
About Synple
Synple is a Transportation, Automotive & Logistics company based in Breda (Netherlands) founded in 2015. Online matching platform for road freight transportation. Synple has raised $1.31 million across 3 funding rounds from investors including European Union, EIC Fund and Mainport Innovation Fund. Its focus areas include Consumer, Logistics Tech, Freight and Trucking. Its competitors include Quicargo, CtrlChain and CheapCargo.com; 2 of its 3 listed competitors have raised funding.
Company details
Synple was founded in 2015 in Breda, Netherlands, as an online platform in the road freight transportation sector. Transport capacity from multiple carriers is pooled, and loads are matched with empty vehicle space to reduce deadhead miles. Services are utilized by providers for heavy and FMCG goods hauling. As of September 2017, clients included Mammoet Road Cargo, Lubbers Benelux BV, and GVT Transport and Logistics.
- Total Equity Funding$1.31M (USD)
in 3 rounds
- Latest Funding Round$56.89K (USD), Grant
Nov 2018
- InvestorsEuropean Union
& 3 more
Funding Insights of Synple
Synple has successfully raised a total of $1.31M across 3 strategic funding rounds. The most recent funding activity was a Grant round of $56.89 thousand completed in November 2018. This substantial capital infusion reflects strong investor confidence in the company's business model, growth potential, and market opportunities. The funding enables strategic expansion, product development, market penetration, and operational scaling to drive long-term value creation and competitive advantage.
- Total Funding $1.31M
- Total Rounds 3
- Last Round Grant β $56,892
- First Round $1.31M
(Sep 2017)
- Investors Count 4
All 3 funding rounds of Synple with amounts and investors; the two latest post-money valuations are shown, the rest are part of the premium plan.
| Date | Amount | Transaction Name | Valuation | Lead Investors | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2018 | $56,892 | Grant | β | β | |
| Aug 2018 | $58,318 | Grant | β | β | |
| Sep 2017 | $1.31M | Seed | β | β |
4 investors in total: 4 institutional.
Investors in Synple
Synple has secured backing from 4 investors, including venture fund and institutional investors. Prominent investors backing the company include European Union, EIC Fund and Mainport Innovation Fund.
| Investor | Description | Founded Year | Domain | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Government agency and accelerator focusing on innovative startups and SMEs | eicfund.eu | Brussels, Belgium | ||
A venture capital fund focused on sustainable mobility innovation. | mainportinnovationfund.nl | |||
B2B sector focused early & expansion stage VC firm investing in Benelux | newion.com | Amsterdam, Netherlands | ||
Government entites focused on freedom, democracy, equality and the rule of law, promoting peace and stability | 1958 | europa.eu | Brussels, Belgium |
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Timeline of Synple
3 dated milestones of Synple across 3 years, from founding to its latest funding, stage changes and deals.
- Founded Synple is founded.
- Funding First funding round of $1.3M.
- Funding Latest funding round, Grant, of $57K.
Competitors of Synple
Synple has 3 listed competitors in our database, 2 of them funded. They include Quicargo, CtrlChain and CheapCargo.com.
| Company Name | Domain | Founded | HQ Location | Total funding | Employees | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| quicargo.com | 2015 | Amsterdam, Netherlands | $5.08M | App-based freight marketplace | ||
| ctrlchain.com | 2018 | Eindhoven, Netherlands | $2.47M | 8 | CtrlChain is recognized as a transportation management company focused on road freight. | |
| cheapcargo.com | 2009 | Nijmegen, Netherlands | Freight carriers are booked through an online marketplace for shipments. |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Synple
Synple was founded in 2015 and raised its 1st funding round 2 years after it was founded.
Synple is headquartered in Breda, Netherlands. It is registered at Breda, Noord-brabant, Netherlands.
Synple is a funded company, having raised a total of $1.31M across 3 funding rounds to date. The company's 1st funding round was a Seed of $1.31M, raised on Sep 2017.
Synple was founded in 2015 in Breda, Netherlands, as an online platform in the road freight transportation sector. Transport capacity from multiple carriers is pooled, and loads are matched with empty vehicle space to reduce deadhead miles. Services are utilized by providers for heavy and FMCG goods hauling. As of September 2017, clients included Mammoet Road Cargo, Lubbers Benelux BV, and GVT Transport and Logistics.
Synple's top competitors include Quicargo, CheapCargo.com and CtrlChain.
Synple has 4 investors. Key investors include European Union, EIC Fund, Mainport Innovation Fund, and Newion.
