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ValorixAI: Product, team and how it was built

Small teamB2CE-commerce

ValorixAI (AI Etsy listing generator that writes titles, tags and descriptions from product text or a product photo, Spain): Live with free and paid plans, November 2026. Evidence grade E: no revenue figure was checked. Team: 2 named people (an operator and a co-founder); headcount not published. Launched January 2026; still running.Added 6 November 2026

Outcome
Live with free and paid plans, November 2026
Evidence
E no revenue figure was checked
Launch
January 2026
Status
Still running
Team
2 named people (an operator and a co-founder); headcount not published
Outside funding
No outside funding found in the sources; in the Startupfest 2026 Women in Tech Investment Prize cohort, which it did not win
Main channel
Not stated
No revenue figure

What is not verified

No revenue figure, user count or customer count was found. We looked for a payment-processor profile, a founder interview with numbers, a company filing and a funding announcement, and found none; a Gumroad page under the same name that a web search listed returned "Page not found" on 6 November 2026. The launch month is taken from the policy dates, not from an announcement. A reader could ask the team for paying-customer numbers. This story is grade E: the business is real and its product, price and customers are described from public pages, but no revenue figure was checked. Aiolum shows it as an idea worth studying, not as proof that it makes money.

ValorixAI is a listing generator, a tool that writes the text of a marketplace product page (title, tags, description) for a seller. It works for one marketplace, Etsy, and it is built around Etsy SEO, search engine optimization inside Etsy: choosing the words in titles and tags that Etsy's own search matches against what buyers type. Its "Image-to-SEO" mode starts from a product photo, which a vision-language model (a model that reads images and writes text about them) turns into listing text; "Text-to-SEO" starts from product notes.

The terms of service say the service is operated by Valentino Villatora, trading as ValorixAI, in Murcia, Spain. An UpNext report of 13 July 2026 lists ValorixAI among the startups of the Startupfest 2026 Women in Tech Investment Prize cohort in Montreal and names Filip Valocký as co-founder. The domain was still a parked page in July 2025, and the privacy and refund policies are dated January 2026.

No revenue figure, user count or customer count was found, so the story is grade E. The headline is a status: the product is live with a free plan and two paid monthly plans, which the pricing page lists from US$6.99 a month.

ValorixAI: Live with free and paid plans, November 2026. AI Etsy listing generator that writes titles, tags and descriptions from product text or a product photo, Spain, team of 2 to 10, evidence grade E.
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01

How much revenue does ValorixAI make?

Each row shows the evidence grade and the source numbers from the list at the end of this page. The grades are explained in How Aiolum verifies.

A small-team Etsy listing generator from Spain, live in 2026 with credit-based plans; no revenue or user figure is published
FactValueGradeHow we knowSources
Status, November 2026live, with a free plan and two paid monthly plansCHome page and pricing page read on 6 November 2026: "Start Free", "No credit card required"; Starter and Premium plans with monthly credits.[1, 2]
What it makes3 title options, Etsy tag suggestions and 1 description per draftCHome page: "Generate three title options, Etsy tag suggestions, and one product description in the same workflow." Inputs are product text or a product photo.[1]
LanguagesEnglish, Italian, Spanish, French, PortugueseCHome page: "Generate Etsy listing content in English, Italian, Spanish, French, or Portuguese."[1]
Cheapest paid planUS$6.99 a month for 50 creditsCPricing page: "$9.99 $6.99 /month", "50 credits per month". An Image-to-SEO draft uses 2 credits.[2]
OperatorValentino Villatora, trading as ValorixAI, Murcia, SpainCTerms of service (last updated July 2026): "ValorixAI is operated by Valentino Villatora, trading as ValorixAI". The privacy and refund policies give the address as "ValorixAI HQ, Spain".[3]
Co-founderFilip ValockýCUpNext, 13 July 2026: "Co-founder Filip Valocký's tool turns a single product photo into a complete Etsy listing".[5]
Team size2 named people; headcount not publishedCOne person is named in the terms and one in the UpNext report. No source gives a staff count or suggests more than 10 people.[3, 5]
Earliest datesdomain parked in July 2025; policies dated January 2026CThe Internet Archive copy of 14 July 2025 is a parked page: "This domain has recently been registered with Namecheap." The privacy policy and the refund policy say "Last Updated: January 2026". The launch month on this page is taken from those policies, not from a launch announcement.[4, 3]
EventStartupfest 2026 Women in Tech Investment Prize cohort, MontrealCUpNext lists ValorixAI under "Standouts" of the ten-startup cohort; the US$100,000 prize went to another company (LymeAlert).[5]
Outside fundingnone foundCNo funding round is mentioned on the company's pages or in the UpNext report.[1, 3, 5]
Time from the policy date to the status check10 monthscalcCalculated: January 2026 to November 2026.[3, 1]

