Funded Professional Services Startups in Germany
Among the 11 most recent disclosed rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Rightmart Group’s $31M (2023-07-13).
Among the 11 most recent disclosed rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Rightmart Group’s $31M (2023-07-13). That level sits far above the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table: $12M (Metergrid, 2026-01-29) and $9M (LawX, 2026-05-18), while most other disclosed figures cluster at $3M or below (Crafthunt $3M on 2024-06-04; Autovio $3M on 2022-08-23; Cura Terrae $100K on 2022-03-22).
Geographically, Berlin is over-represented: 4 of the 11 entries are Berlin-based (LawX 2026-05-18; Jurafuchs 2025-12-18; FINE Legal; Bayes Esports Solutions), compared with single entries in other cities (e.g., Stuttgart for Metergrid, Munich for Crafthunt, Bremen for Rightmart Group). Temporally, the span runs from 2022-03-22 (Cura Terrae) to 2026-05-18 (LawX). Stage disclosures are uneven, with 4 of 11 rows showing “undisclosed” amounts (FINE Legal, Bayes Esports Solutions, Etalytics, moveXM) and 1 row labeled “Series Unknown” (Jurafuchs, $590K on 2025-12-18).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed professional-services round here, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Rightmart Group’s $31M (2023-07-13) is the top disclosed amount in this list and dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds: $12M (Metergrid, 2026-01-29) and $9M (LawX, 2026-05-18). Most remaining disclosed figures are at $3M or below, with Cura Terrae’s $100K (2022-03-22) as a low outlier.
Do specific cities concentrate more deals than others in this Germany-focused set?
Berlin appears repeatedly: 4 of 11 entries are Berlin-based (LawX 2026-05-18 $9M; Jurafuchs 2025-12-18 $590K; FINE Legal with undisclosed amount on 2023-07-05; Bayes Esports Solutions with undisclosed amount on 2023-02-06). Outside Berlin, the table shows single-city representation such as Stuttgart (Metergrid, 2026-01-29 $12M) and Munich (Crafthunt, 2024-06-04 $3M).
Which entries fall at the most recent end of the timeline shown, and how are amounts distributed there?
The most recent date in the rows is 2026-05-18 (LawX, Seed, $9M). In the subsequent 2026 entry, Metergrid closed on 2026-01-29 (Series A, $12M), so the top of the range in 2026 is concentrated in the $9M–$12M band, with no “undisclosed” amounts in those two rows.
How much of the funding here is missing disclosed amounts, and does that affect which comparisons are reliable?
4 of the 11 rows have “undisclosed” amounts (FINE Legal on 2023-07-05; Bayes Esports Solutions on 2023-02-06; Etalytics on 2022-12-19; moveXM on 2022-08-15). Separately, one row is labeled “Series Unknown” (Jurafuchs, $590K on 2025-12-18), so disclosed-size comparisons rely on the remaining 6 disclosed-dollar rows.
Is there a clear stage mix pattern, or are stages highly fragmented across these 11 entries?
Stages are fragmented: Seed appears in multiple rows (LawX 2026-05-18; Crafthunt 2024-06-04; Etalytics 2022-12-19; Autovio 2022-08-23), while larger disclosed checks skew toward named later stages (Rightmart Group is Series B with $31M on 2023-07-13; Metergrid is Series A with $12M on 2026-01-29). There are also distinct labels like Pre-Seed (FINE Legal, undisclosed on 2023-07-05) and a Private Equity row (Cura Terrae, $100K on 2022-03-22).
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