Startup directory in Europe
Browse startup organisations across Europe. Each entry links to its country, city, and sector pages.
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Parkl Digital Technologies
Mobility app founded in 2016 that combines on-street and off-street parking, EV charging across 170,000+ stations and highway vignettes in one platform, with B2B offerings for office buildings and fleets.
Parloa
Parloa is the German champion of enterprise AI for customer service. While consumer chatbots attract headlines, Parloa has built the operating system for large contact centers, enabling non-technical teams to deploy AI agents that handle complex voice and chat interactions. Its platform is trusted by large European enterprises such as Allianz, Decathlon, and Swiss Life, and it focuses on governance, compliance, and integration with legacy systems rather than flashy demos. In January 2026, Parloa announced a $350M Series D led by General Catalyst, reportedly valuing the company at about $3B. The round validated its strategic shift from "chatbots" to "agent fleet management." Parloa does not just deploy a single bot; it manages and audits thousands of agents, ensuring they remain compliant, minimize hallucinations, and integrate cleanly with back-office systems such as SAP and Salesforce. This operational emphasis is why Parloa has become the default choice for risk-sensitive industries like insurance, retail, and financial services. Parloa's 2026 roadmap is "voice-first AI." The company has developed speech-to-speech models that reduce the latency and robotic cadence that make older IVR systems frustrating. Its agents can handle interruptions, use backchannel cues, and operate across regions with language and accent adaptation, which is critical for multinational contact centers. With fresh capital, Parloa is acquiring smaller AI boutiques to consolidate the European market and is building a significant presence in New York to serve Fortune 500 clients in North America. The company is deeply connected to the Berlin AI ecosystem, with ties to Merantix and the wider Berlin AI Campus, and it has a strategic relationship with Microsoft for Startups and Azure deployment. Its investor base includes General Catalyst, Altimeter Capital, EQT Ventures, Newion, and Senovo, giving it a mix of global growth capital and specialized SaaS expertise. In 2026, Parloa stands out as Europe's clearest enterprise AI winner in customer service: a scaled, governance-heavy platform that makes autonomous agents safe and effective inside the largest organizations.
PASHA Holding Tech Ventures
PASHA Holding is Azerbaijan's largest diversified conglomerate, and its technology ventures arm invests in and incubates digital businesses across fintech, insurtech, and enterprise software. Through subsidiaries like PASHA Bank and PASHA Insurance, the group has launched digital-first products including mobile banking platforms, automated insurance underwriting, and data analytics capabilities. The holding's tech initiatives are significant because they channel substantial domestic capital into digital infrastructure and create a corporate innovation layer that smaller Azerbaijani startups can plug into for distribution and enterprise validation.
Pasqal
Pasqal is a French quantum computing company founded in 2019 and spun out of the Institut d'Optique that builds quantum processors based on neutral atoms held and arranged with optical tweezers. Co-founded by researchers including Nobel laureate Alain Aspect, it develops full-stack hardware and software for applications in chemistry, finance and optimisation, and raised a 100 million euro Series B round in 2023.
Passbolt
Passbolt is a Luxembourg-based open-source password and secret-management platform built for security-conscious IT teams, from five-person companies up to organizations of 5,000. It is SOC 2 Type II audited, GDPR compliant, a member of the FIDO Alliance, and markets itself as 'Made in Europe'; its 50,000+ customers include government bodies, defence agencies and IT companies such as the French Interior Ministry and Bosch.
PastPay
B2B Buy Now Pay Later fintech that lets merchants offer business buyers deferred payment terms of 15-90 days while the merchant is paid instantly, handling credit risk and collections.
Patron GO
AI-powered personal finance app that detects unnecessarily high payments and subscriptions in users' bank accounts and recommends better offers. Operating in Czechia and Slovakia, it has passed 350,000 users.
Patronus Group
Berlin-based healthtech company offering an emergency smartwatch paired with a companion app for elderly people living independently. The SIM-enabled device connects to a 24/7 emergency call centre at the press of a button and keeps family members informed. Serves 25,000 users and has handled over 500,000 emergency calls.
Paul-Tech
Paul-Tech is a German agri-tech company providing real-time soil and nitrogen-uptake monitoring hardware and software to help farmers, agronomists and agricultural businesses make data-driven fertilizer decisions. Its Soil-Station devices and field-management tools are available with English, Estonian, Finnish and Lithuanian language support, reflecting its reach across Northern and Baltic Europe.
