SaaS startup ecosystem
Software-as-a-service is a cornerstone of European B2B tech. From process mining in Munich to HR platforms in Dublin, European SaaS companies compete globally with strong unit economics and increasingly efficient go-to-market strategies. The Nordics and DACH region are particularly strong. We track 453 organisations in this sector across 6+ countries.
Showing 261–280 of 453SaaS
Countries in this sector
SaaS results
Mews
Mews is a cloud-native property management system built to replace legacy hotel software with an API-first platform. It powers hotel operations from booking and pricing to payments and guest communications, enabling chains to modernize at speed. By 2026, Mews is aggressively acquiring smaller travel-tech vendors and expanding global enterprise contracts, positioning itself as the default operating system for modern hospitality. The company is a Czech-born unicorn with a strong international footprint and deep Prague engineering roots.
Michael Treskow
Partner at Eight Roads Ventures focused on enterprise software and the consumerisation of enterprise. Previously at Accel in London and Warburg Pincus, he backs European B2B software companies at growth stage.
MicroConf Europe 2026
Curated conference at Harpa for bootstrapped and indie-funded SaaS founders, with around 200 attendees from 30+ countries. Focus on practical growth, profitability and long-term ownership rather than fundraising.
Mindee
Mindee is a Paris-based company providing an AI-driven OCR API for high-precision document data extraction, covering invoices, receipts, passports, resumes, bank statements, and driver's licenses. The platform lets businesses chain pre-processing steps such as splitting, classifying, and cropping documents with extraction in a single API call, and it supports continuous learning with retrieval-augmented generation to handle edge cases over time. Mindee's customers include Spendesk, Lucca, and Indy, and it is available via SDKs, no-code tools, or direct API integration with a 14-day free trial.
Mirakl
Mirakl is a Paris-based enterprise marketplace platform founded in 2012 by Adrien Nussenbaum and Philippe Corrot. The company provides the SaaS technology that enables retailers, manufacturers, and distributors to launch and operate their own online marketplaces, adding third-party sellers alongside their existing product catalogs. Mirakl powers marketplace operations for over 400 enterprise customers including Macy's, Kroger, Carrefour, and Siemens. The company has raised over $800 million, reaching a valuation of $3.5 billion, and is one of France's highest-valued B2B SaaS companies. Mirakl has offices in Paris, London, and Boston, and its platform model reflects the broader shift toward marketplace commerce across enterprise retail.
Mitzu
Warehouse-native product analytics platform that runs directly on data warehouses like Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks, letting teams analyze funnels, retention and usage without moving data or writing SQL.
Musiversal
Musiversal is a Portuguese-founded platform connecting musicians and producers with a curated roster of session musicians for remote recording across instruments including bass, guitar, drums, keys, sax, vocals, violin and more. Customers can book auditioned artists and collaborate on sessions in real time through a subscription-style membership model.
Naboo
Naboo is a Paris-based corporate event and seminar booking platform that lets companies plan offsites and team events through a single system covering venues, accommodation, catering, transportation and team-building activities. Sometimes described as the Booking.com of corporate seminars, it is building a software suite to help finance and procurement teams oversee MICE budgets, including spend tracking, policy compliance and invoicing. Founded in 2022, the company raised a 20 million euro Series A round in early 2025 led by Notion Capital to fund European expansion.
Nauta Capital
Nauta Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2004 with offices in Barcelona, London and Munich that invests in early-stage B2B software companies, emphasising capital-efficient growth. It typically leads rounds and backs European and transatlantic startups building enterprise technology.
Neulogy Ventures
Neulogy Ventures is one of the leading deeptech venture capital funds in Central and Eastern Europe, established in 2014 and operating from Bratislava with a Luxembourg fund structure. It manages €65 million in assets under management across approximately 30 portfolio companies in 10 countries, writing cheques of €200,000–€3 million primarily at Seed and Series A stages. The fund targets mission-driven Slovak and CEE technology companies addressing climate change, healthcare, and industrial automation. Institutional co-investors include the European Investment Fund, Slovak Investment Holding, and Tatra banka.
Nextend.ai
AI platform that lets French SMEs and micro-enterprises respond to public tenders in under an hour, automating DCE analysis and generating full application dossiers including technical proposals, DC1, DC2 and commitment acts.
Nextury Ventures
Nextury Ventures is a venture capital firm and startup incubator founded in 2013 in Vilnius by entrepreneur Ilja Laurs and ICT executive Mindaugas Glodas. Inspired by Silicon Valley models, it builds and invests in early-stage companies in fintech, proptech, sharing economy, e-commerce, and mobile sectors. Since inception it has invested in over 30 companies across multiple European markets, including the UK and US, with cumulative returns of +219% after taxes reported over a five-year period.
