Nas.com, the AI-powered business platform founded by content creator Nas Daily, whose real name is Nuseir Yassin, has raised $27 million in Series A funding led by Khosla Ventures.

Vinod Khosla and Nicole Fraenkel led the round on behalf of Khosla Ventures. 500 Global also participated, alongside angels including Shuo Wang, co-founder of Deel; Stanley Tang, co-founder of DoorDash; Scott Adelson, CEO of Houlihan Lokey; and Tim Ferriss, author of “The 4-Hour Workweek.”

Nas.com positions itself as an all-in-one operating system for one-person businesses. Users photograph a product, and the platform generates a storefront, product listings, marketing copy, and ad campaigns. The platform also handles payments, logistics, memberships, community features, and automated marketing. The company charges approximately $29 per month for access to its business-building tools.

Traction

Nas.com reported 3.5 million members and more than 350,000 businesses on the platform across 150 countries. Revenue grew five times in 2025, with annual recurring revenue rising from approximately $1 million to $8 million over the course of the year. More than 90% of its 20,000 paying business owners report having zero employees.

The company cited individual user outcomes, including a yoga instructor in Singapore who generated $100,000 in revenue over 14 months, and a farmer in Mexico who earned $20,000 within a few months of launching an online academy. The platform’s top users have generated between $1 million and $2 million in their first 12 months, according to the announcement.

“I invested because Nas.com is tackling the hardest problem every entrepreneur faces, finding customers, and the 2025 growth shows they’re doing it at scale,” said Maor Shlomo, founder and CEO of Base44, in a press release.

Vinod Khosla framed the investment around broader economic trends. “The next wave of wealth will not come solely from Fortune 500 companies. It will come from hundreds of millions of people who finally have the same tools, the same reach, and the same opportunity that used to be reserved for those who went to the right university, lived in the right city, or knew the right investor,” Khosla said.

Use of Funds and Expansion

Nas.com plans to allocate the funding equally across hiring, AI product development, and geographic expansion. The company identified the United States, Mexico, and Latin America as priority markets.

Yassin, who built 70 million followers and 30 billion video views through his Nas Daily brand across 64 countries, founded Nas.com after identifying a recurring gap among aspiring entrepreneurs. 

“The person with zero followers, zero marketing budget, and everything it takes to build something real, except a way in. That person exists in every country on earth. Hundreds of millions of them. Nas.com is the door,” Yassin said.

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