Series A22 July 2021

Gravitee.io raises 11m dollars in Series A funding led by AlbionVC and Oxx to expand operations.

The Series A round was co-led by AlbionVC and Oxx to support international expansion and team growth.

$11.0MSeries A

Gravitee.io provides an open source API management platform that combines design, management, monitoring and integrated identity and access management. The company helps organisations control and secure their software ecosystems.

Gravitee.io has secured 11m dollars in Series A funding to accelerate its international expansion and scale its team. The investment round was co-led by AlbionVC and Oxx. The company provides open source API management tools designed to help enterprises monitor, secure and govern their software integrations.

From the founder

"Businesses that can make full use of their data are more successful. So effective API management is becoming a core competence. The challenge for IT teams is to connect the existing data silos, plus emerging streamed data sources, and enable these to be shared in a consistent way, secured in line with best practices and easily governed. Gravitee.io offers the richest open source functionality to make that process effortless for developers and system architects. In AlbionVC and Oxx we have found partners who recognise the value that effortless API control brings to digital enterprises. With their backing, we can accelerate our mission to bring open source control of API ecosystems to the global developer community."

Rory Blundell

CEO at Gravitee.io

Investor perspective

"We have been hugely impressed by what the Gravitee.io team has achieved to date. Having been bootstrapped until now, they managed to build the richest open source API management platform, attract clients across sectors and geographies, and constantly win against competitors thanks to their highly flexible platform. We are excited to support Gravitee.io during their next stage of growth as they continue building a category-leading business in this massive space."