B2B SaaS startup ecosystem
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Showpad
Showpad is a revenue effectiveness and sales enablement platform combining AI-powered content management, readiness training, buyer engagement tools and field analytics in a single system. Founded in 2011 in Ghent by Pieterjan Bouten, Louis Jonckheere and Peter Minne, it raised $180 M over seven rounds and grew to over 2,000 enterprise customers across 50 countries. In October 2025 Vector Capital completed its acquisition of Showpad and merged it with Bigtincan to create a unified AI-native revenue effectiveness platform, with the combined entity retaining the Showpad brand. The Ghent base and global team of 500+ remain active, with a 2026 Spring Release delivered in April 2026.
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Silicon Gardens
Silicon Gardens is the Adria region's first founders-for-founders venture capital firm, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Ljubljana. It backs exceptional early-stage tech startups from the Adria region (ex-Yugoslavia and diaspora) and broader CEE, investing as one of the first institutional checks at pre-seed and seed. Fund III, a €33M+ vehicle launched in June 2023, focuses on B2B SaaS, marketplaces, consumer apps and games, and innovative D2C products. The fund's 100+ LP base includes founders who built Outfit7, Sportradar, Bitstamp, Celtra, Photomath, and Zemanta.
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Silverfin
Silverfin is a cloud accounting software company based in Ghent, Belgium, founded in 2013 by Joris Van Der Gucht and Tim Vandecasteele. Its connected accounting platform standardises and centralises financial data so accountants can automate compliance and reporting work and deliver advisory services more efficiently. The company operated across multiple countries with a customer base that included large accounting firms. In September 2023 the Norwegian software group Visma acquired Silverfin in a deal reported at around €300 million, one of the larger Belgian tech transactions.
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Silverflow
Silverflow is an Amsterdam-based fintech that provides a cloud-native card payment processing platform. It offers a direct connection to the card networks via easy-to-use APIs, with features including 3D-Secure, network tokenisation, direct-to-card payouts, and dispute management based on enriched data. The company positions itself as a modern alternative to legacy payment infrastructure, serving payment service providers, payment facilitators, acquirers, and merchants. It was founded by former Adyen executives Anne Willem de Vries, Robert Kraal, and Paul Buying. Customers cited in press coverage include Deutsche Bank, Bolt, Payabl, and Buckaroo.
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simpleclub
simpleclub is a German-language digital learning platform for secondary-school students, apprentices in vocational training, and individual fields of study. It originated from the founders' educational video projects on YouTube and was incorporated as a company in 2015. The platform provides curriculum-aligned learning content, including content aligned to IHK standards, video lessons, exam-preparation tools, and an AI-powered learning assistant. It operates several lines: a consumer offering for school students, a B2B offering for companies training apprentices and skilled workers, and an offering for education and retraining providers.
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Situm
Situm (Situm Technologies, S.L.) is a Spanish indoor positioning and wayfinding technology company, describing itself as a worldwide leader in the category for over a decade. Its solutions include interactive indoor maps, indoor and outdoor navigation, and geolocation-based tracking, delivered through Visual Mobile and Web SDKs and REST APIs for developers. Situm's technology is used in hospitals, airports, retail spaces, campuses, and transit systems, including an indoor wayfinding app deployed in Turkish hospitals.
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Skello
Skello is a SaaS workforce-management platform that helps businesses build and manage employee schedules, track time and absences, and handle related HR and payroll-preparation tasks. It is widely used in shift-based sectors such as retail, hospitality, pharmacies, bakeries and gyms. The company is headquartered in Paris and raised a 40 million euro Series B round in 2021 led by Partech, with existing backers XAnge and Aglaé Ventures, to expand across Europe.
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Smartness
Smartness (formerly Smartpricing) is an Italian travel-tech and hospitality SaaS company headquartered in Arco, Trentino. It started as a dynamic-pricing revenue-management tool for accommodation providers and has expanded into an end-to-end AI platform for the hospitality sector, covering dynamic pricing, marketing campaign management, booking optimisation, guest messaging, CRM, payments, reputation management and property-management tools. The platform is aimed at helping hotels and accommodation properties increase revenue and direct bookings while reducing dependency on online travel agencies. In May 2026 it closed a €47 million Series B round.
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SMRK VC
SMRK VC is a Kyiv-based seed-stage fund founded in 2013 by Oleksandr Kosovan and Andriy Dovzhenko, with a $10M initial fund focused on IT products at seed and Series A. The fund has backed 23+ companies, with a portfolio spanning Ukraine, the US, and Europe across enterprise software, B2B SaaS, and consumer tech. Notable investments include Allset, Preply, Competera, and Ajax Systems; the fund made its most recent disclosed investment in OpenBabylon, a Ukrainian AI translation startup, in February 2026. SMRK has continued dealmaking through the wartime period and remains one of the longer-standing native Ukrainian VC funds still actively investing.
