Funded Software Startups in Germany
Disclosed funding amounts in this Germany software list show a clear size outlier: Forto’s $250M Series D on 2022-03-07 dwarfs the next-largest disclosed r…
Disclosed funding amounts in this Germany software list show a clear size outlier: Forto’s $250M Series D on 2022-03-07 dwarfs the next-largest disclosed round, Sport Alliance’s $109M on 2023-11-27, with most other disclosed rounds clustered far below $50M (e.g., Plancraft $45M on 2025-08-13; Lanes & Planes $35M on 2023-10-16). The page also reflects reporting gaps: 19 of 50 entries are “undisclosed” and another 3 of 50 are labeled “Series Unknown,” so disclosed amounts are not consistently available across the most recent years.
Temporal and geography patterns are visible. Rounds span 2020-06-15 (Zenloop) through 2026-05-22 (Everstride), and a mid-2024 cluster appears around June 2024 (Restate $7M on 2024-06-10; Cirql One $6M was later in 2026, while multiple 2024 entries land between 2024-06-18 and 2024-06-25 with at least one disclosed round). Berlin shows repeated presence (e.g., n8n.io on 2026-05-12, Climatiq $12M on 2025-06-25, Mercanis $20M on 2025-06-18, Mediaire $13M on 2024-11-13).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Germany software set, and how does it compare to the rest?
Forto’s $250M Series D (2022-03-07) is the only disclosed round in the $200M range; the next-largest disclosed amount is Sport Alliance’s $109M (2023-11-27). Several other disclosed rounds sit well below $50M, such as Plancraft $45M (2025-08-13) and Lanes & Planes $35M (2023-10-16).
Do the most recent entries concentrate into a narrow time window?
Yes, the top of the list is densely packed: five rounds with the latest dates fall between 2026-04-16 (Beglaubigt.de $3M) and 2026-05-22 (Everstride $10K). Additional clustering appears around 2025-06, with disclosed rounds like Mercanis $20M (2025-06-18) and Climatiq $12M (2025-06-25).
Which entries look like outliers on the low end of disclosed funding?
The smallest disclosed amounts shown are $10K (Everstride, 2026-05-22) and multiple $100K rounds (Procuros, 2022-03-07; Retamo, 2021-09-13). That low end contrasts sharply with the $250M outlier at Forto (2022-03-07).
Are Berlin-based companies over-represented compared with other cities in this list?
Berlin appears repeatedly across disclosed and undisclosed rounds, including n8n.io (2026-05-12, undisclosed), Climatiq $12M (2025-06-25), Mercanis $20M (2025-06-18), Mediaire $13M (2024-11-13), eco.mio (2024-06-18, undisclosed), and Restate $7M (2024-06-10). Other cities (e.g., Munich, Hamburg, Düsseldorf) recur too, but Berlin is the most consistently repeated location in the shown rows.
How should stage reporting be interpreted here, given missing or unspecified disclosures?
Stage and amount information is uneven: 19 of 50 rows list “undisclosed” amounts, and 3 of 50 use “Series Unknown” for the round type. Even within disclosed rounds, stage labels vary from Pre-Seed (e.g., Replacer $270K on 2026-01-12) through Series D (Forto $250M on 2022-03-07), so comparisons across companies should prioritize disclosed amounts and explicit stage labels when possible.
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