Startup directory in Europe
Browse startup organisations across Europe. Each entry links to its country, city, and sector pages.
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ClimateCamp
Antwerp-based platform for Scope 3 supply-chain emissions management that helps companies measure, report, and reduce indirect carbon emissions through collaborative supplier engagement. Focuses on the Food & Beverages sector. 800+ companies share sustainability data through the platform. Raised €3.5M seed led by Expon Capital.
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Climeworks
Climeworks is one of Europe's most important climate-tech companies because it is building commercial direct air capture systems that remove carbon dioxide from ambient air. The company operates in a category that sits beyond emissions reduction alone: carbon removal infrastructure intended to address legacy emissions and hard-to-abate sectors. Its plants use modular collectors and specialized filters to capture CO2, after which the gas can be permanently stored or used in industrial processes. That combination of chemical engineering, energy systems, project execution, and long-term offtake sales makes Climeworks a very different kind of startup from software-led climate businesses. It is a capital-intensive industrial platform that depends on trust, scientific credibility, and customer willingness to commit to the future carbon-removal market. In the European ecosystem, Climeworks matters not only for its own category leadership, but also because it shows that globally significant climate infrastructure can be conceived, financed, and scaled from Europe. It serves as a benchmark for founders and investors interested in hard-tech and climate infrastructure companies where the technical ambition, funding requirements, and operational complexity are far greater than in conventional SaaS.
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Clinical Trials Information Network
Clinical Trials Information Network, founded in 2023 and headquartered in Warsaw, operates ClinicalTrials.eu, a patient-focused platform that makes clinical trial information across Europe more accessible. It aggregates publicly available data from international trial registries, academic centres, national regulators and commercial sponsors, letting users search trials by disease, drug name or location and access structured patient materials.
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CloudCart
CloudCart is a Bulgarian ecommerce-as-a-service platform founded in 2016 by brothers Nikolay and Peter Iliev. The platform enables merchants to build, manage, and scale online stores with built-in marketing automation, multichannel sales tools, and integrated payment and shipping support. CloudCart is backed by Vitosha Venture Partners and reported approximately $3.6 million in annual revenue with over 1,100 merchant customers in 2024. The platform expanded into Romania in 2023.
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Cloudly Studio
Cloudly Studio is a Warsaw-based 3D visualisation studio specialising in interactive product experiences for laboratory equipment and industrial manufacturers. The company helps B2B sales teams replace static catalogues and physical samples with photorealistic 3D configurators and animations, letting buyers explore complex technical products in detail before purchase. Cloudly Studio serves manufacturers who sell capital equipment with long sales cycles — sectors where accurate visual communication significantly shortens the buying process and reduces costly physical demo logistics.
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Cloudsmith
Cloud-native artifact and package management platform providing a single source of truth for packages, containers and ML models across 30+ formats, with supply-chain security and global edge distribution. Founded 2016.
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CloudTalk
CloudTalk is next-generation call center software built for modern customer support and sales teams. The platform integrates deeply with tools like Salesforce and HubSpot and layers AI-driven analytics on top of every conversation to improve agent performance and sentiment tracking. By 2026, CloudTalk has raised a significant Series B and serves global ecommerce and tech support teams, making it one of Slovakia’s most visible SaaS exports.
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Cobee
Cobee is a Madrid-based digital employee benefits and flexible compensation platform that lets companies offer and employees manage benefits such as meal vouchers, training, health and life insurance, wellbeing and discounts through a single app and card. The company expanded beyond Spain into Portugal and Mexico, serving over 1,500 clients. In 2024 global employee-benefits company Pluxee acquired Cobee, which continues to operate as part of the Pluxee group.
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Cocon
Free French collaborative platform for organising interior-design and home-renovation projects. It centralises inspiration images, product selections with prices, room-by-room budget tracking and delivery management in one place — replacing the usual scatter of Pinterest boards, spreadsheets and chat threads — and lets users share the workspace with a partner or artisan.
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Codacy
Automated code-quality and security platform (static analysis, SAST, secret and dependency scanning, AI guardrails) supporting 40+ languages; used by 15,000+ organizations. Founded 2012.
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Cognigy
Cognigy is a Düsseldorf-based conversational AI company founded in 2016 that builds an enterprise platform for AI agents and voice and chat automation, letting large organisations handle customer service across phone, chat and messaging channels. Its low-code platform integrates with contact-centre systems and large language models. In 2025 Cognigy was acquired by the customer-experience software company NiCE.
