SaaS startup ecosystem
Software-as-a-service is a cornerstone of European B2B tech. From process mining in Munich to HR platforms in Dublin, European SaaS companies compete globally with strong unit economics and increasingly efficient go-to-market strategies. The Nordics and DACH region are particularly strong. We track 437 organisations in this sector across 6+ countries.
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Fyxer AI
Fyxer AI is a London-based startup that builds an AI assistant for email and meetings, working inside Gmail and Outlook so users have nothing new to learn. Its product organises and prioritises the inbox, drafts replies in the user's own voice based on past conversations, and acts as a meeting companion that joins calls and takes notes. The company grew out of an executive assistant agency run by brothers Richard and Archie Hollingsworth before they launched the AI product, with Matt Ffrench as CTO. In September 2025 it raised a $30M Series B led by Madrona to expand into the US market.
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GAN Integrity
GAN Integrity is a compliance and ethics software company, originally founded in Denmark by the Global Advice Network (GAN) through a partnership among six European countries, that now operates from offices in Copenhagen, New York, and London. Its Integrity Platform covers third-party risk management, AI-driven due diligence, conflicts of interest, incident and whistleblowing case management, policy management, and gifts, donations and sponsorship tracking for corporate ethics and compliance teams. The company's CTO, Casper Guldberg, is based in its Copenhagen office.
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GapMinder Ventures
GapMinder Ventures is a Bucharest-based early-stage VC firm investing in B2B deep tech and SaaS startups from Romania and Southeast Europe, with portfolio companies including Druid.AI, FintechOS, TypingDNA, and Cyscale. Its second fund, GapMinder Fund II, targets €80 million — described as the largest VC fund with a primary Romania focus — and deploys first tickets up to €2.5 million in seed and late-seed stage companies across fintech, cybersecurity, enterprise automation, and data analytics. The fund targets founders from Romania, Moldova, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria.
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Genially
Genially is an interactive-content creation platform that lets educators, marketers and businesses build animated, gamified and interactive presentations, infographics and learning materials in the browser without code. By 2025 it had around 45 million users across 190+ countries.
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Georgian Ventures
Georgian Ventures was founded in 2018 in Tbilisi and focuses on early-stage investments in Georgian startup founders inside and outside the country, as well as international founders based in Georgia. The firm grew out of Startup Grind Tbilisi, which was recognised as the top Startup Grind chapter in the world in 2019 after hosting over 100 startup events, giving the team deep ecosystem roots and founder networks. Fund size is not publicly disclosed. Beyond direct investing, Georgian Ventures provides quiet advisory services to family offices and individual investors seeking curated deal flow in the Georgian market.
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Gladia
Gladia is a Paris-based AI company that provides an API platform for real-time and asynchronous speech-to-text transcription and audio intelligence. Its engine supports more than 100 languages and is designed to handle diverse accents and mid-conversation language switching with low latency. The company positions itself as a developer-focused alternative to transcription services from larger cloud providers, serving use cases such as meeting tools, call analytics and media platforms. Gladia raised a $16M Series A in October 2024 led by XAnge to launch its multilingual real-time transcription and analytics engine.
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Glasgow Tech Week 2026
A city-wide festival in its third year, with 40+ events and 3,000+ attendees across keynotes, workshops, and community-led sessions. For a Scottish founder it is a low-cost way to plug into the Glasgow innovation ecosystem, meet investors, and showcase a startup across multiple verticals.
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Good Grants
Good Grants is a cloud-based grants management SaaS platform developed by Creative Force Ltd, a Malta-registered company (Naxxar). Founded in 2013, the platform manages the full grantmaking lifecycle — applications, review, award, and post-award monitoring — for foundations, corporates, scholarship programmes, and NGOs worldwide. The platform is used internationally and integrates with third-party tools via an open API.
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GoodAccess
Cybersecurity SaaS delivering Zero Trust Architecture as a service for SMBs: business VPN, ZTNA, secure web gateway, MFA and device posture checks, deployable in minutes and used by 1,000+ customers in 120+ countries.
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Goodlord
Goodlord is a UK proptech company providing software for the lettings industry, covering tenant referencing, rent-protection and buildings insurance, tenant payments, guarantor services, contract generation, utility management and tenancy progression through end of tenancy. It serves letting agents, landlords and tenants, and publishes an annual Goodlord Rental Index report on the UK rental market.
