Nuseir Yassin, the content creator known as Nas Daily, has raised $27 million for his latest venture, an AI platform for solopreneurs to launch and run online businesses.
After quitting her job in 2016 to become a content creator who shares short, high-energy videos, Yassin has amassed around 70 million followers across social media platforms. Those days are over, he says.
“My bet for the next 10 years is completely different. It’s about entrepreneurship on the Internet,” Yassin told Business Insider.
Yasin is currently focused on Nas.com. Nas.com was founded by the Israeli-Palestinian to give “independent entrepreneurs” the tools to launch a business, even if they don’t have the technical skills to build a storefront or create a marketing campaign.
Entrepreneurs take photos of the products they want to sell, such as printed T-shirts, and add them to the Nas.com platform. The startup’s AI tool analyzes that photo and builds a themed storefront around the product, including logos, product descriptions, and branding.
Users can manually adjust the design and text of their AI-generated storefront. You can also use AI to generate ads and marketing content by typing plain English prompts and run them as ad campaigns on Facebook.
Yassin said Nas.com can help “moms in Wisconsin” who “don’t want to get into marketing” because of the complexity of tools like Meta Business Suite, and his platform can help entrepreneurs without a large following find customers.
The startup aims to capitalize on the growing trend of businesses operating in small teams thanks to AI tools.
“You have to be good at coding, you have to be good at marketing and content creation, and you have to be good at creating products,” Yassin said of the traditional barriers to entry for entrepreneurs. “And how many people in the world are good at everything? Very few.”
The company says 3.5 million people bought products from companies listed on Nas.com, and annual recurring revenue grew from $1 million to $8 million in 2025. According to the company’s website, more than 350,000 companies use its platform.
The company makes money by charging subscription fees, with the lowest tier starting at $6 per month, and receives 5% of marketing spend made through the platform.
Nas.com operates in a competitive space where companies like Shopify and Etsy offer online storefronts and e-commerce tools to businesses. Yassin told Business Insider he believes Nas.com’s simplicity will help it compete with larger incumbent companies.
Shopify could “in theory” build a platform like Nas.com, Yassin added, but many big brands are so used to its functionality that changing it would be too risky.
Nas.com’s $27 million Series A funding round was led by Khosla Ventures, with participation from other VCs including 500 Global and angel investment from Deel co-founder Shuo Wang. Stanley Tan, co-founder of DoorDash. Houlihan Lokey CEO Scott Adelson. and entrepreneur Tim Ferriss.
Vinod Khosla, founder of Khosla Ventures, told Business Insider that his firm backed Nas.com because he likes to “invest in companies that couldn’t exist five years ago and are inevitable five years from now.”
“Coding, customer service, marketing and design are no longer obstacles. This means millions of new entrepreneurs will be created. What I see is an opportunity to create enormous wealth,” he added.
Nas.com plans to use this capital injection to hire more people for its 30-strong team, as well as develop and expand its products.
Read the 24-slide deck Nas.com used to secure funding.