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Israeli Startup ChikChak Market Transforms Secondhand Ads into Reels
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By דנה גוטרזון
First reported by Mako · 7 hours ago
What happened
Israeli startup ChikChak Market has launched a platform that converts secondhand item listings into short video reels for social media distribution. The service is free for individuals, with a business model focused on advanced tools for commercial advertisers, and plans for US expansion.
- 01ChikChak Market converts secondhand ads into social media video reels.
- 02The platform is free for private users, monetizing through business services.
- 03It aims to modernize the secondhand market with short-form video.
- 04The startup plans a US beta launch and global funding round.
- 05Over 100 companies have joined the platform since its August launch.
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