead to both profitability and long-term success. With this vote of confidence from LAGO, the company is well-positioned for an exciting next chapter.
CONTACT:
Andrew Mitchell
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SOURCE: Cambridge Global
View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire
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