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Nas Daily is the video brand of Nuseir Yassin, an Israeli-Palestinian creator who turned one-minute stories into Nas Company, a group that sells brand storytelling through Nas Daily Studios and the AI-driven marketing agency 1000 Media. Studio71 signed him in 2021 to manage his YouTube business, and in April 2026 his Nas.com e-commerce platform raised a $27 million Series A led by investor Vinod Khosla.
Last updated: November 8, 2026
Nas Daily is a media brand founded by Nuseir Yassin in 2016 that now anchors a group of media, education, hospitality, event and software businesses called Nas Company. The table below collects the numbers that matter most and names where each one comes from.
| Fact | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Launch | 2016, on Facebook, after Yassin left a job at Venmo | Tubefilter, November 2021 |
| YouTube audience | 14 million subscribers | Tubefilter, April 2026 |
| Latest funding | $27 million Series A for Nas.com, with $10 million from Vinod Khosla | Tubefilter, April 2026 |
| Nas.com revenue | Annual recurring revenue grew from $1 million to $8 million in 2025 | Yassin, via Tubefilter and Business Insider |
| Nas.com reach | About 350,000 businesses on the platform | Nas.com site, via Tubefilter |
| Marketing agency | 1000 Media launched in India on February 17, 2025 | ANI and Campaign India, February 2025 |
| Hospitality | Nas House in Dubai, with six villas and 30 hotel rooms | Tubefilter, April 2025 |
| Live event | Nas Summit Jerusalem on November 11, 2026 | Official event page, as covered by Olam |
Some of these figures are self-reported. The Nas.com revenue and customer numbers come from Yassin's own interview with Business Insider, so they have not been independently audited.
Nuseir Yassin is the founder and CEO of Nas Company and the face of Nas Daily. Tubefilter's 2021 report on his Studio71 deal says he launched Nas Daily on Facebook in 2016 after leaving his job at Venmo, the payments company.
The Meydan Free Zone, a Dubai business-setup authority, published a case study saying Yassin left Venmo after graduating from Harvard University. The same case study describes the company's mission as bringing people together, which is the editorial promise behind the videos.
The format stayed deliberately simple. CTech by Calcalist reported that Yassin told an Outbrain event in Tel Aviv that each one-minute video took about 10 hours to make. That discipline gave Nas Daily a recognizable voice and a daily publishing rhythm before it sold anything, a pattern covered more broadly in Creator Economy: $250B Market, Platforms and Top Creators.
Nas Daily grew in eight public steps between 2016 and 2026, moving from free daily videos to paid brand work, then to products and live events. Each step below carries its source.
Nas Company is the parent of Nas Daily and now spans video production, creator education, a creator platform, an agency, a hotel, live events and an e-commerce product. The table shows what each unit does and which marketing job it performs.
| Business | What it does | Marketing role |
|---|---|---|
| Nas Daily | One-minute video brand with 14 million YouTube subscribers (Tubefilter) | Owned audience |
| Nas Daily Studios | Video production for brands, with Etihad Airways and Binance named in the Meydan case study | Paid brand storytelling |
| 1000 Media | AI-driven content marketing agency launched in India in February 2025, with offices planned in India and Israel (ThePrint) | Agency services |
| Nas Academy | Education for creators on content and social media management (StartupTalky) | Training |
| Nas.io | Platform for creators to earn from their audiences (Startups.com.br) | Creator tools |
| Nas House | Dubai hotel with creator production space (Tubefilter) | Experience marketing |
| Nas Summit | Live conferences in cities including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem (Olam) | Events and earned media |
| Nas.com | AI platform that builds small e-commerce brands from a product image (Tubefilter) | Product with marketing built in |
The revenue mix is broad by design. In the Kamath podcast, as reported by Business Today, Yassin said one company was producing about $200,000 in monthly profit while another was losing money, a candid account of a portfolio still finding its balance.
Nas Daily sells brand work through three routes: YouTube integrations managed by Studio71, production through Nas Daily Studios, and content marketing through 1000 Media. Each route turns the audience into a service brands can buy.
Studio71 said in November 2021 that it would sell ads and brand integrations around Yassin's channel to premium advertising partners, including major automotive brands, according to Tubefilter. The Meydan case study lists Etihad Airways and Binance among the companies that Nas Daily Studios has worked with.
