Page secures $4.1M to expand AI-Powered Government Monitoring Platform

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Page secures $4.1M to expand AI-Powered Government Monitoring Platform
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Kitchener-Waterloo-based startup Page, founded by former Shopify employees, has secured $4.1 million CAD in seed funding to expand its AI-driven government relations platform.

The round was led by New York-based Twelve Below, with participation from Go Global Ventures, Canaan Partners, Ripple Ventures, and Garage Capital.

AI-Powered Lobbying for Businesses

Page’s platform functions as an “AI lobbyist,” helping businesses track, analyze, and influence government policies in real time. The system:

  • Monitors policy changes, legislation, and regulatory shifts at national and local levels.
  • Uses AI to analyze political trends and deliver tailored insights to businesses.
  • Helps organizations engage policymakers with data-driven strategies.

CEO Ben Cox highlighted why Page is gaining traction:
“Trade wars, tariffs, and shifting regulations create uncertainty for businesses. Our AI helps companies stay ahead by providing real-time, actionable government insights.

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Expanding Beyond Canada

Currently covering Canadian federal and provincial governments, Page plans to:

  • Expand to the U.S. and U.K., helping businesses navigate policy changes across borders.
  • Move into municipal-level government tracking, offering even deeper policy insights.
  • Grow its AI capabilities to provide predictive analytics on political developments.

Growing Demand for Government Intelligence

Page is already used by:

  • Large enterprises and growth-stage companies needing regulatory compliance tracking.
  • Industry associations and government relations firms seeking AI-powered lobbying tools.
  • Businesses previously unable to afford traditional lobbying services.

Investor Byron Ling of Twelve Below emphasized Page’s market potential:
“The explosion of government data is overwhelming for businesses. AI-powered platforms like Page make it possible to monitor, analyze, and act on regulatory changes at scale.”

With $4.1M in new funding, the startup is poised to become the go-to platform for AI-driven government relations, helping companies navigate an increasingly complex political landscape.

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