Capital Round I
Funding the step from live pilot to commercial platform
OptiSync is preparing its first external financing round. It is primarily intended to fund product completion, commercialisation and go-to-market — building on an already operational pilot and validated core integrations.
Information only — not an offer of securities
Why invest now
The core is already built and operating
Capital Round I comes after substantial founder-funded development and real operational validation. The core platform already runs in a live pilot; this round is designed to turn that foundation into a standalone commercial SaaS business.
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Operational pilot
The platform already runs a live internal pilot — products, listings, orders and supplier syncs, every day.
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Validated core integrations
Amazon, Kaufland and supplier API & feed integrations work under real operating conditions.
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Founder time & capital committed
700+ development hours and founder funding went in before any external capital.
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A defined commercial path
The next milestones are clear: complete the commercial product, onboard external design partners, acquire the first paying customers and establish recurring revenue.
Round structure
The planned round
Capital Round I is currently planned at €250,000–€350,000, with a target of €300,000. The final structure and terms will be agreed as part of the financing process.
- Indicative range of €250,000–€350,000, targeting €300,000
- Sized to fund commercial launch, initial team capacity and runway to early recurring revenue
- Final investment structure and terms will be agreed with participating investors
- Registering interest is non-binding and does not involve any payment
Planned round structure, for information only. This is not an offer of securities or a solicitation to invest.
Use of funds
What Capital Round I is for
Funds are tied to milestones that take OptiSync from pilot to paying customers.
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Product completion
Finish the MVP: productised onboarding, guided setup and hardened integrations.
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Technology & company foundation
Consolidate the existing OptiSync technology and intellectual property within the operating company and complete the corporate foundation for external growth.
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Infrastructure & security
Production-grade hosting, monitoring, backups and security for external customers.
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Go-to-market
First commercial plans, design partners and initial sales and marketing.
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Runway to revenue
Runway to the first paying customers and recurring revenue.
Built & validated so far
Built before external funding
OptiSync is not an idea looking for capital. The core platform already runs in a live pilot.
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700+
founder development hours
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Amazon · Kaufland
Live marketplace integrations
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50k+
products managed in the pilot
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200k+
channel listings
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1,200+
orders routed since June 2026
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15k+
successful supplier syncs
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2
live supplier systems
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Live pilot
Running in an established multichannel e-commerce operation
Rounded figures from our live internal pilot, as of 31 August 2026.
Company structure & IP
Consolidating OptiSync into the operating company
The OptiSync technology has been developed before the final long-term company structure was selected. As part of Capital Round I, the relevant software and intellectual property will be consolidated within the operating company through a documented transaction.
The resulting ownership position, company structure and investor rights will be fully documented before any investment is completed.
Legal informationCapital path
Founder-funded first, external capital second
- Completed
Founder-funded
Platform built and pilot running on founder time and capital.
- Planned
Capital Round I
Product completion, commercialisation and go-to-market.
- Planned
Recurring revenue
Subscriptions and usage from external sellers.
- Planned
Growth financing
Where appropriate: debt, non-dilutive funding or follow-on capital.
Early-stage considerations
What investors should understand
OptiSync is an early-stage company. Its opportunity comes with execution, market, financing and operational risks that prospective investors should understand when evaluating the business.
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Capital at risk
An investment in an early-stage company can lose some or all of its value.
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Long-term investment
There is currently no public market for any future OptiSync securities, so investors should expect a long holding period and no guaranteed exit.
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Future financing
Additional capital may be raised as OptiSync grows, which may dilute existing percentage holdings depending on the terms of future rounds.
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Execution
Commercial launch, product development and customer onboarding may take longer or require more resources than currently planned.
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Market adoption & competition
Customer adoption may develop differently than expected, and existing or new competitors may respond as the market evolves.
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Platform ecosystem
OptiSync integrates with marketplaces, suppliers and other external platforms whose APIs, policies and commercial terms can change.
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Team concentration
At this stage, OptiSync relies heavily on a small founding team while the initial organisation is being built.
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Corporate setup
The final operating structure and consolidation of the OptiSync technology still need to be completed and documented as part of the financing process.
How it works
From interest to documentation
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Register interest
A short, non-binding form — no payment, no commitment.
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Introductory conversation
We get in touch personally to answer your questions.
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Further information
Eligible investors receive further information, and access to the investor room when available.
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Investment documentation
If both sides wish to proceed, the investment structure, terms and legal documentation are completed before any participation takes place.
Capital Round I
Interested in Capital Round I?
Register your non-binding interest and we'll get in touch personally.