Levanta has grown to over 90,000 vetted creators and has expanded beyond Amazon to include Walmart and Shopify, with revenue up 80% year over year in 2026.

New funding will accelerate Levanta’s creator commerce technology, scale go-to-market efforts, and onboarding of dozens more retail marketplaces across the ecosystem.

Total funding now surpasses $43 million, enabling the company to scale its infrastructure for cross-channel creator commerce.

CEO and co-founder Ian Brodie says the platform connects thousands of sellers with millions of creators, providing the necessary infrastructure and measurable outcomes.

Marketplace-integrated product sampling tied to retail data is highlighted as a measurable path to convert creator influence into sales.

Volition Capital’s Larry Cheng notes brands and marketplaces are increasingly using creators and affiliates as measurable demand drivers and praises Levanta’s scalable infrastructure.

Cheng emphasizes that influencers are a core commerce driver, with a preference for network-based models that empower influencers rather than building influencer-led brands.

Levanta earns revenue via a flat tech usage fee for sellers and a sales commission, while offering operational support like performance measurement, creator payments, tax form automation, and brand deals setup.

Brodie introduces the concept of ‘creator mommerce media,’ describing Levanta’s ecosystem approach that enables marketplaces’ sellers to participate in creator/affiliate marketing and manage partnerships, attribution, payments, and reporting.

Sectors adopting this trend include Affiliate Marketing, Retail Media, and E-commerce Technology, with emphasis on platform expansion and AI integrations.

Brodie says Levanta will deepen relationships with Walmart and Shopify and pursue additional marketplaces beyond Amazon to broaden reach.

AI-powered social discovery and automated creator matching are central to identifying high-performing partners across fragmented commerce channels.