<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Lithuanian startup Traxlo has raised €1.6 million to expand its pay-per-task labor infrastructure across Europe.The capital was raised by various investors including Coinvest Capital, Bad Ideas Fund, and Plug and Play.Traxlo aims to standardize and distribute physical work in the age of AI.Founded in 2020, Traxlo is developing a pay-per-task labor infrastructure for the AI era.The company collaborates with 60% of the largest commerce players in Europe like REWE Group and Zabka.Traxlo's marketplace has delivered over 300,000 physical tasks.Each task is standardized, teachable in minutes, and can be done by local workers or robots.Workers complete tasks on their terms and get paid weekly.Businesses buy guaranteed outcomes, not hourly presence.Traxlo is expanding its geo coverage and scaling with the new funding.Future product layers for Traxlo include agentic AI features and automation.Traxlo's model aims to provide predictable income for workers and value for businesses.The company is building the labor infrastructure for the AI era by connecting real robot workers.Traxlo is set to innovate the way people earn income while providing value to businesses.Traxlo is regarded as a unique product that delivers real value and growth potential.The startup aims to automate tasks with an AI engine and LLM agents.