Polish IT asset management startup Tequipy raises over €700k to scale global IT equipment management platform

Tequipy, a Polish startup founded by former Revolut employees which offers comprehensive IT equipment management for remote-first companies, has secured over €700,000 in its first funding round. The investment was led by Unfold.vc, with participation from experienced business angels. The company shared the news with AIN via press release.

About Tequipy

• Founded by Tomek Stawarski and Bartek Czerkies, Tequipy provides an end-to-end IT equipment management service – from delivery and tracking to maintenance and global retrieval. 

• Its flexible pay-as-you-go model allows companies to pay only for what they actually use, optimizing costs and eliminating logistical headaches.

• Tequipy already supports over 100 clients – primarily from the UK, US, and Saudi Arabia, helping them manage IT equipment globally with speed and efficiency.

“Tequipy’s mission is to make IT equipment management as simple and efficient as possible. Companies can quickly deliver gear to employees and retrieve it from anywhere in the world, cutting through chaos and unnecessary procedures, and allowing them to fully focus on growing their business,” says Tomasz Stawarski, CEO and co-founder of Tequipy. 

Investment details

The round was led by Unfold.vc, with participation from experienced business angels including Bartosz Majewski, Piotr Konieczny, Kamil Stanuch, Paweł Grabowski, and Maciej Bryłka.

• Unfold.vc is a Wrocław-based venture capital fund listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. It focuses on financial support for technological projects with high growth potential. The fund invests during various stages of development: pre-seed, seed, or later stages, as well as buying shares and stocks.

• Its portfolio includes companies like Intelliseq and Wally Health.

The newly raised capital will be used to further develop Tequipy’s platform and accelerate the company’s global scaling efforts. At the same time, Tequipy is preparing for its next funding round, which will focus on building and launching an advanced AI system to automate key processes related to IT equipment and license management.