
Burst is an AI-driven user-generated video engagement platform designed for media companies, enterprises, and brands. It allows users to seamlessly integrate mobile videos and photos into their production workflows, enhancing audience engagement through AI-assisted curation and smart analytics. The platform simplifies rights management and offers a cloud-based content management system, making it easier for organizations to utilize user-generated content without requiring app downloads. Burst's unique focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion in its content network positions it as a leader in the market, catering to the growing demand for authentic and engaging media.

Burst is an AI-driven user-generated video engagement platform designed for media companies, enterprises, and brands. It allows users to seamlessly integrate mobile videos and photos into their production workflows, enhancing audience engagement through AI-assisted curation and smart analytics. The platform simplifies rights management and offers a cloud-based content management system, making it easier for organizations to utilize user-generated content without requiring app downloads. Burst's unique focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion in its content network positions it as a leader in the market, catering to the growing demand for authentic and engaging media.
What they do: AI-driven user-generated video engagement platform and cloud CMS for broadcasters, media companies, brands, and enterprises
Headquarters: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Founded: 2011
Employee count (approx.): 23
Reported total funding: USD 8,790,000 (last reported 2018)
User-generated video/photo ingestion, rights management, curation, and delivery for broadcasters, media companies, brands and enterprises.
2011
Media technology; user-generated content / video platforms
USD 3,450,000
Tech reporting identifies an approximately $3.45M angel round with named individual backers
USD 8,790,000.00
Last reported funding date and total funding amount from company profile data
“Named angel/backers in early reporting include Tom DiBenedetto, Fay Vincent, and Jesse Itzler”