Daisy, a platform for creators to earn revenue, secured $3.9 million in seed funding from CMT Digital, Volt Capital, and EV3 Ventures.Founded in 2024, Daisy pays influencers to engage with brand campaigns on social media, aiming to enhance advertising impact.The Nashville-based startup was founded by Ray Lee, Vincent Tuscano, Ian Ettinger, and Dylan Huey.Brands approach Daisy with specific goals such as increasing engagement on social posts, using a pool of influencers for campaigns.The app provides creators with tasks like commenting, sharing, or liking brand content, rewarding them with points that can be converted to cash.Daisy works with brands like Snow Cosmetics on performance marketing campaigns, running about 40 campaigns monthly.Daisy's unique technology matches influencers with campaigns at scale, focusing on boosting organic and paid content engagement.Creators on Daisy can engage across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and X, earning about $30 per task on average.Daisy aims to democratize creator earning, with the top 30% earning around $2,500 monthly without the constant pressure to create content.The pitch deck used for funding showcases Daisy's revenue generation, active creators, engagement types, and user growth and stats since launch.