[citation needed] In March 2024, UNITH successfully raised AU$4.6 million for the platform’s public launch as a self-service offering under a freemium model,[1] scheduled for 2024.

UNITH’s artificial intelligence platform is further supported by its AI partners that specialise in different elements of media technology, including a 10% equity stake in Audiostack (previously named Aflorithmic Labs).

[citation needed] In August 2019, Crowd Media secured a AU $3.7 million investment from a European Consortium led by South African businessman Steven Schapera,[4] a co-founder of BECCA Cosmetics.

In January 2021, Domenic Carosa resigned from his role as CEO of Crowd Media to concentrate on other blockchain-related ventures, which included Banxa,[6] a cryptocurrency onboarding platform that he co-founded.

[8] In October 2022, Crowd Media confirmed that it has been engaged by one of the Big Five tech companies to supply three digital avatar licences for the purpose of information delivery, where each will be able to interact with real people and be powered entirely by artificial intelligence.