How to read this table: a grade C value is a statement on the company's own pages or in a press report about an event. A "calc" value was computed on this page. No revenue figure exists.

ValorixAI prices on 6 November 2026, from the company's pricing page, in US dollars a month (grade C)
PlanPer month, billed yearly (US$)Per month, billed monthly (US$)Limit
Free010 credits once: up to 10 text drafts or 5 photo drafts
Starter6.9950 credits a month, 30-day history; shown as reduced from US$9.99
Premium14.99200 credits a month, history beyond 30 days; shown as reduced from US$19.99

The page shows the paid prices as reduced from US$9.99 (Starter) and US$19.99 (Premium) and lists no yearly billing. Text-to-SEO uses 1 credit, Image-to-SEO uses 2 credits, and regenerating the titles, the description or the tags uses 1 credit. Payments and subscriptions run through Lemon Squeezy.

02

When did ValorixAI launch, and how did it grow?

From a parked domain in July 2025 to a live product with paid plans and a startup-competition cohort place in 2026. Each entry carries its grade.

  1. July 2025Cvalorixai.com is a parked domain page, recently registered with Namecheap. [4]
  2. January 2026CThe privacy policy and the refund policy carry the date January 2026; they name Lemon Squeezy for payments and OpenAI and Anthropic for AI model inference. [3]
  3. July 2026CValorixAI is in the Startupfest 2026 Women in Tech Investment Prize cohort in Montreal (the festival closed on 10 July); UpNext names co-founder Filip Valocký. The terms of service are updated the same month. [5, 3]
  4. November 2026CThe site offers Text-to-SEO and Image-to-SEO drafts in five languages, with a free plan and paid plans from US$6.99 a month, as the pricing page lists. [1, 2]
03

Why did ValorixAI work?

Four causes, in the order they mattered. Each one is a reusable lesson.

01

One marketplace, one job

The product does only Etsy listing text, and its site has separate pages for an Etsy title generator, tag generator and description generator. A narrow tool can match the exact parts of an Etsy listing form instead of general copywriting.

02

A photo as the input

Image-to-SEO lets a seller start from the product photo that the listing needs anyway. The model describes what it sees, and the seller adds materials, sizes or care details that a photo cannot show.

03

Credits that follow model cost

A photo draft costs 2 credits and a text draft 1, which follows the higher cost of sending an image to a model. Regenerating one section costs 1 credit, so a seller does not pay for a whole new draft to change the tags.

How it was built

These details come from the company's privacy policy, terms and pages. They are grade C. [3]

  • AI model inference through OpenAI and Anthropic, as the privacy policy states ("product data is processed but not stored by these providers").
  • Supabase for the database and authentication, Google OAuth for sign-in, and Upstash Redis for rate limiting and caching.
  • Lemon Squeezy for payments and subscriptions, and PostHog (hosted in the EU) for analytics after cookie consent.

Tools named in the sources

Each one opens its page in the Tools tab, with every story that uses it.

04

Who tried this before ValorixAI, and why did they fail?

Two companies in our database of failed startups tried to sell tools to small sellers or marketing help to small businesses and failed. The values below are from that database and are not independently verified.

Died 2013 to 2020Burned US$10M

Etsy Wholesale

The promise

Help Etsy artisans sell handmade goods wholesale to boutique retailers.

