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May 20, 2024
E-commerce startup Little Birdie has announced it is pausing operations for the foreseeable future and is working on its AI shopping tool.
July 25, 2023
In today's edition of Let's Talk, our experts take a more profound dive into the captivating realm of AI and explore the limitless possibilities it holds for the future of our ever-evolving world.
July 21, 2023
Little Birdie, an AI-powered innovation, has unveiled its platform, enabling instant access to the lowest prices available across millions of products.
July 19, 2023
The browser extension ranks retailers by price, as opposed to 'pay to play' ads and product placements, CEO Jon Beros said.
July 19, 2023
For "unbiased" price comparisons.
November 25, 2021
How the CMO of Little Birdie is working to be the one that catches the ecommerce worm
May 25, 2021
Commonwealth Bank group executive Angus Sullivan and Little Birdie co-founder and chief Jon Beros. Source: supplied. E-commerce startup Little Birdie has bagged $30 million in pre-launch funding from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, in a partnership set to “supercharge” its growth. The bank has acquired a 23% stake in the business, bringing Little Birdie’s valuation to $130 million, before it even has a live product. The startup was founded by a team of Catch Group alumni, including Ca...
May 25, 2021
Plans to integrate startup's offers into CommBank app.
May 24, 2021
E-commerce startup Little Birdie lands $30M AUD pre-launch funding from Australia’s largest bank Commonwealth Bank group executive Angus Sullivan and Jon Beros, co-founder and CEO of Little Birdie Melbourne-based Little Birdie, an e-commerce startup that wants to become the “new homepage of online shopping,” won’t launch until next month, but it’s already scored a major investor. Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the largest of Australia’s “Big Four” banks, has poured $30 m...