Nas Daily's AI Platform Nas.com Raises $27 Million Series A Led by Khosla Ventures

Content creator Nuseir Yassin, known as Nas Daily, has secured $27 million in Series A funding for his AI platform Nas.com, which helps solo entrepreneurs build online stores. The funding round was led by Khosla Ventures with participation from 500 Global and angel investors including Shuo Wang of Deel, Stanley Tang of DoorDash, and Tim Ferriss. Nas.com provides AI tools for entrepreneurs lacking technical skills to create storefronts and marketing campaigns. Users can photograph a product they want to sell, and Nas.com's AI analyzes the image to build a complete storefront with logos, descriptions, and branding. The platform also generates ad content through plain-English prompts that can run as Facebook campaigns. Yassin says the platform targets "solopreneurs" who previously faced barriers requiring coding, marketing, and design skills. He cited the example of a "mom in Wisconsin" who wouldn't start marketing due to complex tools like Meta Business Suite. Nas.com claims 3.5 million people have purchased products from businesses on its platform, with more than 350,000 businesses using its services. Annual recurring revenue grew from $1 million to $8 million in 2025. The company charges subscription fees starting at $6 monthly and takes a 5% cut of marketing spend through its platform. It competes with established e-commerce platforms like Shopify and Etsy but emphasizes simplicity for non-technical entrepreneurs. Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures said his firm backed Nas.com because it represents companies that "could not have existed five years ago and will be inevitable five years from now." He cited reduced barriers in coding, customer service, marketing, and design. The funding will support hiring for Nas.com's 30-person team, product development, and expansion. Yassin previously built a following of 70 million across social media platforms before shifting focus to entrepreneurship tools.