Plenti Raises €4.6M for Expansion

Plenti Secures €4.6M from Partners to Grow Consumer Electronics Rental Business

Warsaw-based electronics rental platform Plenti has raised PLN 20 million (€4.6 million) from entrepreneurs through its PlentiPartners program—a unique model that allows partners to earn revenue from renting out electronic devices. Launched in mid-2023, the program has attracted 211 partners signing 316 agreements, providing either a fixed monthly return or sharing in rental revenues.


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Over PLN 10 million (€2.3 million) was raised in just the last nine months (June 2024 – March 2025). Notably, over 50 partners reinvested after their first deal, and the largest single investment exceeded PLN 1 million. The Revenue Share model, introduced in late 2024 for partners seeking higher returns with increased risk, has already secured PLN 1.5 million across 29 agreements.

“Within a year, we raised over PLN 10 million, and nine months later, we doubled that amount. More and more entrepreneurs are reinvesting or trying the Revenue Share model. After nearly two years, we’re confident that PlentiPartners is a proven way to earn from electronics rentals,” said Wojtek Rokosz, Co-Founder and CEO of Plenti.

How the Program Works:

PlentiPartners allows business partners to purchase electronic devices through Plenti and lease them back to the platform. Devices are then rented out to end customers. Partners choose between:

  • Fix model – guaranteed monthly income with 12–15% annual returns

  • Revenue Share – partners receive 60% of rental income, accepting variable returns

Throughout the lease term, Plenti covers insurance, servicing, and rental operations, with an option to repurchase devices at the end of the contract. The program is open to VAT-registered entities, including sole proprietors and companies.

Growing User Base & Demand:

Plenti now serves nearly 200,000 registered users with a portfolio of 2,000 device models available for rent. The most popular option is a one-month rental, accounting for 40% of contracts. However, long-term rentals (12+ months) and weekly subscriptions—ideal for testing devices—are also gaining popularity.

Plenti’s success reflects a growing demand for flexible electronics access, offering both users and investors a scalable alternative to traditional ownership.

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