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Skyrev Expands Backend Automation AI Solution Business, Targets Series A in 2026

Skyrev said it is helping startups and small business owners overcome technical barriers through its AI solutions based on backend automation technology. The company has attracted a cumulative 1.7 billion won in investment as of 2025 and is pursuing a Series A funding round in 2026.

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As the Creator Economy expands and backend barriers deepen, microbusinesses led by solo founders and small teams are on the rise. However, early-stage startups and small business owners often struggle to secure the capital and specialized talent needed to build and operate backend systems, including servers, databases and security. These technical limitations are a major obstacle to the stable scaling and qualitative growth of early services.

Skyrev's backend automation technology and key AI service lineup Skyrev provides a Backend as a Service (BaaS) platform that automates and modularizes backend infrastructure, allowing users to build services without coding. Its main offerings include Snap Order, a QR ordering solution with a chatbot for foreign users, and SoMi, a generative AI civil service assistant adopted by the Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy & Innovation. In particular, Snap Order addresses pain points for foreign self-employed business owners by offering legal and labor consultation in local languages.

Technical differentiation and security competitiveness versus global standard platforms Existing BaaS platforms such as Google LLC's Firebase and Supabase are useful for initial setup, but they have a limitation in that they can lock users into a specific cloud service provider (CSP). Skyrev offers a multi-cloud environment that simultaneously supports various CSPs, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Oracle Corporation and Alibaba Group, helping customers reduce infrastructure costs. The company was also selected for the Tech Incubator Program for Startup Korea (TIPS) for its database synchronization and recovery technology, and it strengthened security through encrypted data processing technology.

Investment achievements and mid- to long-term KOSDAQ listing roadmap Skyrev secured 1.7 billion won in seed funding through angel investment and the TIPS program as of 2025. Starting with a pre-seed funding round in the second half of 2024, the company plans to raise Series A funding in 2026. Ultimately, it aims to enter the Korea Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (KOSDAQ) market through the TEL system and plans to build its own data center to cut infrastructure costs and improve its revenue structure.

Global expansion and business advancement through cooperation with the Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy & Innovation By joining the Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy & Innovation, Skyrev secured opportunities for global expansion, including participation in VivaTech in France. Using Pangyo's infrastructure, the company received expert consulting, patent filing support, and accounting and legal assistance, which have helped it generate actual sales results. Its cooperation with the center is also laying the groundwork for technological upgrades, talent recruitment and partnership deals.

FAQ WHAT is Skyrev's BaaS platform? It is a platform that automates and modularizes a company's backend infrastructure, enabling service development and operation without complex coding. HOW is Skyrev different from existing BaaS platforms? It is not tied to a specific cloud and supports multi-cloud environments, allowing users to freely choose various infrastructures such as AWS and Oracle to improve cost efficiency. RESULT What are Skyrev's future investment and listing plans? After attracting a cumulative 1.7 billion won in investment, the company will pursue a Series A funding round in 2026 and aims to list on KOSDAQ through the TEL system.

This content was prepared by MaeKyung Biz Content Planning Team based on official announcements and press releases.