Funded Education Startups in Netherlands
Disclosed deal sizes in this Netherlands education set cluster heavily between $1M and $30M, with one clear outlier: StuDocu’s $50M round dated 2021-05-10.
Disclosed deal sizes in this Netherlands education set cluster heavily between $1M and $30M, with one clear outlier: StuDocu’s $50M round dated 2021-05-10. The next-highest disclosed amounts are $38M (Lepaya, 2023-09-21) and $30M (StudyTube, 2022-02-03), while several recent entries sit near the floor of disclosed values, including ClickDrive’s $850K (2025-05-01) and Uni-Life’s $300K (2022-03-02).
Geographically, the concentration is strongly Amsterdam-based across multiple stages: Naq (2025-09-08) and TAP (2025-01-13) are the exceptions (Den Haag and Amsterdam respectively), but most of the remaining entries list Amsterdam (e.g., Incision 2023-11-01 $7M; Lepaya 2023-09-21 $38M; Archipel Academy 2022-06-14 $14M in Zaltbommel). Temporally, the displayed rounds span 2021-05-10 (StuDocu) through 2025-09-08 (Naq), with a multi-entry mid-2023 window (June–October 2023) featuring several Amsterdam rounds such as Nxus ($160K, 2023-06-07) and The Selection Lab ($1M, 2023-10-11). Stage labeling is mixed: 4 of 15 rows are “Series Unknown” (TAP, Lepaya, Nxus, Anywyse), and 2 of 15 are “undisclosed” amounts (Anywyse on 2023-05-11; Teach ’n Go on 2022-09-01).
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Frequently asked
Which single disclosed round is largest in this Netherlands education list, and how does it compare to the rest?
StuDocu’s disclosed $50M round (2021-05-10) is the largest amount shown. It’s above the next-largest disclosed amounts, $38M for Lepaya (2023-09-21) and $30M for StudyTube (2022-02-03), making it an outlier relative to the bulk of $1M–$14M rounds such as Naq’s $7M (2025-09-08) and Archipel Academy’s $14M (2022-06-14).
Are there noticeable city concentrations in the dataset, or are deals evenly spread across the Netherlands?
Amsterdam is the dominant city across this slice, with multiple entries in Amsterdam across years and stages (e.g., Incision $7M on 2023-11-01; Lepaya $38M on 2023-09-21; StudyTube $30M on 2022-02-03). The other locations are limited and stand out as exceptions: Naq lists Den Haag (2025-09-08 $7M), and Archipel Academy lists Zaltbommel (2022-06-14 $14M).
Do any clusters appear in time among these rounds?
Yes, there is a dense cluster in mid-to-late 2023: Nxus closes on 2023-06-07 ($160K), Anywyse on 2023-05-11 is undisclosed, The Selection Lab closes on 2023-10-11 ($1M), and Incision closes later on 2023-11-01 ($7M). This June–November 2023 span includes multiple Amsterdam-listed deals across widely different disclosed sizes ($160K up to $38M for Lepaya on 2023-09-21).
How does the stage mix look, and do “Series Unknown” or amount-undisclosed entries materially affect interpretation?
Stage labels are not uniform: 4 of 15 rows are marked “Series Unknown” (TAP 2025-01-13; Lepaya 2023-09-21; Nxus 2023-06-07; Anywyse 2023-05-11). Separately, 2 of 15 rows have “undisclosed” amounts (Anywyse 2023-05-11 and Teach ’n Go 2022-09-01), which limits how confidently the largest/smallest comparisons can be made beyond disclosed amounts.
Which entries sit at the low end of disclosed amounts, and do they appear in the most recent part of the timeline?
The smallest disclosed amount in the rows shown is $160K for Nxus on 2023-06-07. Low disclosed values also appear among later rounds, including ClickDrive at $850K (2025-05-01) and JetLearn at $1M (2022-07-12), suggesting both newer and mid-window deals include sub-$1M to ~$1M checks rather than only large rounds.
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