PayAnalytics
PayAnalytics is a Reykjavik-founded pay equity software company, co-founded in 2016 by Dr. Margret Vilborg Bjarnadottir, that helps HR teams identify and close pay gaps through pay equity analysis, EU Pay Transparency Directive compliance workflows, value-based job comparison, workforce diversity analytics, and customized remediation recommendations. The company was acquired by compensation management company beqom in December 2023 and continues to operate under the PayAnalytics brand as part of the beqom group.
PayFit
PayFit is a Paris-based fintech founded in 2016 that provides cloud payroll and HR software for small and medium-sized businesses, automating pay runs, leave, expenses and employee management across several European countries. It reached unicorn status in 2022 and serves tens of thousands of SMEs.
Payflow
Payflow is an earned-wage-access fintech letting employees draw down accrued salary at any time during the month at no cost, with employers paying a platform fee. It has grown into a financial-wellness app serving 800+ companies and 500,000 employees across Spain, Portugal, Peru and Colombia.
Payhawk
Payhawk is a Sofia-founded fintech company focused on spend management for multi-entity businesses. The platform combines corporate cards, expense controls, reimbursements, accounts payable workflows, and accounting integrations into one system designed for finance teams that need real-time visibility over company spending. That matters because expense management becomes significantly more complex once a business expands across countries, currencies, and legal entities. Payhawk's strength is in turning those fragmented workflows into a more controlled operational system that links employee spending directly to approval logic and ERP records. In the European startup ecosystem, Payhawk is notable both as a major Bulgarian success story and as an example of enterprise fintech that sells into sophisticated finance organizations rather than only SMB card use cases. It therefore sits close to travel, procurement, and financial operations infrastructure, making it a useful link between SaaS workflow tooling and regulated finance systems.
Paymeter
Andorran mobility payments app, powered by iPark, that lets drivers pay for street parking, reserve off-street garages and keep transport spending in a single wallet instead of feeding physical meters. It is live across Andorra in Sant Julia de Loria, Andorra la Vella and Encamp, and in fourteen Spanish municipalities including Banyoles, Palamos and Altea, with Colombia announced next.
Paymove
Paymove is a Sopot-based fintech that digitises unattended and offline commerce, replacing legacy physical payment hardware with secure QR-based payments that need no app download. The company is also building payment infrastructure for autonomous AI agents. It is active in more than 2,000 locations in Poland and reaches over 600,000 users.
Paypercut
Payments platform giving online merchants across Central and Eastern Europe unified access to card payments, BNPL, local payment methods and multi-currency settlement via a single integration. Raised a €5M seed, bringing total funding to €7M.
Paysera
Paysera, founded in 2004, became Lithuania's first licensed e-money institution when the Bank of Lithuania issued it an unlimited electronic money licence in 2012. The company offers online and in-store payment processing, international money transfers, currency exchange, and investment services to individuals and businesses in over 30 countries. It employs more than 700 people. The platform serves event organisers, e-shops, physical retailers, and private clients.
Paytently
Paytently is a payment orchestration platform built by former executives from Checkout.com, Trustly, and TrueLayer. Founded in 2022 and launched commercially in 2023, its single API enables businesses to route transactions across 60+ acquiring partners and 200+ alternative payment methods, with AI-powered fraud detection and intelligent routing to optimise success rates. Regulated as a Payment Institution by the Malta Financial Services Authority, the company serves iGaming, e-commerce, and other high-volume verticals from its headquarters in Sliema.
PayU
Fintech payments provider founded in 2002 and headquartered in Hoofddorp, Netherlands, owned by Prosus/Naspers. Processes online payments for merchants across CEE, LatAm and Africa.
Payze
Payze is a Tbilisi-based payment-orchestration and acquiring layer built specifically for merchants operating across the Caucasus, CIS, and Eastern European markets, where a single global PSP rarely has strong enough local rails to cover the whole corridor. The platform gives e-commerce operators and marketplaces one API for card processing, Apple Pay and Google Pay, local bank methods, tokenization, and — crucially — automated split payments that route a single customer charge to multiple beneficiaries (sellers, drivers, partners) without building custom ledger logic. Founded in 2020, Payze has raised from Y Combinator (W22 cohort) and 500 Global via the 500 Georgia/Eurasia program, and is backed locally by GITA, the Georgian Innovation and Technology Agency. It is one of the clearest examples of a Georgian B2B fintech that has converted the country's position as a regional crossroads between Europe, Turkey, and the CIS into a commercial wedge in payments infrastructure.
