
Jollyclick is a digital media platform providing inspiration and news across various categories including marketing, practical life, news, cuisine, food, beauty, and lifestyle. It offers articles and insights on current trends, innovations, and practical advice, targeting a broad audience interested in digital trends, marketing strategies, lifestyle tips, and culinary ideas. The platform operates as an online content publisher with a focus on delivering up-to-date information and inspiration to its readers. It does not explicitly state a business model, client base, or specific products beyond its content offerings.

Jollyclick is a digital media platform providing inspiration and news across various categories including marketing, practical life, news, cuisine, food, beauty, and lifestyle. It offers articles and insights on current trends, innovations, and practical advice, targeting a broad audience interested in digital trends, marketing strategies, lifestyle tips, and culinary ideas. The platform operates as an online content publisher with a focus on delivering up-to-date information and inspiration to its readers. It does not explicitly state a business model, client base, or specific products beyond its content offerings.
What: Described as a professional/social network for entrepreneurs and freelancers; jollyclick.com currently publishes French-language content (marketing, lifestyle, cuisine, beauté).
Founders: Anthony Guechoum; Christopher Grilhault des Fontaines (listed as Founder & CEO).
Funding: Reported funding across multiple rounds (Angel 2017; Seed 2018); total funding listed as 1,190,000.00 USD in available snapshot.
Investors: RÉGION OCCITANIE; Bpifrance; Reykur Förvaltning AB; Nore Rinnesjő-Eckerberg.
Professional networking for entrepreneurs/freelancers; digital media/content publishing
Professional social network; Digital media / content publisher
Crunchbase lists an Angel round dated Jan 2, 2017.
Crunchbase lists a Seed round dated Mar 1, 2018. Dealroom reports related funding activity including a reported €200,000 round in 2017, a reported €800,000 round in late 2018 (mentions Reykur and Bpifrance), and earlier smaller grants (Région Occitanie €12,000; Institut de l’Engagement €2,000; crowdfunding €10,000).
“Includes regional/public support (RÉGION OCCITANIE, Bpifrance) alongside private investors (Reykur Förvaltning AB and individual investor Nore Rinnesjő-Eckerberg).”