1000 Media is the most direct move into agency work. Campaign India reported its February 2025 launch, and Entrepreneur India listed its services as content creation, brand storytelling, influencer marketing, social media strategy and global distribution. Yassin told Storyboard18 that the agency had about 30 employees and planned to reach 60 to 80 by the end of that year, and that it aims to compete with large traditional firms such as Edelman and McCann, which he described as too slow.
Yassin told Social Samosa, an Indian marketing publication, that Nas Company had already worked with brands including Adani, Fitter and Leverage EDU before the agency launched. That history explains the timing: the agency formalized work that brands were already asking for. Readers comparing agency options can see how creator-led shops sit next to established firms in Best Influencer Marketing Agencies: 11 Ranked for 2026.
The $27 million Series A moved Nas Daily from a creator business toward a software company, with Nas.com as the main product. Tubefilter reported in April 2026 that Vinod Khosla, the venture investor who was OpenAI's first institutional investor in 2019, contributed $10 million, joined by iAngels, 500 Global, V Ventures and Factorial Capital.
Nas.com lets what Yassin calls "solopreneurs" turn a single product image into an e-commerce business with a brand name, logo, storefront and generated ads. In the announcement video Yassin summed it up as "Think of it like AI Shopify, but with marketing." Subscriptions start at $6 a month, and the platform also takes 5% of what entrepreneurs spend on marketing through it, according to Tubefilter's April 2026 report.
The traction numbers come from Yassin. He said 3.5 million people have bought from businesses listed on Nas.com and that annual recurring revenue grew from $1 million to $8 million in 2025. Khosla told Business Insider that coding, customer service, marketing and design are no longer barriers to starting a company, which he expects to create millions of new entrepreneurs.
The 5% marketing fee matters for communicators. Marketing is both the product's selling point and one of its revenue lines, so Nas.com's growth depends on how well its automated ads perform for small sellers. Yassin told Business Insider that his next 10-year bet is about entrepreneurship on the internet, and Tubefilter noted that he has moved away from making content.
Nas Summit is the live-event arm of Nas Company, and the Jerusalem edition on November 11, 2026 is its second Israeli stop after Tel Aviv in June 2024. Olam's coverage of the official event page lists a 10 am to 5 pm program at the Jerusalem Theatre, with organizers citing 1,000 attendees, 150 companies and 20 sessions.
General admission is priced at ₪499, and the ₪999 Premium Pass is listed as sold out. Announced speakers on the AI track include:
Four days before the event, on November 7, 2026, the Nas Summit Instagram account was running a paid ad headlined "You're invited!" with a Register now banner and a Limited spots available badge. The campaign shows the summit working as a marketing channel as well as a conference: each edition gives the brand a dated moment to promote. More on the lineup and ticket terms is in Olam's Nas Summit Jerusalem coverage.
PR and marketing teams can take five practical lessons from the way Nas Company turned an audience into a set of businesses. The list below separates what is reported from what is analysis.
Brands weighing a creator partnership can run a simple check before a first call: ask for the creator's audience figure, the business units that would handle production, and any agency in the chain. For Nas Daily, the public answers are 14 million YouTube subscribers, Nas Daily Studios and Studio71 for integrations, and 1000 Media for content marketing. Other creator profiles on Everything-PR, including iJustine and Felipe Neto, show how different creator businesses can look, and Creator Economy vs Influencer Marketing: $250B vs $24B explains where the two terms split.
Figures reported by Yassin himself are labeled as his. Ticket prices and event details can change, so confirm them on the official Nas Summit page.
Nas Daily has 14 million YouTube subscribers, according to Tubefilter's April 2026 report on the Nas.com funding round. The number changes daily, so check the channel for the current count.
Vinod Khosla led the $27 million Series A with a $10 million contribution, according to Tubefilter. iAngels, 500 Global, V Ventures, Factorial Capital and several individual investors also took part.
Nas Daily itself is a media brand, not an agency. Marketing services come from Nas Daily Studios, which produces video for brands, and from 1000 Media, the AI-driven content marketing agency Yassin launched in India in February 2025.
Yes, Tubefilter reported in April 2026 that Yassin's social media presence has faced headwinds over the past couple of years because of his public comments about the war in Gaza. The same report notes that he has shifted his attention from content to building companies.
Nas Summit Jerusalem takes place on November 11, 2026, at the Jerusalem Theatre from 10 am to 5 pm. General admission is ₪499 and the ₪999 Premium Pass is listed as sold out, so confirm current availability and checkout pricing on the official event page.
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