Polish Tech Startups on the Rise — A Look at the Most Promising Projects of 2025

The year 2025 marks a clear acceleration in Poland’s tech startup scene. In just the first quarter, VC funds invested over PLN 444 million in 35 companies — an 11% increase compared to the quarterly average in 2024. The spotlight is on solutions in artificial intelligence, process automation, and next-gen IT infrastructure.

Tequipy: Reinventing IT Equipment Management

Founded by former Revolut employees, Tequipy is transforming how companies manage their IT assets. Their Pay-As-You-Go model covers the full lifecycle — from delivery and monitoring to servicing and recovery. Clients pay only for what they use, optimizing costs and logistics. In 2025, Tequipy secured over PLN 3 million from Unfold.vc  and angel investors to scale its platform and implement AI for license and hardware automation. With over 100 clients across the US, UK, and Saudi Arabia, the company’s monthly revenue now exceeds €310,000.

AI and Deeptech — Poland’s New Tech Identity

One of the year’s largest deals was ElevenLabs’ funding round, raising over PLN 700 million. The company develops generative AI models for speech and text synthesis, already used by global tech leaders. Another standout is Ingenix, now applying its AI expertise to biotech and pharma after earlier success in core AI development.

Automation and Robotics for the Logistics of Tomorrow

NoMagic is redefining warehouse operations with robotics and AI. In 2025, the startup raised PLN 141 million from international investors. Their solutions are revolutionizing logistics and e-commerce by automating complex fulfillment processes.

Cybersecurity with Global Reach

Fudo Security continues to expand internationally with its advanced Privileged Access Management (PAM) tools. In 2025, the company raised PLN 40 million to further develop its platform and scale globally.

CRM Innovation and Industry 4.0

Startups like bs4 mentor are reshaping CRM systems, offering tools tailored to training and education providers. Their platform automates client and participant management. Meanwhile, Fingoweb is working on digital product passports and blockchain-based solutions to enhance data transparency and security.

Source: ITReseller