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Xolo is a technology company.
Xolo has raised $19.7M across 3 funding rounds.
Key people at Xolo.
Xolo has raised $19.7M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Xolo delivers an integrated digital platform empowering independent professionals and freelancers worldwide. The platform automates essential business administration, including invoicing, expense management, tax compliance, and banking services. It consolidates these critical functions into a single interface, allowing solos to efficiently operate their ventures across global markets.
Xolo was founded to alleviate the substantial administrative burden on independent professionals, enabling them to prioritize core work. Finnish tech entrepreneur Mikko Teerenhovi, a co-founder and former CEO, was pivotal in its creation. Allan Martinson also contributed significantly as an early leader and investor, defining the company's foundational mission.
Xolo serves a global base of independent professionals, or 'solos', across over 150 countries. The platform empowers these individuals to manage their businesses with reduced administrative complexity. Xolo's vision is to be the definitive global partner for solopreneurs, minimizing time spent on business management and fostering sustained success in independent careers.
Key people at Xolo.
Xolo is a technology company providing business setup, contracting, invoicing, accounting, taxation, and compliance solutions tailored for solopreneurs and freelancers, known as "Xolopreneurs." It serves over 130,000 users across 150+ countries with 6 products, achieving a NPS of 75+ and processing over €1 billion in transactions by 2021.[1]
The platform solves key pain points for independent workers by simplifying administrative tasks globally, inspired by Estonia's digital business infrastructure, enabling users to scale solo operations effortlessly.[1][5]
Xolo was founded by a group of friends with complementary skills in Estonia, a digitally advanced nation where business launch and tax filing can be done online in minutes.[1] Their idea emerged to democratize solopreneurship worldwide by replicating Estonia's ease of doing business, lowering entry barriers for independents everywhere.[1]
Key milestones include reaching €1 billion in processed transactions in March 2021, expanding to Spain in June 2021 with a localized platform, launching Xolo Teams in September 2021, and hitting 100,000 Xolopreneurs while entering Italy by December 2021.[1] The company has raised €15M+ in funding and grown to 130+ employees.[1]
Xolo rides the solo revolution—the global surge in freelancing and independent work fueled by remote tools, gig platforms, and post-pandemic shifts away from traditional employment.[1][5] Timing is ideal amid rising digital nomadism and e-residency trends, with market forces like regulatory digitization and no-code admin tools favoring borderless services.[1]
It influences the ecosystem by onboarding masses to solopreneurship, processing billions in transactions, and expanding localized compliance, thus accelerating the creator economy and reducing barriers in underserved regions.[1]
Xolo is poised for continued global dominance in solopreneur tools, potentially deepening AI-driven automation for taxes/compliance and entering more markets amid freelancing's projected growth to 50%+ of the workforce. Trends like embedded finance and Web3 identities will shape its path, evolving it from admin simplifier to full solo-business OS.
This positions Xolo as a cornerstone for the scaling solo revolution it ignited, empowering independents worldwide just as its founders envisioned from Estonia's digital frontier.[1]
Xolo has raised $19.7M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Xolo's investors include Frank Carsten Herzog, Kerstin Herzog, DeepTech & Climate Fonds, Onsight Ventures, Paua Ventures, Andrew Prozes, Taavet Hinrikus, Margus Uudam, Vendep Capital, Leap Ventures, Sakari Pihlava.
Xolo has raised $19.7M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $9.3M Series A in February 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 21, 2023 | $9.3M Series A | — | Frank Carsten Herzog, Kerstin Herzog, DeepTech & Climate Fonds, HZG Group, Onsight Ventures, Paua Ventures | Announced |
| Jun 15, 2021 | $3.6M Venture Round | — | Andrew Prozes, Taavet Hinrikus, Margus Uudam, Vendep Capital | Announced |
| Jul 15, 2019 | $6.8M Series A | Margus Uudam, Leap Ventures, Sakari Pihlava | — | Announced |