Who Owns D-ID?
Updated onExplore the ownership hierarchy of D-ID. See parent companies, holding structures, and ultimate controllers.
Ownership Chain
D-ID
Creative‑reality platform that animates photos and creates photorealistic talking avatars and video agents for creators and enterprises.
Starts at $14.4 / month
Has a free trial
D-ID appears to be independent with no known parent company.
D-ID
Creative‑reality platform that animates photos and creates photorealistic talking avatars and video agents for creators and enterprises.
Starts at $14.4 / month
Has a free trial
D-ID appears to be independent with no known parent company.
Major Shareholders
D-ID
Major Shareholders
| Name | Type | Ownership | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
Gil Perry Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of D-ID (De-Identification Ltd.). Public company profiles and investor databases list him as the key principal and CEO as of late 2025, and as a founder of the company he is widely understood to retain a significant equity stake, though exact ownership percentages are not disclosed. | Founder | — | Dec 2025 |
Sella Blondheim Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer. Tracxn and other profiles name Sella Blondheim as a co-founder of D-ID, implying a meaningful founding-equity position, but no public source breaks out her exact shareholding. | Founder | — | Dec 2025 |
Eliran Kuta Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer. Listed consistently as a co-founder of D-ID, so he is presumed to hold a significant minority stake typical for technical founders in venture-backed startups, though precise ownership is undisclosed. | Founder | — | Dec 2025 |
Pitango Venture Capital Israeli venture capital firm and one of D-ID’s earliest and most consistent backers. Pitango participated in the 2018 seed round and the $13.5M Series A in 2020, and again in the $25M Series B in March 2022, making it one of the largest known institutional shareholders, though its exact stake is not public. | Institutional | — | Mar 2022 |
Macquarie Capital (Macquarie Group) Investment arm of Macquarie Group. Macquarie Capital led D-ID’s $25M Series B funding round in March 2022—the largest disclosed round—indicating a substantial minority stake relative to other investors in that round, though no percentage has been published. | Institutional | — | Mar 2022 |
AXA Venture Partners (AVP Early Stage) Venture arm associated with AXA. Led D-ID’s $13.5M Series A round in 2020, and is repeatedly cited as one of the company’s core institutional investors, implying a meaningful minority equity position, though detailed cap-table data is not publicly available. | Institutional | — | May 2020 |
OurCrowd / OurCrowd First Israeli venture platform and fund. Listed among the significant investors in D-ID’s Series B round and shown in investor databases as a continuing backer; its stake size is undisclosed but likely a non‑trivial minority holding given participation in the key growth round. | Institutional | — | Mar 2022 |
Marubeni Ventures (Marubeni Group) Corporate venture arm of Japanese conglomerate Marubeni. Participated in D-ID’s Series A and is named among the significant investors in the $25M Series B, making it one of the main strategic corporate shareholders, although no precise equity percentage is disclosed. | Corporate | — | Mar 2022 |
Maverick Ventures Venture firm that invested in D-ID’s 2020 Series A round and is also listed as an investor in the 2022 Series B. Repeated participation across rounds suggests a meaningful minority position, but exact ownership is not public. | Institutional | — | Mar 2022 |
OIF Ventures Venture capital firm identified as an investor in D-ID’s $25M Series B round, as confirmed by company and press-release disclosures. Its stake is not quantified publicly but, as a B‑round investor, it likely holds a single‑digit minority share. | Institutional | — | Mar 2022 |
NTT Finance (NTT Group) Finance arm of Japanese telecom group NTT. Public announcements state that NTT Finance joined D-ID’s Series B funding round in 2022 as a strategic investor, acquiring an undisclosed minority stake. | Corporate | — | May 2022 |
Get Started
Your ultimate competitive playbook
You just found your top competitors. Now let's map your whole landscape and show you how to stand out.
Competitive Landscape Report
Built for small teams who can't hire a full-time analyst.
$129 $260 one-time payment
Generated in minutes, no subscription.
Instead of guessing what to do about your competitors, get a done-for-you intelligence report
Competitor Map
Direct, indirect, and alternative competitors mapped across your market
Positioning Analysis
How each competitor positions, their ICP, and key differentiators
Feature & Pricing Matrix
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, and packaging strategies
Growth Channel Analysis
SEO, paid ads, content, and social strategies across the landscape
Reputation & Social Proof
Ratings, reviews, and sentiment analysis across all competitors
90-Day Action Plan
Specific tactics to differentiate and win more deals in the next 3 months