Polish Mysite.ai raises €2.1M in pre-seed round to develop AI-powered platform for small businesses

Mysite.ai, a Polish all-in-one AI platform for small businesses, has closed its pre-seed round at €2.1 million. The round was led by Inovo VC and joined by existing investors Sunfish Partners, Fabian Veit, Bart Roszkowski and other business angels. The company shared the news with AIN.

About Mysite.ai 

• Mysite.ai is a Polish company, founded by Patryk Pijanowski and Sebastian Kurzynowski. It’s developing an autonomous AI assistant that manages a small company’s online operations from start to finish. 

• Designed for solo operators like local trades people and beauty professionals, the platform aims to provide the world’s first full-time AI employee for businesses without marketing, development, or growth specialists.

• The service launches with a personal AI website agent that creates custom websites quickly and without coding skills. Users simply explain their business and goals, and the AI designs, writes, and publishes the site within minutes. The site can go live the same day, with hosting and a custom domain included.

“Small businesses are the backbone of every economy, but they are still left behind when it comes to digital tools. While enterprises hire entire teams to run their online presence, most small-business owners are stuck doing it all themselves or struggling to manage service providers: building a site, running ads, posting on social media and answering leads. Or worse, they do nothing because they don’t know where to start,” says Patryk Pijanowski, CEO and founder of mysite.ai.

Investment details

The round was led by Inovo VC and joined by existing investors from the first close: Sunfish Partners, Fabian Veit (CEO, make.com), Bart Roszkowski (co-founder of Alokai) and other business angels.

• Inovo VC is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm specializing in early-stage investments across Central and Eastern Europe, including the Balkans, Baltics, and the broader CEE diaspora. 

• The firm previously invested in Sintra, Banani AI, Quantia and Yope.

The company will use the funds to support its growth and further develop the platform, including the launch of AI-managed social media, automated ad campaigns, and additional features for small businesses.