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Grammarly
Grammarly is an AI-powered writing assistant founded in 2009 in Kyiv by Alex Shevchenko, Max Lytvyn, and Dmytro Lider. The platform offers real-time grammar, spelling, clarity, tone, and style suggestions across browsers, desktop apps, mobile keyboards, and enterprise integrations. Grammarly serves over 30 million daily active users and 70,000 enterprise customers, and has raised over $400 million at a valuation of $13 billion. Now headquartered in San Francisco with continued Ukrainian engineering roots, Grammarly is one of the most successful software companies to emerge from Ukraine and a global leader in AI-assisted communication.
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Granola
Granola is a London-based maker of an AI-powered meeting notepad. The app combines a user's own typed notes with AI-generated content derived from a meeting's audio transcript, and captures audio directly from the user's device rather than sending a visible bot into video calls. It works across platforms such as Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, and offers calendar integration, pre-meeting briefings, an AI chat over meeting context, and an iPhone app for in-person notes. The company was founded in 2023 by Chris Pedregal and Sam Stephenson and has expanded from an individual meeting notetaker toward a collaborative AI workspace for teams.
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GridBeyond
AI-driven energy optimisation platform managing distributed and flexible energy resources (battery storage, renewables, EVs, industrial loads) and connecting them to electricity markets across multiple jurisdictions. Founded 2010.
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Growbots
Growbots is an AI-powered outbound sales platform that automates lead generation and cold-email outreach for SMBs, combining a database of 180M+ contacts with multi-channel sequences, email warm-up and AI-generated messaging.
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Hanno Renner
Hanno Renner is Co-founder & CEO of the HR software unicorn Personio. A founder in the German startup ecosystem, Hanno leads the HR software unicorn Personio.
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Harvestr
Harvestr is a French product feedback intelligence platform, legally Harvestr SAS, that helps B2B SaaS companies centralize customer feedback, tie it to CRM revenue data, and prioritize product decisions that drive acquisition, retention, and expansion. Its AI Copilot for Product processes the majority of incoming feedback automatically and integrates with tools such as Slack, Intercom, Zendesk, Salesforce, HubSpot, Jira, Linear, and Gong. Customers referenced on its site include Alan, Agorapulse, Aircall, Dashdoc, and 360Learning, and the company reports serving customers in more than 50 countries.
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HCM Deck
HCM Deck was founded in 2016 in Kraków by Szymon Janicki and Rafał Nieśluchowski. The company offers a cloud-based employee development platform covering learning, communications, and feedback, serving enterprise clients such as Rossmann, Leroy Merlin, Decathlon, and Allianz. It raised a total of roughly $4M, including a 2019 round led by mAccelerator (mBank's VC fund) with co-investment from Innovation Nest.
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Heartcore Capital
Heartcore Capital is a Copenhagen-headquartered early-stage venture firm founded in 2007 as Sunstone Technology Ventures and rebranded to Heartcore in 2019 around a consumer-first thesis. Operating from Copenhagen, Berlin, Paris and London, it backs European founders from inception through Series A, deploying €250K–€6M as first institutional capital, and has become one of Europe's highest-ranked seed and Series A investors. Across five early-stage funds, two growth vehicles and a Web3 fund, Heartcore manages roughly €800M; Fund V closed at €170M in December 2024, signalling a broadening from pure consumer into AI and software infrastructure, climate tech and synthetic biology while retaining consumer and travel exposure. The firm's track record includes Tink (acquired by Visa for €1.8bn, 2022), Peakon (Workday, ~$700M, 2021), Trustpilot (LSE IPO, 2021), Boozt (Nasdaq Stockholm, 2017) and Kaia Health (Sword Health, 2026), with a portfolio spanning GetYourGuide, TravelPerk, Podimo, Natural Cycles and Vivino. The partnership is led by co-founders Jimmy Fussing Nielsen and Christian Lindegaard Jepsen alongside Max Niederhofer (Berlin) and Yacine Ghalim (Paris).
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Helio.ai
Helio.ai is an AI-powered recruiting platform from Tbilisi focused on automating candidate screening and improving hiring quality. The product combines ATS workflows, multilingual CV matching, and behavioral assessment tools to help teams make faster, less biased hiring decisions. The company has expanded across regional markets with backing from Georgian and international investors.
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Henchman
Henchman is a Belgian legal tech company based in Ghent, founded in 2020 by Gilles Mattelin, Jorn Vanysacker and Wouter Van Respaille. Its software connects to a law firm's or legal team's document management system and enriches that internal data so lawyers can draft contracts faster by surfacing and reusing clauses and definitions from their own past documents. The company served law firms and in-house legal teams across Europe and the United States. In June 2024 LexisNexis Legal & Professional (part of RELX) announced an agreement to acquire Henchman, completing the acquisition later in 2024.
