Revnu co-founders George Jefferson and Art Freebrey following the company's $3 million funding announcement.
Revnu has raised $3 million in funding led by PXN Ventures, with backing from Y Combinator, identity.vc, InvestorX and angel investors. The Manchester startup automates growth activities including outbound, advertising and search content.

Manchester-based Revnu has raised $3 million in funding, equivalent to approximately €2.6 million, in a round led by PXN Ventures. Revnu’s own announcement disclosed the financing at $3 million, while European coverage reported the euro equivalent at €2.6 million.

The round was led through NPIF II – PXN Equity Finance, which is managed by PXN Ventures as part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II. The financing also included participation from Y Combinator, identity.vc, InvestorX and angel investors.

Founded in 2026 by George Jefferson, CEO, and Art Freebrey, CTO, Revnu develops an AI-powered growth platform designed to automate go-to-market work for businesses. The company participated in Y Combinator’s 2026 programme before establishing its current base in Manchester.

Revnu connects with a company’s existing tools and uses AI agents to execute growth activities including customer prospecting, outbound campaigns, paid advertising and search content. Its platform can also monitor campaign performance and apply learnings across different acquisition channels, while businesses retain approval over actions requiring human review.

The company plans to use the funding to expand its Manchester-based team, accelerate growth in the UK and US, and support expansion into additional international markets.

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