Funded Education Startups in Amsterdam
Across the 12 most recent Amsterdam education rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Lepaya’s $38M (2023-09-21).
Across the 12 most recent Amsterdam education rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Lepaya’s $38M (2023-09-21). That level stands out against other disclosed rounds, which cluster mostly between $1M and $50M, with the next-largest disclosed amounts at $30M (StudyTube, 2022-02-03) and $7M (Incision, 2023-11-01), while one smaller disclosed deal at $160K (Nxus, 2023-06-07) sits far below the rest. The list also shows a tight mid-period cluster: four rounds fall between 2023-09-21 and 2023-11-01 (Lepaya, The Selection Lab, Incision), indicating concentrated activity in late 2023.
Stage and disclosure are uneven. Disclosed amounts appear in 9/12 rows (3 are undisclosed: Anywyse on 2023-05-11 and Teach ’n Go on 2022-09-01; StuDocu’s 2021-05-10 entry is disclosed at $50M but lacks a stage label). “Series Unknown” appears in 2/12 rows (TAP on 2025-01-13 at $1M; Lepaya on 2023-09-21 at $38M), while the rest include Seeds, Pre-Seed, or named Series (Seed: LearnWise AI 2024-11-21 $2M; JetLearn 2022-07-12 $1M; Uni-Life 2022-03-02 $300K; plus other labeled series). Temporally, the rows span 2021-05-10 (StuDocu) through 2025-01-13 (TAP), with the latest round dated 2025-01-13.
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Frequently asked
What is the largest disclosed education round in this Amsterdam list, and is it clearly separated from the rest?
Lepaya’s $38M on 2023-09-21 is the largest disclosed amount shown. It’s notably above the next-largest disclosed rounds of $30M (StudyTube, 2022-02-03) and $7M (Incision, 2023-11-01), while some disclosed deals are far smaller, including Nxus at $160K (2023-06-07).
Do any time windows show clustering among these Amsterdam education rounds?
Yes. Late 2023 concentrates multiple closes: The Selection Lab ($1M, 2023-10-11), Lepaya ($38M, 2023-09-21), and Incision ($7M, 2023-11-01) sit close together, alongside the earlier $1M from LearnWise AI’s Seed in 2024-11-21, creating a visible mid-to-late 2023 burst versus the more spread-out earlier entries starting in 2021.
How concentrated is disclosure, and how often do stages/amounts go unreported?
9 of 12 rows show disclosed amounts, while 2 rows are explicitly “undisclosed” amounts: Anywyse (2023-05-11) and Teach ’n Go (2022-09-01). “Series Unknown” appears in 2/12 rows (TAP on 2025-01-13 at $1M; Lepaya on 2023-09-21 at $38M), and 1/12 row has a blank stage label (StuDocu on 2021-05-10 at $50M).
Which stage types dominate the disclosed rounds in this set?
Seed is the most frequent named stage among the shown rows: LearnWise AI (Seed, 2024-11-21, $2M), The Selection Lab (Seed, 2023-10-11, $1M), JetLearn (Seed, 2022-07-12, $1M), and Uni-Life (Seed, 2022-03-02, $300K). Other labeled stages appear less often (e.g., Incision’s Series B on 2023-11-01 at $7M; StudyTube’s Series B on 2022-02-03 at $30M; Pre-Seed for Teach ’n Go on 2022-09-01).
Are there notable outliers in disclosed amounts worth deeper review?
Several. Nxus at $160K (2023-06-07) is the smallest disclosed amount in the table, while the highest disclosed values—Lepaya at $38M (2023-09-21), StuDocu at $50M (2021-05-10), and StudyTube at $30M (2022-02-03)—sit far above the $1M-scale deals such as TAP ($1M on 2025-01-13) and JetLearn ($1M on 2022-07-12).
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