Cardiff startup Doopoll secures funding from Konrad Litwin and Finance Wales at a £1m valuation.
The investment from Konrad Litwin and Finance Wales values the polling platform at £1m.
Doopoll develops a real-time online polling platform used by academic institutions and cultural organisations to gather customer feedback.
Cardiff-based polling startup Doopoll has secured investment from angel investor Konrad Litwin and Finance Wales, pushing its valuation to £1m. The funding follows a string of recent milestones for the company, including winning a tech startup award at the ESTnet Awards and joining the ideas.fund accelerator programme.
Co-founded last year by Marc Thomas, Steve Dimmick and Sam Goudie, the business provides real-time feedback tools for organisations such as the National Museum of Wales and Swansea University. The newly acquired capital will be used to expand operations and build out an international team.
From the founder
"After a lot of hard work over the last year, this investment allows Doopoll to accelerate our growth. We’re thrilled to be partnering with Finance Wales and Konrad."
Steve Dimmick
Co-founder and Head of Enterprise at Doopoll
Investor perspective
"This passionate management team are disrupting a niche that has become a vital but rarely welcome part of online life and transformed it into a dynamic feedback experience for both sides."
Konrad Litwin
Angel Investor, Konrad Litwin
Use of funds
- 01Grow the team
- 02Expand into international markets