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Audoo

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Feb 10th 2020 - Apr 4th 2020

Audoo is a technology company that is revolutionising the music royalty industry. The company is working to ensure artists, composers, publishers and labels are fully acknowledged, recognised, and compensated for the broadcasting of their works. This is done through Audoo's 'Audiometer' that captures, analyses, and reports the music broadcasted in public areas, such as shops, gyms, restaurants, and bars. In 2019, the company joined Abbey Road Red, Europe’s first bespoke music & technology incubator. With the proceeds, the company will improve its fingerprinting database and Audio Meter hardware. It will also expand its business development team and technical team. 

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Audoo Rating Review

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Rated on 25/02/2020

Pitch Rated

46%

Insufficient Data

Management

76%

Product

61%

Investment

UNRATED*

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    £6,000,619
    pre-money valuation

    4.00%
    equity available

    54
    investors

    £3,989
    pledge per investor

    21/08/2018
    incorporated 6 years

    Previous Funding rounds
    10 Feb 20 Seedrs £215,417 / 86% 45.67%

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  • 49% and under
    We suggest potential investors carry out further study of their own
    50-64%
    Room for improvement
    65-79%
    Worth considering
    80%+
    Gold rating, our highest rating

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Management 76%

Skills 91%
Audoo has a team that is highly skilled and has expertise covering the functional areas of sales, marketing, operations and technology. They have a founder who was part of a multi-award-winning team and has been working in the technology sector for over five years. He has suitable experience and has built a strong team, which is the essence of a successful business.

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    £6,000,619
    pre-money valuation

    4.00%
    equity available

    54
    investors

    £3,989
    pledge per investor

    21/08/2018
    incorporated 6 years

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    10 Feb 20 Seedrs £215,417 / 86% 45.67%
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