Tequipy secures €700k led by Unfold.vc
Tequipy, a Polish startup automating global IT equipment logistics for distributed teams, has secured €700,000 (PLN 3 million) in a round led by Wrocław-based Unfold.vc and several seasoned business angels.
Founded in 2022 by Tomek Stawarski and Bartek Czerkies, Tequipy offers an end-to-end platform for IT asset management, tailored for remote-first and distributed companies. Its system handles the full lifecycle of IT equipment—from procurement and shipping to servicing and secure recovery—across more than 140 countries.
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Through local supplier partnerships and logistics integration, Tequipy enables rapid deployment of region-specific devices, typically within three business days. Their interface allows companies to control inventory, track usage, and manage onboarding and offboarding with just a few clicks.
“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, system configuration, or even selecting the right keyboard layout,” explains co-founder Bartek Czerkies.
Tequipy operates on a flexible, pay-as-you-go model, reducing onboarding delays and IT asset loss. It serves over 100 companies globally, with a client base spanning the US, UK, and Saudi Arabia. The startup reported €310,000 in revenue for April alone, demonstrating rapid traction in the enterprise IT space.
Lead investor: Unfold.vc with participating angels: Bartosz Majewski (Casbeg), Piotr Konieczny, Kamil Stanuch, Paweł Grabowski, and Maciej Bryłka
“Tequipy is transforming how global businesses manage IT logistics. Their scalable model and international reach give them strong market potential,” said Bartek Majewski, co-owner of Casbeg and investor in the round.
What’s next for Tequipy?
The funds will support platform enhancements, international expansion, and further product development. A key focus area is AI integration: automating tasks like order tracking, equipment suggestions, cost optimization, and role-based application provisioning. This move is set to make IT asset management more autonomous, cost-effective, and secure.
