Ukrainian startup Eventmate, which creates a smart assistant for event management, received 50,000 euros in funding
Co-founder of the startup Eventmate Veronika Medyanyk announced the raising of 50,000 euros from the Seeds of Bravery project.
Co-founder of the startup Eventmate Veronika Medyanyk announced the raising of 50,000 euros from the Seeds of Bravery project.
«Big news for our little rocket — Eventmate just received 50,000 euros in funding!» Medyanyk wrote on her LinkedIn. According to her, the funding will be used to develop and scale the project.
Eventmate builds a product that allows creators to centralize audience engagement, deepen engagement, and monetize their work through mobile, messenger-based solutions.
«It’s an alternative to Eventbrite, Google Forms, and Luma. Sell tickets, automate registration, and manage everything with a chat assistant. Eventmate takes care of ticket sales, updates, payments, and feedback — right in the messengers your guests already use (WhatsApp, Telegram, and Messenger),» the startup explains.
Eventmate was one of 40 startups in the Deep Tech Scaling and Acceleration category to receive €50,000 from Seeds of Bravery. The project said that a total of 117 startups will receive funding worth €3.5 million.
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