Tequipy raises over €700,000 from Unfold.vc and business angels. Polish startup is streamlining global IT equipment management through automation.

Polish startup Tequipy, founded by former Revolut employees, has secured over €700,000 in its first funding round. The investment was led by Unfold.vc, with participation from experienced business angels including Piotr Konieczny (Niebezpiecznik) and Bartek Majewski (Casbeg). Tequipy offers comprehensive IT equipment management for remote-first companies and already supports over 100 clients across the US, UK, and Saudi Arabia. In April alone, the startup generated more than €310,000 in revenue. The funds will be used to enhance the platform's technology and accelerate international expansion.

Companies around the world continue to struggle with the challenges of IT equipment management. Delayed laptop deliveries, broken devices disrupting workflows, unused hardware piling up in storage, or former employees holding on to company gear - these are everyday issues faced by modern organizations. In a world of remote work and globally distributed teams, managing IT assets has become increasingly complex, driving up costs and creating operational chaos. Tequipy was built to solve exactly these problems. Founded by Tomek Stawarski and Bartek Czerkies, the startup 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.

- Having gone through it myself, I know just how tedious and time-consuming it can be to manage the logistical side of onboarding and offboarding employees. Back when I was Head of IT Operations at Revolut, my team and I spent a significant amount of time manually arranging equipment shipments for new hires, says Tomasz Stawarski, CEO and co-founder of Tequipy. - 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, Stawarski adds.

Employee onboarding and offboarding with a single click

The founders' experience from companies like Revolut, Shares, InPost, and Allegro helped them build a fast-growing business from day one. Tequipy already supports over 100 clients - primarily from the UK, US, and Saudi Arabia, helping them manage IT equipment globally with speed and efficiency. In April alone, the company generated over €310,000 in revenue. One of Tequipy's key competitive advantages is the ability to fulfill orders extremely quickly. Thanks to a network of verified local suppliers, devices reach employees within days, whether they're based in the Philippines, Finland, or anywhere else in the world. - Companies don't have to worry about logistics or device setup. Employees receive ready-to-use equipment tailored to their needs and local standards. And when someone leaves, we handle the recovery and secure data wiping to protect the company's information," explains Bartek Czerkies, co-founder of Tequipy. "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, adds Czerkies.

Business angels help accelerate Tequipy's international expansion

At the beginning of the year, Tequipy closed its first funding round, raising €710,000 from Unfold.vc and a group of business angels. Among the private investors are 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.

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. Tequipy's intelligent agents will take over repetitive tasks - from tracking orders and service requests, to automatically assigning application access, optimizing costs, and providing equipment recommendations based on market trends and security standards. - Today, we're building AI that acts as an IT assistant, but our long-term vision is to make it fully autonomous, optimizing cost, time, and operational efficiency for companies. Through automation and deep integration with our clients' systems, Tequipy is set to become a core component of modern IT infrastructure management, says Tomasz Stawarski, co-founder of Tequipy.

The global IT asset management software market is growing rapidly. Its value is projected to increase from $2 billion in 2025 to nearly $3 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 6%. This trend is driven by the rise of remote work, the need to streamline HR processes, and the ongoing digitalization of operations in tech-driven companies. Tequipy is perfectly positioned to meet these demands, offering businesses across industries a solution that automates and simplifies one of the most challenging aspects of team management - IT operations. With continued international expansion and the development of its AI capabilities, the company is well on its way to becoming a key player in the global IT asset management space.