Rig.dev Raises €2 Million in Pre-Seed Round

by Kay Aloha Villamor in September 6th, 2023

Rig.dev, an Aarhus, Denmark-based open-source platform built on top of Kubernetes, raised €2 million in pre-seed funding.

SaaS Investors

The investment was from VC funds byFounders, Dreamcraft, and NP-Hard Ventures, as well as several smaller venture funds and business angels.

Founded in 2017, byFounders is a venture capital firm based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The firm seeks to invest in early-stage software-driven companies with a geographic interest in the Nordics and Baltics region.

Dreamcraft is a venture capital firm based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Founded in 2014, The firm invests in European tech-driven companies from pre-seed to series A.

NP-Hard Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Founded in 2021, the firm seeks to invest in companies operating in the software, cloud management, construction application programming interfaces, and industrial automation sectors.

Rig.dev Use of Funds

The funding will be used to scale the team, further develop the product, and begin commercialization. The investment was led by VC funds byFounders, Dreamcraft, and NP-Hard Ventures, along with smaller venture funds and business angels.

About Rig.dev

Rig.dev offers an open-source application platform for Kubernetes. The company aims to build a global platform that simplifies software development for the cloud by offering an open-source platform that helps developers build scalable backends and cloud infrastructure more efficiently. Rig.dev's platform is built on top of Kubernetes, a platform widely used for building scalable applications, and aims to set a new standard for software infrastructure that can scale to millions of users. 

Funding Details

Company: Rig.dev

Raised: €2.0M

Round: Pre-Seed Round

Funding Month: September 2023

Lead Investors: byFounders, Dreamcraft and NP-Hard Ventures

Additional Investors:

Company Website: https://rig.dev/ 

Software Category: Open-source Application Platform for Kubernetes

Source: Nicolai Sabro Hansen, Press Consultant

 

 

 


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