Booksy

Booksy is the most popular mobile application with a simple and intuitive way to streamline the booking management process in appointment-based businesses.

Booksy is the most popular mobile application with a simple and intuitive way to streamline the booking management process in appointment-based businesses.

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https://www.booksy.net

Milestones

Series C at $70M in 2021

Investment year

2017

Investment stage

Series A

Investment status

Portfolio

Deal team

Patrik Backman

Booksy is the most popular mobile application with a simple and intuitive way to streamline the booking management process in appointment-based businesses.

Booksy is the most popular mobile application with a simple and intuitive way to streamline the booking management process in appointment-based businesses. Booksy was launched in Poland in February 2015 by Stefan Batory and Konrad Howard, and has successfully expanded to accommodate clients and service providers across the globe becoming the most-used app in the health and beauty industry worldwide.

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