Startup directory in Europe
Browse startup organisations across Europe. Each entry links to its country, city, and sector pages.
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Gigas
Gigas (Gigas Hosting, S.A.) is a Madrid-area cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity company offering cloud datacenter, VPS, and virtual desktop services, alongside security products such as managed SOC/EDR (g-Cyberprotect), immutable backup, and disaster recovery. It provides certified hosting for SAP Business One and S/4HANA environments and reports serving more than 6,000 global clients, including Walmart, Coca-Cola, and Acciona, with 24/7 technical support in Spanish, Portuguese, and English. The company holds ISO 27001 and is a member of Gaia-X and CISPE.
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Gladia
Gladia is a Paris-based AI company that provides an API platform for real-time and asynchronous speech-to-text transcription and audio intelligence. Its engine supports more than 100 languages and is designed to handle diverse accents and mid-conversation language switching with low latency. The company positions itself as a developer-focused alternative to transcription services from larger cloud providers, serving use cases such as meeting tools, call analytics and media platforms. Gladia raised a $16M Series A in October 2024 led by XAnge to launch its multilingual real-time transcription and analytics engine.
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Glamping Hub
Glamping Hub is a booking platform for glamping and unique outdoor accommodations, launched in 2013 as a resource for sustainable tourism. It lists luxury camping spots and boutique hotels worldwide, including pet-friendly and eco-friendly properties for family vacations, romantic getaways, and solo travel. The company, made up of more than 10 nationalities, operates dual headquarters in Seville, Spain and Denver, Colorado.
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Glorri
Glorri is a Baku-based HR operating system that unifies sourcing, applicant tracking, interview collaboration, offer management, and onboarding inside a single workflow, with an explicit focus on fast-growing teams in the Caucasus and broader CEE region that have outgrown spreadsheets but can't justify seat pricing from Workday or Greenhouse. The product layers company-branded career pages, a candidate CRM, scorecards, and automated stage progressions onto a mobile-first recruiter experience, and connects to local job boards where traditional global ATS vendors have poor coverage. Glorri gained regional visibility through the 500 Global Eurasia accelerator and is notable as one of the first Azerbaijani HR-tech startups trying to serve the entire hiring funnel rather than just the top-of-funnel sourcing problem.
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Glovo
Glovo is a Barcelona-based on-demand delivery platform founded in 2015 by Oscar Pierre and Sacha Michaud. The app enables users to order food, groceries, pharmacy items, and courier services with rapid delivery, operating across more than 25 countries in Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and Africa. In 2022, German delivery giant Delivery Hero acquired a majority stake, valuing Glovo at approximately EUR 2.3 billion. The company has built a strong presence in markets underserved by competitors like Uber Eats and Deliveroo, and has invested heavily in quick-commerce through its own dark stores. Glovo is Spain's most prominent tech unicorn and a key reference point for Barcelona's startup ecosystem.
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GoCardless
GoCardless is a London-based fintech founded in 2011 that specialises in collecting recurring bank-to-bank payments, processing Direct Debit and open banking payments for businesses across Europe, North America and Australia. It reached unicorn status in 2022 and handles tens of billions of dollars in payment volume each year for tens of thousands of merchants.
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GOGOA
Basque Country medical robotics company developing AI-powered exoskeletons for neurological rehabilitation. Its devices combine neuromodulation techniques with wearable robotics to help patients with stroke, spinal cord injury, or multiple sclerosis regain walking ability under clinical supervision. Featured at VivaTech 2026 in Paris.
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Good Grants
Good Grants is a cloud-based grants management SaaS platform developed by Creative Force Ltd, a Malta-registered company (Naxxar). Founded in 2013, the platform manages the full grantmaking lifecycle — applications, review, award, and post-award monitoring — for foundations, corporates, scholarship programmes, and NGOs worldwide. The platform is used internationally and integrates with third-party tools via an open API.
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GoodAccess
Cybersecurity SaaS delivering Zero Trust Architecture as a service for SMBs: business VPN, ZTNA, secure web gateway, MFA and device posture checks, deployable in minutes and used by 1,000+ customers in 120+ countries.
