Seeen, a UK media technology platform, reported a significant topline increase for 2025, with revenue rising 65% to $5.0 million. At the same time, the company narrowed its adjusted EBITDA loss to $0.2 million, an improvement from a $0.5 million loss reported in 2024.
The company attributed the revenue improvement in large part to expansion within its YouTube Creator Service Partner business. Seeen said that business arm secured the largest contract in the companys history, contributing materially to full-year revenue. Seeen also disclosed that first-half revenue for the year amounted to $3 million.
During the period the company acquired MEDIAL, bringing education-focused video customers into its client base. Seeen integrated MEDIAL's AI-powered video moments capability into its platform as part of the deal, broadening the product set offered to education and enterprise customers.
Seeen highlighted performance metrics that it said supported customer wins: average video clickthrough rates of approximately 10%, a level the company noted was above industry norms and that helped attract new customers in the sports sector.
Looking forward, the company plans to scale its AI video platform across several verticals, specifically naming education, enterprise and video commerce. Seeen anticipates that wider adoption of AI technology will increase demand for its solutions, while also acknowledging that competitive intensity in the market is increasing.
To sustain growth, Seeen outlined a multi-pronged strategy that includes organic expansion, reseller partnerships, joint ventures and selective acquisitions. The company emphasized a combination of internal growth and external deals as the route to broaden its market presence and product reach.
While the company reported improved profitability metrics and higher revenue, it also signaled that market dynamics are evolving. Seeens plans rest on broader AI adoption and continued traction in its partner and reseller channels, alongside execution of its acquisition-led expansion.
Key financials and operational highlights:
- 2025 revenue: $5.0 million, up 65% year-over-year.
- Adjusted EBITDA loss: narrowed to $0.2 million from $0.5 million in 2024.
- First-half revenue: $3 million.
- Acquisition of MEDIAL and integration of AI-powered video moments technology.
- Average video clickthrough rates: approximately 10%, aiding customer wins in sports.
Seeen's reporting provides specific metrics and a strategic framework for growth while also noting the competitive backdrop and the company's reliance on continued adoption of AI-driven video solutions.