StrollMe
Frankfurt startup renting children's products by subscription and reselling refurbished items. โฌ22 million of equity and credit in October 2026.
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About StrollMe
StrollMe is based in Frankfurt am Main and was founded in early 2020 by Timon Beutel and Sebastian Reichelt. It offers strollers, balance bikes and kids' bikes, car seats and accessories from brands such as Woom, Bugaboo, Doona, Nuna and Thule on subscription, and resells refurbished items through its sister brand Kiddly. Active in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands, the company reports more than 100,000 rentals since its founding and revenue growth of about 70% in 2025 (no absolute figures). On October 29, 2026 it announced โฌ22 million of equity and a credit facility: the equity comes from Hanse Ventures, HGDF, JOSS and business angel Kristina Schreiner, with new investor BMH (Hessen Kapital I fund); the debt comes from Growth Credit Partners. The equity/debt split was not disclosed.
The Story
Founded in early 2020 in Frankfurt by Timon Beutel and Sebastian Reichelt. $4 million seed in November 2023 with Better Ventures and two angels.
Market & Clients
Key Customers
Families with young children in Germany, Austria and the Netherlands; more than 100,000 rentals reported by the company.
Geographic Presence
Funding & Investors
Funding Rounds
- 2023 - Seed: $4M
Key Investors
Founding Team
Founders
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- StrollMe erhรคlt 22 Millionen Euro fรผr den Ausbau seines Kinderprodukte-Abos — Startbase
- Strollme seed funding round raising $4M — Startup Intros