Comigo

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2011 by Dov Moran and Motty Lentzitzky, Comigo operated with 11–50 employees. The company secured funding across one disclosed round from one investor. In January 2012, Comigo received seed funding from Dov Moran.

Business overview

Comigo aimed to transform the television experience by integrating internet capabilities. The company developed patented hardware and software solutions, powered by intelligence-based algorithms, to enable TV service and content providers to generate new revenue streams through contextual services. Its cloud-based open technology facilitated customization and rapid market deployment. Comigo's EI Cloud PaaS provided automatic metadata enrichment for OTT/TV services, enhancing content discoverability and revenue opportunities. The company operated within the Enterprise Solutions sector, focusing on areas like Business Software, IT, R&D & Data Solutions, and Data Architecture, with core technologies in Platforms & Interfaces, Software, Artificial Intelligence, Data Storage, and Cloud, primarily serving the Media & Entertainment market.

Strategic signal

In January 2018, Comigo secured a $7 million deal with South African company Cell C. This agreement highlighted the company's ability to attract significant international partnerships and validated its interactive TV technology in a competitive market, signaling potential for broader global adoption and revenue growth.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What was a significant partnership secured by Comigo?

In January 2018, Comigo signed a $7 million deal with the South African company Cell C, focusing on interactive TV solutions.

When was Comigo founded and by whom?

Comigo was founded in January 2011 by Dov Moran and Motty Lentzitzky.

What is Comigo's primary offering?

Comigo provides patented hardware and software solutions, powered by intelligence-based algorithms, to enhance the TV experience for service and content providers, including automatic metadata enrichment through its EI Cloud PaaS.

What was the company's status as of May 2020?

As of May 2020, Comigo ceased to operate and is considered Non Active.

Which company selected Comigo to power its UltraViolet retailer device?

In September 2014, NeuMovie selected Comigo to power its UltraViolet retailer device, NeuMovie Connect.