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Goodlord
Goodlord is a UK proptech company providing software for the lettings industry, covering tenant referencing, rent-protection and buildings insurance, tenant payments, guarantor services, contract generation, utility management and tenancy progression through end of tenancy. It serves letting agents, landlords and tenants, and publishes an annual Goodlord Rental Index report on the UK rental market.
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GoStudent
GoStudent is a Vienna-based online tutoring platform founded in 2016 by Felix Ohswald and Gregor Mueller. The platform connects students with vetted tutors for one-on-one video lessons across subjects from math and science to languages. GoStudent raised over EUR 675 million and was valued at EUR 3 billion at its 2022 peak, making it one of Europe's most valuable edtech companies. The company operates in over 20 countries and has served more than 1.5 million tutoring sessions. After rapid pandemic-era growth, GoStudent refocused on unit economics and profitability, while expanding into AI-powered learning tools and school partnerships.
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GR3N
Develops MADE (Microwave Assisted DEpolymerisation), chemical recycling for PET plastics and polyester textiles able to process PET unrecyclable by mechanical methods. Closed a €15.5M Series B to build an industrial-scale microwave PET recycling plant in Spain.
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Graftcode
Graftcode is a developer-infrastructure platform that removes APIs and middleware by letting applications in different programming languages call each other's methods directly via a proprietary binary protocol. A single command auto-generates and maintains the cross-language module, supporting ~14–20 languages across AWS, Azure and GCP.
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Grammarly
Grammarly is an AI-powered writing assistant founded in 2009 in Kyiv by Alex Shevchenko, Max Lytvyn, and Dmytro Lider. The platform offers real-time grammar, spelling, clarity, tone, and style suggestions across browsers, desktop apps, mobile keyboards, and enterprise integrations. Grammarly serves over 30 million daily active users and 70,000 enterprise customers, and has raised over $400 million at a valuation of $13 billion. Now headquartered in San Francisco with continued Ukrainian engineering roots, Grammarly is one of the most successful software companies to emerge from Ukraine and a global leader in AI-assisted communication.
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Grand Games
Mobile gaming studio building hybrid-casual puzzle titles such as Magic Sort and Block Out, run via a multi-studio model. Surpassed 50M downloads across 200+ countries within two years.
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Granola
Granola is a London-based maker of an AI-powered meeting notepad. The app combines a user's own typed notes with AI-generated content derived from a meeting's audio transcript, and captures audio directly from the user's device rather than sending a visible bot into video calls. It works across platforms such as Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, and offers calendar integration, pre-meeting briefings, an AI chat over meeting context, and an iPhone app for in-person notes. The company was founded in 2023 by Chris Pedregal and Sam Stephenson and has expanded from an individual meeting notetaker toward a collaborative AI workspace for teams.
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Graphcore
Graphcore is a Bristol-based semiconductor company founded in 2016 that designed the Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU), a processor architecture built from the ground up for machine learning and AI workloads. The company raised over $700 million from investors including Sequoia Capital, BMW, Microsoft, and Samsung, reaching a valuation above $2.5 billion. Graphcore developed both hardware and a Poplar software stack to compete with NVIDIA in the AI accelerator market. Its IPU technology represented one of Europe's most ambitious attempts to build a homegrown AI chip ecosystem.
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Green-Got
Green-Got is a French ethical banking app, the commercial name of Domino SAS, offering personal, joint, and micro-business accounts along with green savings products such as life insurance (assurance-vie) and a retirement savings plan (PER), including its own Green-Got Sustainable Future fund. The company is a regulated payment institution supervised by the ACPR, is registered with ORIAS as an insurance and investment broker, and has been B Corp certified since 2024. Green-Got reports over EUR 100 million under management in savings.
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Greenstic
Greenstic is a Hungarian e-commerce supplier of eco-friendly disposable and packaging products for the HoReCa sector, including paper cups, menu boxes, greaseproof paper and plastic-free alternatives for restaurants, cafes, bakeries and street-food vendors. The company stocks over 600 products, offers next-day delivery within Hungary, and has served the hospitality trade for more than seven years.
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Gretchen AI
Berlin-based AI startup fighting disinformation by analysing the origin and publication context of images and videos to make reliable authenticity assessments. Built on a multi-agent framework of proprietary fine-tuned models developed in collaboration with DFKI. Won the SPRIND Deepfake Detection Challenge Award.
