B2B SaaS startup ecosystem
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Trickest
Trickest is an offensive security automation platform built for bug bounty hunters, penetration testers, and enterprise SecOps teams. Founded in 2020 by Nenad Zaric — a former top-ranked HackerOne researcher with credits at Uber, PayPal, and Snapchat — and Mihailo Tomic, the platform provides a visual workflow builder and a large library of tool nodes for attack surface mapping, vulnerability scanning, and automated recon. Teams can compose, share, and run complex security workflows without custom scripting. Trickest raised a €1.4M seed round backed by Credo Ventures and Earlybird Digital East, with angel investors including UiPath's Daniel Dines.
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Typeform
Typeform is a Barcelona-based no-code SaaS platform for building conversational forms, surveys, quizzes, and data-capture experiences with a distinctive one-question-at-a-time UX that consistently outperforms traditional forms on completion rates. Founded in 2012 by David Okuniev and Robert Muñoz, it serves 130,000+ customers and generates over $141M in annual revenue. The platform integrates with Slack, Salesforce, HubSpot, and 500+ tools. Backed by General Atlantic, Sofina, Connect Ventures, and Index Ventures with 720+ employees globally, Typeform is valued at ~€935M and continues operating as an independent product with active development in 2026.
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Vastpoint Ventures
A €18M debut seed-stage venture fund launched in 2025 and backed by the Polish Development Fund, focused on B2B software, AI and techbio. Co-founded by Aleksandra Pedraszewska (an early ElevenLabs employee), Karolina Kukielka and Zuzanna Brzosko, it invests €500K–€750K in Polish founders building globally.
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Vekia
Vekia is a Lille-based supply chain AI company whose platform forecasts demand, inventory, and logistics operations, generating AI-driven purchase and replenishment proposals prioritized to simplify day-to-day decisions. Its shortage management features give retailers and distributors a global view of stock levels with proactive stockout alerts, and the platform integrates with existing ERP systems to feed optimized order proposals directly into them. Legally a societe par actions simplifiees, Vekia is led by president Manuel Davy.
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VentureVilla
Established 2016. 100-day accelerator for web and software startups with intensive coaching, mentoring, and free workspace. Focus on B2B software with SaaS and fintech alumni. Support: mentorship, coworking, investor connections. Scope: Regional (Northern Germany).
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Voize
Berlin-based AI companion for nurses and care workers that listens as staff speak care notes aloud and instantly converts speech into structured EHR records, giving clinicians back up to 30% of their shift. Deployed at 1,500+ care facilities across Germany serving 100,000+ nurses. Raised €43M Series A led by Balderton Capital.
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Wakeo
Wakeo is a Paris-based supply chain visibility company offering an AI-powered platform for shippers, freight forwarders, and carriers. Its products include real-time multimodal shipment tracking with predictive ETAs across sea, air, road, rail and parcel, a Trusted Routes tool for disruption alerts and route risk scoring, intelligent analytics on carrier performance, and a carbon footprint calculator for transport emissions. Customers cited on its site include Air Liquide, Corteva, Clasquin, and Fracht. Wakeo went through the Techstars Paris accelerator program in its first cohort and counts 50 Partners among its backers.
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Whatagraph
Whatagraph is a Lithuanian marketing-reporting SaaS company offering a data hub to store, clean and transform marketing data, plus automated reporting for agencies, e-commerce teams and multi-location operators. Its product line includes an MCP integration to connect Whatagraph to AI tools and an early-access 'IQ Agents' feature for marketing intelligence.
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Whereby
Whereby is an Oslo-based video communication platform founded in 2013 (originally as appear.in inside Telenor). It offers browser-based video meetings requiring no downloads or guest logins, and a developer-facing Whereby Embedded API for adding video calling to third-party products. GDPR-compliant and ISO 27001 certified, the platform supports healthcare, telehealth and education use cases. The company raised $12 million in Series A funding from Point Nine and SaaStr in 2021 and saw a 450% user surge during the pandemic, with adoption across 150 countries.
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Will Prendergast
Co-founding Partner of Frontline Ventures, the Dublin and London seed fund backing B2B software companies building across the Atlantic. He has invested across the firm's seed portfolio since 2012 and supports European founders on US go-to-market strategy.
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William McQuillan
Co-founding Partner of Frontline Ventures, focused on B2B software and enterprise AI. A frequent writer and podcaster on venture capital, he has helped build Frontline's transatlantic platform and its dedicated US expansion programme for European founders.
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Wizata
Wizata is a Belgian industrial-AI company offering a platform for real-time insights and closed-loop automation across manufacturing processes in industries such as steel, cement, mining, food and beverage, and chemicals. It reports connecting more than 100 plants and 1,000+ assets globally, with clients citing improvements in quality, energy consumption, equipment efficiency and yield.
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Wordsmith
Edinburgh-based legal AI platform designed for in-house legal teams that captures, triages, resolves, and records every legal request from the business with AI assistance. Serves 500+ companies including BT, Financial Times, and Canva. Raised £52M ($70M) Series B from Highland Europe and Index Ventures in June 2026.
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Workable
Workable is an Athens-founded HR and recruiting platform that helps companies source, evaluate, and hire candidates through an integrated applicant tracking system, AI-powered sourcing, and structured interview workflows. The platform serves over 27,000 companies and has expanded from recruitment into broader HR operations including onboarding, time tracking, and employee management. Founded in 2012, Workable has raised over $100 million and built a globally competitive product from Greece, making it one of the country's most prominent B2B SaaS exports and a demonstration that world-class HR technology can originate outside traditional tech hubs.
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WorkFlex
WorkFlex is a travel compliance automation platform that helps companies manage international employee mobility, including workations, business trips, and work-from-abroad arrangements. Its software assesses cross-border compliance risks such as tax, labour law, and social security, and automates the related paperwork, handling A1 certificates, visas, posted-worker declarations, and tax requirements. Employers use it to track and approve temporary remote work from abroad while staying compliant. The company was founded in 2022 by Patrick Koch and Pieter Manden, the latter a tax lawyer who previously led PwC's remote work compliance function. WorkFlex is headquartered in Amsterdam.
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Workhuman
Workhuman operates a cloud-based employee recognition and continuous performance management platform used by over 7.5 million employees across 180 countries. Founded as Globoforce in Dublin in 1999 and rebranded in 2019, the company enables peer-to-peer recognition moments that drive engagement, culture, and retention at enterprise scale. Headquartered in both Dublin and Massachusetts, Workhuman employs over 600 staff in Ireland and has attained unicorn status, with clients including LinkedIn, Cisco, and Procter & Gamble.
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YData
YData is a Portuguese data-quality and synthetic-data company offering a Fabric platform with a data catalog, synthetic-data generation and data pipelines, alongside an open-source YData SDK (including the ydata-profiling library). It serves financial services, telecommunications, healthcare and retail customers and has been recognized as a leading synthetic-data vendor in industry benchmarks.
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Zoe Chambers
Partner at Frontline Ventures based in London, investing in early-stage B2B software and developer-focused founders across Europe. She is a prominent voice on seed-stage venture and supports portfolio companies through their first scaling phase.