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Cognite
Cognite is an industrial software company focused on turning fragmented operational data into usable, contextualized infrastructure for heavy industry. Its flagship platform, Cognite Data Fusion, connects information from sensors, historians, engineering systems, and industrial applications so operators can build a unified view of assets such as factories, power systems, and offshore installations. That is important because many large industrial businesses still run on disconnected legacy systems that make analytics, automation, and AI deployment slow and expensive. Cognite's value is not simply storing more data in the cloud, but making industrial data understandable enough to support digital twins, predictive maintenance, operational optimization, and safer decision-making. In the European ecosystem, Cognite represents the software layer of industrial modernization, sitting close to sectors like energy, manufacturing, and infrastructure rather than office-centric SaaS. It is therefore a strong complement to climate and industrial hardware companies already in the directory. For founders and investors, Cognite is a useful example of how enterprise software can scale by solving deep system-integration problems in high-stakes physical industries.
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Coinify
Coinify is a Copenhagen-based crypto payments and trading company, legally Coinify ApS, whose management team has worked with virtual currencies since 2014. It helps merchants accept crypto payments with a financially compliant, easy-to-implement solution across 180 markets. Its products include trade and payment solutions, corporate trading, and an OTC broker service (Coinify+) for individuals, merchants, and corporate traders. The company has secured a MiCA licence under the EU's crypto-asset regulation framework.
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Colendi
Fintech ecosystem providing AI-driven credit scoring, micro-credit, BNPL and investment services to consumers, plus B2B Banking-as-a-Service infrastructure for third parties.
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Collibra
Collibra is a Brussels-founded data intelligence company that became one of Europe's most important enterprise software success stories by focusing on data governance, cataloging, lineage, and trust. Its software helps large organizations understand what data they have, where it came from, who owns it, and whether it can be safely used for analytics, compliance, and AI systems. That function has become significantly more important as companies face growing regulatory pressure around privacy, AI accountability, and internal data quality. Collibra operates in the layer beneath many other modern software workflows: before a company can run serious analytics or train advanced models, it needs confidence in the underlying data estate. That makes the business strategically important to data-heavy industries such as finance, healthcare, and industrial technology. In the European ecosystem, Collibra stands out because it turned a difficult, top-down enterprise problem into a large software platform category. It is a useful addition to the directory because it represents the governance backbone that increasingly underpins other ambitious AI and data companies.
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Colossyan
Colossyan is a Budapest-based generative AI company focused on turning written scripts into professional video content with AI avatars. Its core value proposition is practical enterprise video production rather than entertainment-first experimentation: teams in learning and development, internal communications, sales enablement, and customer education can produce multilingual training or explainer videos in minutes instead of coordinating studios, cameras, actors, and editing workflows. The platform supports scene composition, localization, voice selection, and collaboration features that fit recurring corporate publishing processes, which gives it a stronger operational use case than many general-purpose GenAI tools. In the European context, Colossyan represents the application layer of the region's growing creator-infrastructure stack, especially across Central and Eastern Europe where strong engineering talent has translated into globally relevant AI products. Its positioning also complements audio-first AI companies by handling the visual delivery side of synthetic media. That makes Colossyan a useful addition to the directory because it shows how CEE startups are not only building foundational models, but also creating workflow software that helps enterprises deploy AI in everyday business functions.
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Colvin
Colvin is a direct-to-consumer flowers and plants marketplace that sources fresh-cut flowers directly from growers and ships them to customers across Spain, Germany and Italy, offering curated bouquets and gifting with shorter supply chains than traditional florists.
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Comand AI
Comand AI is a Paris-based defence-tech startup founded in 2023 that builds AI software to support military command and decision-making. Its product, Prevail, helps command-centre officers plan and execute manoeuvres under time and resource constraints, using AI simulations and analysis of operational data to speed up planning. CEO and co-founder Loïc Mougeolle previously spent nearly a decade at Naval Group, and the team includes people from companies such as Palantir and OpenAI as well as the French armed forces. The company raised 8.5M euro in seed funding in December 2024 led by Eurazeo, and has worked with the French and German militaries.
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Combo
Combo (formerly Snapshift) is a Paris-based HR software company for deskless workforces in hospitality, retail, food service, and other frontline industries. Its platform covers staff scheduling and time tracking, leave management, digital time clocks, contract generation with electronic signatures, HR dashboards, and payroll preparation exports. Combo reports more than 10,000 companies and 150,000 employees using the platform daily, and it operates from offices in Paris and Madrid.
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Commsignia
Commsignia is a Budapest-based V2X (vehicle-to-everything) communications company that builds the hardware, stacks, and testing tools that let cars, road infrastructure, and roadside units talk to each other using ITS-G5 and C-V2X standards — the technology layer that sits underneath cooperative driving, smart intersections, and safety-critical traffic use cases. The company sells DSRC/C-V2X OBUs and RSUs, a protocol stack used by automotive tier-ones, and a conformance-testing toolset that has become one of the most widely adopted quality-assurance environments for V2X implementations globally. Commsignia has partnered with major automotive players, smart-city deployments, and government road-safety programs in Europe and the US, and is one of the most internationally respected examples of a niche but strategically important European deep-tech company built entirely from Hungary. It pairs naturally with AImotive as the 'cars that see each other' half of the autonomy stack.
