SeedBlink is a full-service investment platform that enables everyday and accredited investors to access curated European tech startups via equity crowd-investing and angel syndicates. Seedblink’s focuses on innovative technologies and VC-grade screening process. On the investor side, they partnered with many EU based VCs and angel groups. They are growing rapidly and aim to be the largest in the EU.
They’ve started in December 2019 and they’re now counting a community of 7.000 like-minded investors enrolled on their platform, from 47 countries. Recently, they have surpassed 33M EUR collected in 57 campaigns, with almost 12M EUR raised directly through crowdinvesting in their 20 months of activity.
They are embarked on a very exciting mission to foster innovation in Europe, learning and growing together. The founders have decades of experience as tech startup founders with several successful exits, and as investors in startups.
SeedBlink Overview
| Year Founded | 2019 |
| Primary Location | Bucharest, Romania |
| Domain | Startups |
| Sectors | Sector agnostic, all innovation and technology |
SeedBlink for Investors
| Non-accredited investors Accepted? | Yes |
| International investors accepted? | EU only |
| Cost to Investors | 1% yearly management fee, 7.5% carry. |
| Min Investment | $2500 |
| Secondary Market / Other liquidity solution | No |
| Curated Portfolio | Yes |
SeedBlink for Entrepreneurs
| Cost to Entrepreneurs | A success fee of 7% + VAT (8% when raising via a convertible note/ SAFE). Seedblink also offers (optional) legal services at a flat rate of EUR 3000. |
| International Startups Accepted? | EU only |
SeedBlink Highlights
| Notable partners/investors | KPMG, TechAngels and many VCs and angel groups. |
| Success stories | – |
| Anything Else? | The founders have decades of experience as tech startup founders and as investors in startups. Radu Georgescu, the founder and chairman, has enjoyed several successful exits as a startup founder, including the acquisition of RAV Antivirus by Microsoft in 2003. |
