Meet entrepreneurs who have gone before you

Do you know what you pay to charge your EV?
At Go-Charge you do!

Most EV drivers (both all-electric and hybrid) have multiple charging passes to charge at a public charging station.
On average, more than three!
But just what do you pay per kwh?
Finding that out often requires opening multiple apps.
That’s a time-consuming and frustrating activity!

That stops today!

Go-Charge is your digital wallet that immediately tells you at every charging station in the Netherlands which pass is the cheapest.
Our research (early 2024) has shown that you can save up to about €5 to €15 per charging session just by using the right pass.
Go-Charge website: www.go-charge.io Go-Charge has raised €25,000+ with the Start subscription.

The mission of WWBD

Traditionally, they have been known by the name Beauty Company.
That name is there for a reason.
Proper care of hands and nails makes people feel beautiful and good.
That’s what they care about, that’s what they do their best for every day.
Through Fundingteam, WWBD achieved their target funding of €500,000 and more within a short time.
Their long-term ambition is to become the market leader.
Even now they regularly introduce new labels and closely follow the market with innovative products.
They are constantly working to improve their processes and systems.
Reduce their costs and want to increase their marketing and sales efforts.

Young entrepreneur Luuk Traa is the 4th generation to produce real wooden clogs.
Grandfather Janus was already a hand-clog maker and father Wim automated the entire process.
To this day, authentic Brabant wooden shoes are still produced daily.
But Luuk’s ambition goes further.
Luuk now supplies his distribution network of souvenir stores across the country to events such as the Keukenhof, an extensive assortment of souvenirs.
Luuk sought €100,000 and in a short time realized €110,000 in funding.
Luuk has since built a network of investors who are funding multiples.

Deer Beer is one of the first users of Fundingteam’s tools.
Once started as a local brewery founded by 4 friends.
Now grown into a player of stature.
Deer Beer started with a goal of €250,000 in funding.
Working capital has since been achieved in excess of €1,250,000.
In addition to this funding, contacts have developed, through the funding website provided by Fundingteam, with major investors who have invested in parallel.

Loopend Vuurtje organizes group walking tours in Europe.
Characteristics of these walking tours are : small groups, expert, dedicated tour guides and satisfied travelers who often go on multiple trips.
Growing the range of trips requires pre-funding before customers can actually book and purchase the trips.
The former owner was also paid off.
Running Fire went for €230,000 in funding.
After reaching this initial target amount within 6 weeks, funding of more than €450,000 has now been achieved.
Growth that first seemed an unattainable dream is now a reality.

Bundles is a subscription-based home appliance company.
Founded in 2014 by Marcel Peters and Wouter Buijze.
The company focuses on offering a sustainable and convenient way for customers to access home appliances without direct purchase.
Bundles’ business model revolves around the concept of subscription services for home appliances.
This innovative approach allows customers to use appliances without the need for a large upfront payment, which is in line with the modern consumer preference for flexibility and sustainability.
The company has been active in obtaining venture capital to support its operations and growth.
Bundles’ business approach and unique home appliance subscription model have positioned it as an innovative player in the home appliance market.
This approach not only provides convenience for customers, but also promotes a sustainable way to access and use home appliances, which is increasingly important in today’s environmentally conscious consumer market.
Bundles has now achieved over €1,000,000 in financing through the Funding Team Methodology.
This includes various bond loans and convertible loans.