Nas.com Raises $27 Million to Scale AI Platform for Solopreneurs and Global Expansion

New updates have been reported about Nas.

Nas.com has secured $27 million in Series A financing led by Khosla Ventures, with participation from 500 Global and several strategic angel investors, underscoring growing institutional confidence in its AI platform for solo business owners. The company, founded by Nas Daily creator Nuseir Yassin, says its 3.5 million members use Nas.com to automate product creation, storefront setup, marketing, and customer acquisition, effectively replacing a traditional marketing and operations stack.

The new capital will be split evenly across hiring, AI product development, and geographic expansion, with current momentum strongest in the United States, Mexico, and Latin America. Management positions Nas.com as an infrastructure play on the “solo economy,” targeting the tens of millions of solopreneurs globally who lack technical skills or marketing reach, and notes that over 20,000 paying business owners—more than 90% with no employees—use the platform at $29 per month, often replacing tools that would otherwise cost more than $100.

Backers including Vinod Khosla frame Nas.com as a way to democratize access to enterprise-grade growth tools as AI restructures the labor market and pushes more people into self-employment. The company highlights case studies where individual users, such as a Mexican farmer and a Singapore-based yoga instructor, have built five- and six-figure businesses using the platform, with top users reportedly generating $1 million to $2 million in their first year.

Nas.com v3 now allows users to start with a simple photo of what they want to sell and then automatically handles design, productization, storefront creation, marketing copy, ad creation, and customer delivery, aiming to remove the “first paying customer” barrier that typically stalls new ventures. Executives and investors view the firm’s fivefold revenue growth in 2025 and its global user base across more than 150 countries as early proof of scalable product–market fit, with the Series A funding intended to accelerate international expansion and deepen AI capabilities to capture a larger share of the growing solo and small-business economy.