Amsterdam startup Huppa raises €1 million for software aimed at class-based gyms and studios
Huppa, a Dutch sports technology startup, has secured €1 million in pre-Seed funding. It builds an all-in-one platform for gyms, CrossFit boxes and studios.
Huppa, a SportsTech startup based in Amsterdam, has raised €1 million in pre-Seed funding. Pre-Seed is the earliest stage of venture investment, when a company is still developing its product. Huppa offers an all-in-one platform for gyms, CrossFit boxes and studios.
The round was led by a group of experienced entrepreneurs and investors. Among them are the founders of the Dutch tech companies Sentia, Keylane, TicketSwap, Moneybird and Revue. Other Dutch investors also took part, but the source text is cut off at that point, so their names are not known.
What the company is building
According to EU-Startups, Huppa aims to build what amounts to an operating system for gyms and studios that run class-based sessions. The source does not give further details on the product's features, the number of customers or how the funding will be used.
