ALEIA, a Paris, France-based provider of an AI SaaS platform, raised €8 million - €2 million in equity and €6 million non-dilutive - in a seed round in 2021. The round was led by European technology investors such as Charles Beigbeder, Raphaël Auphan, Ludovic Bodin, AI Fund from Germany and …

Cal.com, San Francisco, California-based company behind an open-source scheduling platform and Calendly alternative, raised $25 million in Series A funding and launched what it calls a “temporary app store” to allow developers to bring their apps to Cal The planning infrastructure of .com. The round was led by venture capital …

Material Exchange, a Stockholm, Sweden-based B2B SaaS-enabled marketplace for the apparel and footwear industry, raised €25 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Molten Ventures, along with the continued support of previous seed investors including Partech, Inventure, Norrsken, Lyra, and Day One Capital. This new investment will …

Paylode, a Miami, Florida-based SaaS Platform powering the Ancillary Partnerships Economy, raised $2.5 Million in a Seed round. The round was led by Susa Ventures and Struck Capital. Company: Paylode Inc. Raised: $2.5M Round: Seed Round Funding Month: March 2022 Lead Investors: Susa Ventures and Struck Capital. Additional Investors: Company …

FlapKap, an Egypt-based startup revolutionizing e-commerce and SaaS growth in the MEA region, announced its launch and successful completion of $1.2 million in funding. The funding was led by A15, the leading MENA venture capital firm and one of the region’s most prominent backers of early-stage startups. FlapKap is currently …

Zevoy, an Espoo, Finland-based all-in-one expense management company that offers an all-in-one solution to overcome a fragmented expense management system, raised €15 million in a Series A funding. The round was led by a Nordic VC firm Blossom Capital. Helsinki-based VC & PE firm Maki.vc and Stockholm-based firm Brightly Ventures …

Inssent, a Beijing-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider, announced that it completed a Series A+ round of financing garnering tens of millions of yuan. The round was led by Poly Capital, followed by equity management platform Carta. Inssent will allocate the fresh funds to further improve its products and services. It will …