Good Monday secures £3.2m in seed funding led by Firstminute Capital to fund London expansion.
The Danish workspace management startup has raised £3.2m led by Firstminute Capital to launch its operations in London.
Good Monday provides a workspace management platform featuring an integrated marketplace for office services and administrative tools. The system brings the operational infrastructure of co-working spaces into private offices.
Good Monday has secured £3.2m in seed funding led by Firstminute Capital to support its expansion into London. The round also drew participation from Creandum, Seed Capital, and PreSeed Ventures.
The Danish startup provides a digital workspace management platform that integrates office services ranging from cleaning and catering to employee perks. Following the investment, the company has established a Shoreditch office with five staff members and onboarded its first British clients.
From the founder
"The current situation has been a huge challenge but most importantly it has validated exactly why our customers have chosen us. We started Good Monday in 2018 with the promise of full control, overview, and no long terminations periods. More than ever, we now see the true power of our easy-to-use platform, which really shows to free up resources for our customers to focus on other tasks than the workspace-related ones,"
Mik Strøyberg
CEO and founder at Good Monday
Investor perspective
"COVID-19 has changed the office space as we know it. As lockdown eases, it will be more important than ever for office environments to offer something compelling enough to compete with the benefits of working from home. Such services – that help build a strong office culture and a more productive work environment – are the types of services that Good Monday’s marketplace unlocks,"
Brent Hoberman
firstminute capital
Use of funds
- 01Expand into international markets
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About the company
Good Monday
Workspace management platform digitising office services and operations.