Educational Brand Audiopi Hits Seedrs to Secure £150,000 For Audio Tutorial Expansion

Audiopi, a UK-based company that provides audio tutorials and podcasts, has recently launched a Seedrs initiative to raise £150,000 to expand its educational resource products.

While revealing details about its products, the company shared:

“Our tutorials are aligned to the curriculum so the students have a resource which mirrors all they need to know across the subjects they are studying. They are written by a combination of passionate teachers, exam board examiners and university subject specialists to ensure academic rigour. They have a full mix of sound effects and music so that they not only educate but are entertaining. Furthermore, our platform enables users to listen to the tutorials whenever they want, via their smart phone, PC, tablet or laptop and they can listen to them as many times as they so wish.”

All tutorials and podcasts from Audiopi are available for smart phone, PC, tablet and laptop, making them easier for parents to access. Students are able to purchase any number of modules for £14.99 from the platform and teachers may buy a module or subscribe for a year across subjects levels (year one and two is £24 while year three is £36). Schools may buy a yearly license across subject/levels for Year 1 £360, Year 2 £420, Year 3 £480.

The company also noted:

“Creating a platform where students, teachers and schools can access, create and share their own recordings we believe will enable collaboration within schools and across school networks. For example, individual teachers can create their own tutorials and can share it with other teachers.”

Funds from the campaign will be used for the following:

• Marketing: Create brand awareness and presence in the market
• Content/Account Management: Increase production of tutorials 
• Commission New Work: Tutorial series to be produced in great numbers and available quicker
• Production: Paying actors/sound recordists to help create tutorials
• Rent: Enable to rent office space

Since its launch, the campaign has successfully captured nearly £70,000. It is set to close mid-June.