Why it died

Artisans preferred higher margins from selling direct to buyers, and retailers wanted faster logistics than makers could give.

No Market Need
Died 2014 to 2022Burned US$14M

Metigy

The promise

Machine-learning marketing advice for small businesses that could not afford a marketing team.

Why it died

Its recommendations were generic and needed daily work from owners, who wanted the marketing done for them; it ran out of money.

No Market Need

The failed startups come from our database of 1,749 dead startups, retold here in our own words. Its entries are AI-assisted summaries of public sources, so these cards carry no evidence grade.

What changed

Metigy gave small businesses advice that they still had to act on. A language model can now write the finished text, so ValorixAI hands the seller a draft to paste instead of a recommendation.

Etsy Wholesale tried to change how makers sell. ValorixAI does not: it helps with a task every Etsy seller already does for every listing, and costs only model time per draft.

05

Can one person copy ValorixAI now?

Yes, it is easy to copy, and so is hard to defend.

The product is a thin layer over outside models with forms that match one marketplace. A small team can build it in weeks; the hard part is being found by sellers among many similar tools.

Where it is still open: Listing tools for other marketplaces with their own search rules: Vinted, Depop, eBay, Mercari, Amazon Handmade.

  1. 1Pick one marketplace and copy the exact fields and limits of its listing form.
  2. 2Accept a photo and short notes as input, and call a vision-language model through its API.
  3. 3Let the user regenerate one field at a time, and price photo drafts above text drafts.
  4. 4Publish one page per job (title, tags, description) so sellers searching for that job find it.

What could go wrong for ValorixAI?

The risks are the mirror image of the causes above.

What is not verified

No revenue figure, user count or customer count was found. We looked for a payment-processor profile, a founder interview with numbers, a company filing and a funding announcement, and found none; a Gumroad page under the same name that a web search listed returned "Page not found" on 6 November 2026. The launch month is taken from the policy dates, not from an announcement. A reader could ask the team for paying-customer numbers.

Who runs it

The terms name one operator, Valentino Villatora, trading as ValorixAI in Spain, while UpNext names Filip Valocký as co-founder. No source says how the two share the work, how many people work on it, or who pitched at the Startupfest Women in Tech Investment Prize.

Competition

Etsy listing generators are many and easy to build; on this site Yodel sold a similar ChatGPT-based description writer for Shopify stores, and Launch Fast sells AI tools to Amazon sellers. The home page itself says it is "an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Etsy, Inc.", so any change in Etsy's search or its own AI listing tools could reduce the need for it.

Dependence on model providers

The privacy policy names OpenAI and Anthropic for AI model inference. The product's output is what those models write, so their prices and limits set its cost per credit, and the same models are open to every seller directly through ChatGPT or Claude.

Sources

The grade next to each source is the best grade that the source can support. "Read in full" means that the text of the page was downloaded and the numbers were checked in it.

  1. C ValorixAI home page (valorixai.com), read 6 November 2026
    Read in full, and its sitemap. Source for the product, inputs, outputs, languages and the Etsy disclaimer.
  2. C ValorixAI pricing page (valorixai.com/pricing), read 6 November 2026
    Read in full. Source for the plans, prices and credit costs.
  3. C ValorixAI terms of service (last updated July 2026), privacy policy and refund policy (last updated January 2026)
    Read all three in full (the others at valorixai.com/privacy and valorixai.com/refunds). Source for the operator, the country, the policy dates and the third-party services.
  4. C Internet Archive copy of valorixai.com, 14 July 2025
    Read in full; it is a parked domain page, and the capture list shows it as the first capture. Source for the domain date.
  5. C UpNext, Aqeela A. Somani, 13 July 2026: Women in Tech Investment Prize Stole the Spotlight at Startupfest 2026 In Montreal
    Read in full, as downloaded by the pipeline on 6 November 2026. Source for the cohort place and the co-founder's name.
  6. C Database of failed startups, local export
    Local export. AI-written summaries, not independently verified. Source for the failed predecessors.

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