NEXUS (Nexus Lab)
NEXUS (Nexus Lab) is a Baku-based climate-aviation software startup attacking one of the least-addressed parts of the flight emissions picture: non-CO2 warming, and in particular contrail-induced radiative forcing, which research suggests contributes roughly as much to aviation's near-term climate impact as its CO2 alone. The team combines atmospheric reanalysis data, probabilistic ice-supersaturation forecasting, and route/altitude optimization to produce flight-level recommendations airlines can apply without material fuel or schedule penalties. Its product is positioned for the European market specifically because of EU ETS and CORSIA-adjacent disclosure regimes that will increasingly price non-CO2 effects as the EU's non-CO2 monitoring rules phase in. Nexus Lab emerged through the 500 Global Eurasia program and is one of the more technically ambitious deep-tech bets to come out of the Azerbaijani ecosystem so far.
Normative
Normative is a Stockholm-based climate-tech company founded in 2014 that provides carbon accounting software, helping companies measure their full greenhouse-gas footprint, including scope 3 supply-chain emissions, and produce science-based reduction plans and regulatory reports. It co-founded the SME Climate Hub together with the United Nations and works with enterprise customers across Europe.
NorthCap
NorthCap (Northcap Partners) is a Copenhagen-based venture capital firm founded in 1999, focused on B2B and B2B2C technology companies across the Nordics, with a particular emphasis on SaaS, cloud computing, and mobile services. The firm invests from seed stage (Denmark only) through growth stage, with ticket sizes ranging from $1 million to $25 million, and draws on more than 100 investments of operational experience to support founders in scaling and internationalization. Notable investments include GAN Integrity and Visiopharm.
Nula.bg
NULA is a Bulgarian business banking and accounting platform, developed by Cloud Tech LTD in Varna, that combines BG IBAN accounts, instant SEPA payments, bulk transfers and cards with automated invoice, expense, payroll and accounting reconciliation in one product. The company holds a PSD2 payment license and includes built-in CRM and OCR-based expense processing. Nula.bg is backed by Vitosha Venture Partners Fund I.
NUMA
NUMA is a storied name in the Paris startup scene – both an accelerator and an innovation hub that traces its origins to one of Europe’s first startup programs. Established in 2011, NUMA evolved from the famed “Le Camping” accelerator (run out of a historic building on Rue du Caire). As an accelerator, NUMA ran 3- to 6-month cohorts for digital startups, providing mentorship, community events, coworking space, and investor demo days. It was particularly influential in France’s early startup boom – alumni include successes like Dataiku (AI platform) and Algolia (search-as-a-service), which both passed through NUMA’s programs. Over time, NUMA expanded its scope beyond acceleration into corporate innovation. It launched NUMA Consulting to help large companies implement startup methodologies, and also opened international outposts (NUMA Bengaluru in India and NUMA New York were launched around 2015–2016). In Paris, NUMA’s space became an “innovation hub” – a vibrant campus hosting events, hackathons, and innovation programs for corporates and the community. NUMA was notable for being a public-private effort initially, supported by the City of Paris and corporates, which helped ignite the French ecosystem a decade ago. By the late 2010s, NUMA transitioned its accelerator model – focusing more on themed open-innovation programs (e.g. for smart cities or AI) rather than general batches. It also partnered with the European Commission on projects to spur startup-corporate collaborations. Though NUMA (the accelerator) concluded its last batch in late 2019, the brand still persists as a hub and network of innovation spaces. The legacy of NUMA is significant: it helped institutionalize French startup support and proved the value of mentorship-driven acceleration in Europe. In ecosystem terms, NUMA stands as a pioneer whose model of combining startup acceleration with corporate and community innovation has been emulated widely.
Nutrium
Nutrium is a Portuguese nutrition-practice software company that builds tools for dietitians and nutrition professionals to manage client care. Its platform pairs a practice-management system for dietitians with a consumer app, and its Nutrium Care product is sold to companies and health plans as an employee nutrition benefit combining technology, dietitians and corporate workshops. The company serves clients internationally alongside its home market of Portugal.
Odoo
Odoo is a Belgian company that develops an open-source, all-in-one suite of business applications covering ERP, CRM, accounting, e-commerce, inventory and project management. Founded by Fabien Pinckaers, it traces its origins to software he began as TinyERP, later OpenERP, before being renamed Odoo. Headquartered in Louvain-la-Neuve, it has grown into a multinational with offices on several continents and a large global customer base. A November 2024 secondary transaction led by CapitalG and Sequoia Capital valued the company at €5 billion, and subsequent reporting in early 2026 put the valuation above €7 billion.
OKlaim
Andorran legaltech platform on the national map of innovative companies, automating litigation case management. It handles document automation and interactive client onboarding at a scale of millions of documents, claiming to cut bureaucratic process by around ninety per cent, and integrates with existing legal databases to support damages claims brought under EU Directive 2014/104/EU, notably Spanish cartel litigation.
