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mysite.ai closes €2.1 million pre-seed round to give every small business an AI employee for websites, ads and lead generation

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Jakob Ulrych
June 17, 2025
mysite.ai, an all-in-one AI platform for small businesses, has closed its pre-seed round at €2.1 million. The round was led by Inovo VC and joined by existing investors from the first close: Sunfish Partners, Fabian Veit (CEO, make.com), Bart Roszkowski (co-founder of Alokai) and other business angels. A mix of equity and R&D grants will support the company’s growth and further development of the platform, including the launch of AI-managed social media and automated ad campaigns.

mysite.ai is developing a fully autonomous AI assistant that runs a small company’s online operations from start to finish. The system will soon manage social media, paid ads, lead generation and content creation, adjusting in real time to business needs and audience behaviour.

The platform is designed for very small businesses, such as local tradespeople, beauty professionals, and other solo operators who have never hired a marketer, developer, or growth specialist, and don’t use terms like ‘GTM’ in their daily work. The goal is to provide them with the world’s first full-time AI employee.

  mysite.ai is launching with a personal AI website agent, a tool that handles website creation from start to finish. It works like a freelance specialist: the user simply explains what the business does and what the site should achieve. Chatting with the agent is like briefing a service provider, and once it has the required information it designs, writes and publishes a custom website in minutes, with no coding or design skills needed. The site can go live the same day, hosted by mysite.ai, with a custom domain included in the price.

“Small businesses are the backbone of every economy, but they are still left behind when it comes to digital tools. While enterprises hire entire teams to run their online presence, most small-business owners are stuck doing it all themselves or struggling to manage service providers: building a site, running ads, posting on social media and answering leads. Or worse, they do nothing because they don’t know where to start,” says Patryk Pijanowski, CEO and founder of mysite.ai.

Founded by Patryk Pijanowski and Sebastian Kurzynowski, the company began as Codejet, offering a design-to-code tool that converted designs into production-ready websites. Before launching Codejet, Patryk ran his own software agency, growing it to a team of 20 within two years and working on projects for brands like Cisco, IKEA, and SIXT. He subsequently closed the services business to focus on product development.

“As we rolled out our no-code tool, we realised we were still serving agencies rather than the small-business owners who needed help. Codejet made life easier for middlemen, but it did not fix the owners’ real problems. With mysite.ai we remove the go-between and give business owners a complete solution, starting with the website and soon covering all their online marketing,” says Patryk Pijanowski.

“We strongly believe in products that let mass-market users, without advanced tech skills, leverage the power of LLMs. While there are plenty of high-quality, enterprise-level tools for creating apps or writing code, they remain too complicated for most small-business owners. Mysite.ai empowers anyone to build and launch their own website in minutes, even if they don’t understand what hosting or servers are,” says Michał Rokosz, Partner at Inovo VC.

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