Empowering Conversations with AI: bValue’s Partnership with Tidio

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When we first met Tytus Gołas, the founder of Tidio, we saw something we always look for in a founder: absolute clarity of mission. Tidio was built around a simple but urgent idea — to give small and medium businesses the tools to talk to their customers instantly, personally, and at scale.

The Opportunity

Customer expectations changed long before the budgets did. A small ecommerce brand is expected to respond like a global retailer: 24/7, in real time, in the right tone, on any channel. Most can’t staff that.

Tidio understood this gap early. The company set out to build an all-in-one platform — live chat, chatbots, automation, and now AI — that lets a two-person shop deliver the kind of support that used to require a 50-person team.

That vision resonated globally. Even before AI went mainstream, Tidio was already helping thousands of online businesses deliver fast, consistent, high-quality support.

Our Partnership

When bValue partnered with Tidio, we aligned around three priorities: scale, product, and resilience.

We worked together on accelerating go-to-market, strengthening the subscription engine, and building repeatable growth processes — always with product quality at the center. The collaboration was direct, data-driven, and rooted in trust. It wasn’t just about adding capital. It was about sharpening focus.

The Impact

The outcome of that partnership was not incremental growth. It was step-change growth.

Over the course of our collaboration:

  • Monthly recurring revenue grew 17×

  • The number of paying users increased 5×

  • Usage of Tidio’s AI Assistant grew 7× in just 12 months

But these metrics only make sense in context of the shift that was happening in the market.

As AI reshaped customer service, a lot of companies hesitated. Tidio didn’t. It moved first.

The team leaned directly into the AI revolution and launched Lyro — Tidio’s proprietary AI assistant designed to handle real customer conversations in real time. Lyro isn’t a demo feature. It’s a working layer of intelligence that solves real tickets, protects response time, and gives smaller businesses an advantage they’ve never had before.

In other words: Tidio didn’t just keep up with the market. It helped redefine it.

As founder Tytus Gołas puts it:

Our goal was never just to build chat. It was to give small businesses superpowers. AI finally makes that possible — and we wanted to be the ones to put that power in their hands.

Innovation at the Core

Tidio’s evolution tells a clear story: from live chat, to automation, to fully AI-augmented customer service.

What hasn’t changed is the philosophy. Tidio is built for real operators — founders, support leads, ecommerce owners. The product is practical, fast to deploy, and designed to drive outcomes: more resolved conversations, fewer missed sales, happier customers.

That relentless product focus is the reason adoption keeps accelerating.

Looking Ahead

With Lyro gaining traction and AI usage growing 7× in a single year, Tidio is positioned at the front edge of how small businesses will talk to their customers going forward.

The next chapter is about scale: more automation, more intelligence, more efficiency delivered to more customers globally — without losing the empathy and human tone that built trust in the first place.

At bValue, we’re proud to have partnered with Tidio on this journey — from a fast-moving startup to one of the most exciting AI-driven customer communication platforms in the market.

On working with bValue, he adds:

bValue team is hands-on and entrepreneurial. They didn’t just offer capital — they added value through tactical advice, real experience, and a founder’s mindset. bValue are entrepreneurs to the bone.

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