About us
Start.io is a sell-side omnichannel advertising platform powered by real-time mobile audiences. We deliver hundreds of millions of ads per day across more than 500,000 active apps. Our platform uses artificial intelligence to deliver more efficient, effective and precise digital advertising campaigns. Our direct integration with thousands of mobile publishers gives us access to more than 50 billion first-party data signals per day across the globe. Marketers use these anonymized signals to understand and predict consumer behavior, identify new opportunities and fuel business growth.
Our Mission
Empower publishers and marketers by providing AI-driven, effortless advertising solutions using an end-to-end platform.
Join Us
At Start.io (formerly StartApp), we are looking for talented, passionate people who want to help us shape the future of decision-making in business. Together, we can build success for our customers and partners, for Start.io as a company, and for your professional and personal aspirations.
Gil Dudkiewicz, Co-Founder and CEO of Start.io, is a serial entrepreneur. He was previously the Entrepreneur In Residence at the Cedar Fund. Prior to Start.io, he was the CEO of SweetIM, which he joined as a pre revenue company with five employees. During his tenure, Gil led the company to high profitability, and to winning the Technology Rising Star Award by Deloitte Fast 50 Competition. SweetIM was acquired by Perion Network (NASDAQ: PERI) in November 2012. Gil was also the founder and CEO of MyDTV/MeeVee, a personalized TV Guide and TV search. Gil holds an MBA from UC Berkeley and a B.Sc. in Engineering from the Israel Institute of Technology (Technion).
Ran Avidan, Co-Founder and CTO of Start.io, is responsible for research & product development. Previously, Ran was Director of Business Innovation Strategy at Amdocs, VP of Products at NewACT (acquired by Amdocs) and held various product and development positions at Followap (acquired by NeuStar). Ran holds a B.Sc. in Information Systems and an MBA from the Israel Institute of Technology (Technion).