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Software Group
Software Group is a global fintech technology company headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, providing digitalization and integration solutions -- including digital and neobanking, mobile wallet, agency banking, loan origination and payment switch platforms -- to banks, MFIs, insurers, telcos and governments. The company has delivered more than 500 projects and operates offices across Africa, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and North America in addition to Bulgaria. Software Group is a portfolio company of Sofia-based investor BrightCap Ventures.
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Solve Intelligence
Solve Intelligence builds an AI platform for intellectual property and patent work, acting as a co-pilot for IP law. Its software helps teams collect ideas from inventors, draft patent applications, respond to office actions, handle continuations and divisionals, and coordinate global patent filings across technical domains. The company is a Y Combinator alumnus with operations in London and San Francisco, founded by Chris Parsonson (CEO), his brother Angus Parsonson (CTO), and Sanj Ahilan. In December 2025 it raised a $40 million Series B co-led by Visionaries and 20VC, bringing total funding to roughly $55 million.
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Sona
Sona is a London-based workforce management platform built for frontline and deskless workers in industries such as hospitality and healthcare. Its integrated, AI-powered system combines scheduling, HR, payroll, compliance and business intelligence tools into a single people operating system. Founded in 2021 by Steffen Wulff Petersen, Oli Johnson and Ben Dixon, the company aims to serve the large global population of frontline workers. In April 2026 Sona raised a $45 million Series B led by N47, with participation from Felicis, Northzone, Gradient and Italian Founders Fund, taking total funding above $100 million.
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SOPIAD
SOPIAD is a Luxembourg-based fintech company offering investment-decision software for wealth managers, life insurers and fund managers under its Safir product line (Safir Wealth Managers, Safir Life Insurers, Safir Fund Managers). It positions its tools as scientific, evidence-backed resources that help financial advisors and portfolio managers enhance their clients' investment experience.
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Sortlist
Sortlist is a Belgian marketplace that connects companies with marketing, creative and digital agencies, helping businesses discover, evaluate and hire service providers. Founded in 2014 and registered in Wavre, it operates across multiple European markets. It raised an early round in 2019 with investors including Sambrinvest, and an €11 million round in 2021 backed by SRIW and The Club Deal. In 2024 the company reported reaching operational profitability, and in 2025 it named co-founder Nicolas Finet CEO alongside a new innovation lab.
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Spona
Spona is a free micro-ERP platform that connects clients with their outside suppliers and subcontractors, combining contracts, work phases and milestones, tasks, payment analytics, built-in chat and video calls, a shared calendar, and an AI consultant in one shared workspace. Its only paid service is financing: once a milestone is approved, suppliers can request early payment or clients can defer payment up to 90 days, with Spona charging a transparent fee on the financed amount. The company operates through Top Digital Agency Limited in Ireland and its Croatian subsidiary Top Digital d.o.o. (Spona Croatia), based in Zabok, and has received co-financing from the European Regional Development Fund's Competitiveness and Cohesion Programme.
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START Summit 2026
Student-run summit at Olma Messen with 7,000+ attendees, 1,000+ investors, and 1,500+ startups. Highlights include the START Summiteer pitch competition and high-volume investor-founder matchmaking.
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START Summit 2027
START Summit returns to St. Gallen 18-19 March 2027, featuring 120+ speakers across five tracks including startup pitches, investor programming and a FoodFestival. The 2026 edition hosted speakers such as Vinted co-founder Milda Mitkute and Helsing CTO Robert Fink, alongside dozens of early-stage startup elevator pitches.
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Startup Wise Guys
Startup Wise Guys is a Tallinn-founded B2B startup accelerator and early-stage VC founded in 2012, operating as one of the most active and prolific accelerators in the Central and Eastern European ecosystem. The firm runs over 45 sector-specific programmes annually spanning fintech, cybersecurity, SaaS, sustainability, and agritech, and has invested in over 600 startups from more than 60 countries. Its most recent fund of €45 million reached a first close of €25 million in 2023. Startup Wise Guys provides €100K–200K investments at pre-seed stage in exchange for equity, combined with intensive hands-on mentorship from operators and investors. Notable portfolio exits include VitalFields (acquired by Climate Corporation), StepShot (acquired by UiPath), and VOCHI (acquired by Pinterest).
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Stephen Chandler
Managing Partner and co-founder of Notion Capital, the London B2B SaaS and fintech firm he started in 2009 with the MessageLabs team. He has backed European software leaders including GoCardless and Currencycloud and helped grow Notion to over $1bn AUM.
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Stoïk
Stoïk is a Paris-based insurtech founded in 2021 that combines cyber insurance with cybersecurity software for small and medium-sized businesses. It bundles coverage with active risk-monitoring and scanning tools to help SMEs both insure against and reduce their exposure to cyber risk. The company operates across several European markets including France, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Austria and Luxembourg. After a 25M euro Series B in 2024 led by Alven, Stoïk raised a 20M euro Series C in January 2026, co-led by Impala and Opera Tech Ventures, to advance its AI agents and expand across Europe.
