Polish startup Tequipy, which automates and manages global IT equipment logistics for remote-first companies, has secured over €700,000 (PLN 3 million) in funding from Unfold.vc and business angels, as Vestbee was informed.
- Founded in 2022 by Tomek Stawarski and Bartek Czerkies, Tequipy offers an end-to-end solution for managing IT equipment tailored to companies with remote or distributed workforces. The platform streamlines the entire lifecycle of IT assets, from procurement and configuration to delivery, maintenance, and secure recovery.
- The firm partners with local suppliers across more than 140 countries. Tequipy ensures rapid device deployment, typically within three business days, while also adapting equipment to regional specifications and handling data wiping when employees exit.
- Through a single interface, businesses gain full visibility and control over their IT inventory, simplifying tasks such as ordering, tracking, servicing, storage, redeployment, and resale.
The entire process takes just a few seconds - that’s how long it takes for a client to place an order through our platform. They don’t have to worry about shipping, customs clearance for higher-value devices, system configuration, or even selecting the right keyboard layout for a specific country," explains Bartek Czerkies, co-founder of Tequipy.
- This approach helps organizations avoid onboarding delays, reduce asset loss, and save time on logistical operations. Tequipy’s pay-as-you-go pricing model means companies pay only for the resources and services they utilize.
- The firm has supported over 100 clients across the US, UK, and Saudi Arabia, offering comprehensive IT equipment management for remote-first companies. In April alone, the company reported generating more than €310,000 in revenue.
Details of the deal
- The firm’s first funding round was led by Wroclaw-based VC Unfold.vc, with participation from business angels including Bartosz Majewski, Piotr Konieczny, Kamil Stanuch, Paweł Grabowski, and Maciej Bryłka.
"Tequipy is bringing a major shift to the way companies manage IT equipment. Their flexible model, fast delivery, and ability to attract large clients make them well-positioned to build a strong presence in the global market," says Bartek Majewski, Co-Owner of Casbeg and one of Tequipy’s investors.
- Tequipy plans to use the new funding to enhance its platform, expand internationally, and strengthen its presence in new markets.
- Additionally, the company is investing in AI development to automate key processes such as order tracking, service requests, application access assignment, cost optimization, and equipment recommendations, aiming to make IT asset management more autonomous and efficient.
