Funded Software Startups in Denmark
Among the 12 most recent software funding entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Superb’s $15M on 2021-06-08; every other disclosed amount in the li…
Among the 12 most recent software funding entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Superb’s $15M on 2021-06-08; every other disclosed amount in the list is $4M or below, with no other disclosed round surpassing the $4M level (including Hakio $4M on 2024-02-21 and PhaseTree $3M on 2025-03-07). Amount disclosure is also uneven: 5 of the 12 rows are “undisclosed,” including Enterspeed (2026-04-22) and Reversio (2025-03-05), which limits direct comparisons across the most recent dates.
Geographically, the list clusters in Copenhagen (Søborg is also within the Copenhagen/ Hovedstaden grouping here) and Aarhus: Copenhagen-based companies include PhaseTree (2025-03-07), Reversio (2025-03-05), Humani (2023-03-22), HelloFlow (2021-07-28), Layerise (2021-06-23), and Superb (2021-06-08), while Aarhus-based companies include PICit (2024-08-09), Hakio (2024-02-21), Holdbar (2024-02-09), and Scanmarket (2022-06-02). Temporally, the rounds span 2021-06-08 to the most recent 2026-04-22, with a concentration around early 2024 (Hakio 2024-02-21; Holdbar 2024-02-09) and March 2025 (PhaseTree 2025-03-07; Reversio 2025-03-05).
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Frequently asked
What stands out on deal size, and how does the largest disclosed round compare to the rest of the software list?
Superb’s $15M (2021-06-08) is the only disclosed round above $4M; the next-highest disclosed amounts are $4M for both Hakio (2024-02-21) and Holdbar (2024-02-09), with PhaseTree at $3M (2025-03-07) and smaller disclosed rounds like $2M (Humani 2023-03-22; HelloFlow 2021-07-28).
How concentrated are the most recent financings in time, and which entries fall closest to the top of the date range?
Within roughly the latest two calendar years shown, the list includes Enterspeed (undisclosed, 2026-04-22), PhaseTree ($3M, 2025-03-07), and Reversio (undisclosed, 2025-03-05), plus PICit (undisclosed, 2024-08-09) and two February 2024 rounds: Hakio ($4M, 2024-02-21) and Holdbar ($4M, 2024-02-09).
Are there city-level patterns, or are the companies spread evenly across Denmark?
Copenhagen/Hovedstaden companies are more frequent in the rows: PhaseTree (Søborg) on 2025-03-07, Reversio on 2025-03-05, Humani (2023-03-22), HelloFlow (2021-07-28), Layerise (2021-06-23), and Superb (2021-06-08) all cluster around Copenhagen. Aarhus appears repeatedly too via PICit (2024-08-09), Hakio (2024-02-21), Holdbar (2024-02-09), and Scanmarket (2022-06-02).
What does the stage mix look like among disclosed vs undisclosed rounds?
Undisclosure is common: 5 of 12 rows show “undisclosed,” including Enterspeed (2026-04-22), Reversio (2025-03-05), PICit (2024-08-09), and Scanmarket (2022-06-02). Disclosed amounts often align with Seed and early-stage labels in this slice (e.g., Hakio Seed $4M on 2024-02-21; Holdbar Seed $4M on 2024-02-09; Humani Pre-Seed $2M on 2023-03-22).
Which entries are likely outliers for analysis because of either disclosed amount gaps or special round labeling?
For amount-based outliers, Superb’s $15M (2021-06-08) dwarfs the rest of the disclosed values that stay at $4M or below. For label-based outliers, DecideAct’s “Post-IPO Equity” is the only row with that round classification in the list (dated 2022-08-15 at $890K), sitting below several Seed/pre-seed disclosed rounds like Humani $2M (2023-03-22) and HelloFlow $2M (2021-07-28).
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