Level 6 Marketing Acquires Majority Stake in Aprendio

Jun 2, 2026
Level 6 Marketing has acquired a majority ownership stake in Kansas-based AI automation firm Aprendio, expanding its enterprise technology capabilities while keeping both companies operating independently.

Level 6 Marketing has acquired a majority ownership stake in Aprendio, a Kansas-based AI automation firm, announced in a press release. The acquisition expands Level 6’s enterprise technology capabilities while allowing existing client programs and operations to continue without interruption.

Level 6, founded in 2005, provides incentive technology and payment solutions for industries such as automotive, HVAC, technology, furniture, and healthcare. The investment gives clients access to Aprendio’s AI automation tools designed to remove operational bottlenecks.

Aprendio develops custom AI systems using a multi-LLM orchestration method that tailors automation to individual client workflows. The firm’s recent projects include automating hundreds of monthly work hours for a medical billing company and tripling output for a content development firm. It also offers automation audits, workflow development, bespoke AI software, and fractional Chief AI Officer services.

Aprendio will operate as an independent subsidiary with its own leadership and client base, while leveraging shared resources with Level 6.

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