CopySight Raises $3 Million and Adds Video Checks to CopyScore

Jul 29, 2026
CopySight raised a $3 million seed round led by Mucker Capital and launched CopyScore V2, which expands its copyright and likeness risk checks into video.

Los Angeles AI IP governance company CopySight has raised a $3 million seed round led by Mucker Capital and launched CopyScore V2 for video, the company announced in a press release. Taisu VC, Flint Capital, and Yellow Rocks! also joined the round.

CopyScore V2 extends CopySight's copyright and likeness risk scoring platform from images generated by AI into video. The system analyzes video frame by frame and compares characters, faces, logos, and styles with reference libraries, while also using prompts, model versions, and generation settings.

CopySight said the platform has processed more than 87,000 copyright and IP risk checks since January 2026. It classifies risk across trademarks, characters, brand and iconic designs, celebrity likenesses, and art and styles.

The company said each assessment is recorded in a chain of creation log for compliance documentation. The funding will be used to expand its scoring architecture into enterprise video production pipelines.

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