Stockpress
Founded 2018 · 13 employees on LinkedIn · 7 known investors
StockPress provides digital asset management software that helps marketing, creative, content, and sales teams find, organize, and share files. It uses AI features and targets teams seeking an alternative to shared drives or complex enterprise DAM systems.
Also known as StockPress
Investors · 7
Also in the syndicate · 3
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$1.8M disclosed across 1 round · 2023
- $1.8MSeedNov 2023 · 2 sources
Argon Ventures (lead), Alumni Ventures, deftly.vc, Stage 2 Capital, The The Fund XX/Everywhere Ventures, Two Lanterns VC, York IE
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Stockpress operates a cloud-based digital asset management (DAM) platform that centralizes files for marketing, creative, brand and e-commerce teams. The product is positioned as an alternative both to general file storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, Box) and to larger enterprise DAM suites, aiming to combine full DAM functionality with self-service setup and lower pricing.
Core capabilities described by the company include AI tagging of images and video by detected objects, scenes, colors and concepts in seven languages; facial recognition to identify and tag people across a library; dynamic collections that build automatically from search terms and tags; optical text detection in documents and images plus video transcription for in-file search; content-based duplicate detection and merging; and in-platform AI image editing such as background removal, foreground erasing, canvas expansion, upscaling and image generation. Governance and collaboration features include granular view/download/edit/share permissions, watermarking, expiration dates on files, guest uploads, version control with rollback, comments and markups on assets, folder structures that remain searchable, desktop sync, reporting, FTP upload, IPTC and EXIF metadata mapping, and integrations with existing tools including Dropbox, Box and Google Drive.
Business model
Software-as-a-service subscription sold directly through the website, with a free tier used as an acquisition channel and paid tiers differentiated by storage volume and feature set. Free migration from other DAM systems and file storage tools is offered as a switching incentive, with assets migrated at no extra cost in the premium tier.
Recurring subscription revenue. A free plan covers 10 users and 3 GB of storage; paid plans start at $99 per month (unlimited users, 200 GB), with a $175/month tier and a $225/month tier adding storage options up to 10 TB and features such as watermarking, reports, onboarding and dedicated account support. Yearly billing is offered at a stated 10% discount, and separate nonprofit pricing is available. No credit card is required to start.
Traction
Customer testimonials published by the company cite users in communications, coordination, e-commerce management and project management roles, referencing user roles and permissions control, photo watermarking, documented photo consent, and low-friction implementation.
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Market position
Competes in the digital asset management category against named products including Canto, Brandfolder, Air and Bynder, and substitutes for general cloud file storage from Google Drive, Dropbox and Box. It presents itself as a mid-market and affordable option delivering DAM feature depth without enterprise pricing.
Positioned on simplicity and price relative to enterprise DAM platforms, offering unlimited users on all paid plans, self-serve implementation, free assisted migration, and AI features (tagging, facial recognition, text/video search, image editing) bundled into standard tiers. The platform preserves existing folder structures and file names so teams can adopt DAM without changing established workflows.
Technology
AI-driven asset enrichment and retrieval: automatic tagging of images and video by object, scene, color and concept across seven languages; facial recognition for person-level tagging; OCR-style text detection in documents and images; video transcription for searching to a specific moment or line; content-based (rather than filename-based) duplicate identification and merging; dynamic, query-driven collections; and generative and editing image tools including background removal, foreground erase, canvas expansion, upscaling and image generation. Supporting infrastructure includes desktop sync, FTP ingestion, IPTC/EXIF metadata mapping and integrations with Google Drive, Dropbox and Box.
Go-to-market
Product-led self-service signup via a free plan with no credit card required, supported by book-a-demo and sales contact paths for larger storage needs. Competitive displacement is a stated motion: a migration team transfers assets, folder structure and metadata from Canto, Brandfolder, Air, Bynder and from file-storage tools. The company also publishes research content, including a "State of Collaboration" report based on a survey of 250 brand, creative and marketing professionals.
Brand, marketing, creative, communications, content and e-commerce teams of any size, including nonprofits, and agencies managing assets across multiple clients and campaigns. The company particularly targets teams that have outgrown shared drives such as Google Drive, Dropbox and Box, as well as users of incumbent DAM products.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Stockpress do?
- Stockpress is a digital asset management platform with AI tagging and search for marketing, creative and brand teams.
- Who are Stockpress's investors?
- Stockpress's investors include Stage 2 Capital, Alumni Ventures, Argon Ventures, York IE.
- How much funding has Stockpress raised?
- Stockpress has disclosed $1.8M raised across 1 round.