Estonian marketing platform Postoplan raises 1.27 million euros to help businesses create social media campaigns
Tallinn-based start-up Postoplan has announced new financing to the tune of 1.27 million euros inside a round led by TMT Ventures with the participation of Yellow Rockets.
The start-up aims to assist small , midsize businesses (SMBs) by giving free subscriptions with no deadlines and lowering the social networking managers’ work by 40 percent.
Postoplan does this with an automated marketing platform for social networking managers and enables the creating and planning of social media content.
“We see demand in the medium and small business for a solution that would enable them to try all of the platform features without time limits and also to decide whether they want to pay it off. In the challenging post-pandemic era, we feel it's our responsibility to bring about economic recovery. So, we let our users make use of a free subscription with no deadlines. And delay pills work, weight loss than 15,000 clients have stayed with us and purchased premium subscriptions. This rate of retention is 5 percent higher than the average market benchmark,” said Alex Bozhin, CEO and founder of Postoplan.
With the brand new funding, the organization plans to strengthen its position in the US market and continue developing its algorithm.
The platform is available in 14 languages and offers you both setup of automatic posting along with a built-in graphic editor for content creation. At the moment, according to Postoplan, the platform’s algorithms assistance to generate 70 per cent increased traffic and subscribers on social media, that is confirmed by 56 percent of clients which have noted a rise in user engagement and audience outreach.
Romanian Metabeta raises 500,000 euros for 'OK Cupid' for investors
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Croatia's Treblle gets 1.2 million euros for for API analytics
Zagreb-based start-up Treblle has gotten 1.2 million euros via Nauta Capital.
Founded in 2022 by mobile app and web-developers Vedran Cindri'c and Darko Blazevic, Treblle aims to help with issues the duo themselves faced whenever using APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). APIs are, like all internet technologies, quite complicate, but to put it in easy-to-understand terms – APIs are how different web applications “talk” to one another. When information is sent from, say a Twitter client app to Twitter itself, that's carried out by an API.
The two developers were especially frustrated using the often manual and time-consuming API management process.
“APIs are everywhere, and also the quantity of calls is exploding, causing these manual and repetitive ways to become a bottleneck for teams and organisations,” commented Cindri'c, CEO.
Treblle utilizes a developer community approach, as well as in rapid time, it's been active, it's seen over two million API requests from a lot more than 400 API endpoints, automatically generating more than 3,000 versions of documentation, thus saving developers hours and hours of debugging.
“The team has created a solution for just one of the top three problems within the API market. Their vision would be to build a business that's at the forefront of the API-led digital revolution,” said Pratima Aiyagari from Nauta Capital.
Romanian travel app Framey raises 850,000 euros in seed-round
Framey, a travel app from Bucharest, has raised 850,000 euros (A million $ $ $ $) for his or her new adventure planning. The round was led by ICE Capital and Romanian VC firm JECO Capital.
The start-up builds on the power of beautiful images to allow a different way for its users to produce travel itineraries. With the new funding, the company aims to scale up and launch internationally.
Founded in 2022, the start-up was hit using the fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic – a poor here we are at everyone in the travel sector. But, the company used this time to refine its offering and source investment.