Deeploi
3 known investors
deeploi provides all-in-one IT service management software that automates IT processes such as employee onboarding and offboarding, device and inventory management, and security compliance, alongside personal IT support. It targets companies ranging from startups to established businesses looking to manage IT operations more efficiently.
Also known as deeploi · Deeploi GmbH
Founders & leadership
Investors · 3
Also in the syndicate · 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026deeploi is a German company that offers an all-in-one "IT-as-a-service" platform aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises that lack a dedicated IT department. The platform connects a company's existing internal systems — HR software, mobile device management (MDM), cybersecurity tools and other vertical IT applications — into a single interface, and automates workflows around employee onboarding and offboarding, device and endpoint management, network management, compliance and security. A bundled service component provides IT support staff who handle tickets and support calls alongside the software.
The founders position the offering as an alternative both to legacy managed service providers, which they argue are built for larger enterprises, and to internal setups in which a non-specialist "accidental IT owner" assembles many point tools. According to the company, customers reduce onboarding from hours to minutes, cut time spent on IT-related issues by up to 80 percent, and receive ticket responses in under half an hour. The company states it has managed 17,000+ users and supported 3,500+ onboardings.
Founding story
deeploi was founded in early 2023 in Berlin by Julian Lübke (CEO) and Philipp Hoffmann (CPTO). Lübke began his career at Rocket Internet and was the first employee at real estate startup McMakler, working in operations; Hoffmann had founded an IT company roughly a decade earlier that evolved from a traditional IT service provider into an Apple-focused managed service provider, for which he built an in-house mobile device management system. Hoffmann brought the idea of connecting and automating IT tooling on one platform, and paired it with Lübke's experience scaling businesses.
Business model
Software platform sold with included IT service and support, priced on a per-user basis according to the company's pricing material.
Recurring per-user subscription pricing covering the platform plus included IT service and support.
Traction
Reported growth from roughly 30 customers and 20+ staff at the January 2024 seed round to more than 200 customers across Europe and a team of 50+ in current company materials, alongside 17,000+ managed users and 3,500+ onboardings supported.
Latest developments
Company materials describe a team of 50+ people, offices in Berlin and Munich, more than 200 customers across Europe and €9 million raised from investors including Atomico, Cherry Ventures and industry operators.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positioned as a modern alternative to legacy managed service providers such as Bechtle, Cancom and Computacenter for the SME segment, and to fragmented in-house tool stacks. Lead investor Atomico's research cited by the company points to 550,000 German SMEs with 20–150 full-time employees, of which 60 percent rely on non-specialists to run IT.
Combines software and delivered IT service in one subscription rather than selling point tools or traditional outsourced MSP contracts, integrates existing vertical IT systems into a single interface for non-specialist administrators, and claims fast support response times and large reductions in IT time spent.
Technology
A unified platform that integrates third-party IT systems (HR tools, mobile device management, cybersecurity software) and automates IT workflows such as provisioning a device and SaaS access when a new hire is created in the HR system, plus a dashboard giving non-specialist administrators a single view of IT data.
Go-to-market
Direct sales to SMEs combined with in-house IT support teams; content marketing via the company's magazine and guides; partnerships with third-party providers, including a cybersecurity partnership with security awareness training platform SoSafe. Named customers include digital marketing and e-commerce consultancy adamicus.
Small and medium-sized businesses without dedicated IT functions, with an initial focus on modern, cloud-native companies including agencies, consultancies, marketing firms, D2C/e-commerce businesses and startups; the company also cites potential to serve larger IT teams as the product matures.
Geography
Headquartered in Berlin with a second office in Munich; customers across Europe with an initial focus on the Western European market, and stated longer-term interest in expanding to the US.
History
The company was started in late 2022/early 2023 and raised a €3 million pre-seed round led by Cherry Ventures announced in March 2023, before beginning limited testing of its service with selected users and planning a wider launch in June 2023. Following its summer 2023 launch it grew to a team of over 20 across Berlin and Munich with roughly 30 SME customers, and in January 2024 announced a $6.5 million seed round led by Atomico with Cherry Ventures participating, with Atomico partner Andreas Helbig joining the board. By the time of its current company materials, deeploi reported a team of 50+, two offices, more than 200 customers across Europe and €9 million raised in total.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 6
launches, deals, and filingsdeeploi raised $6.5 million in a seed round led by Atomico with participation from existing investor Cherry Ventures, to be used to expand product and engineering, go-to-market and IT support teams.
$6.5M source ↗
As part of the seed round, Atomico partner Andreas Helbig joined deeploi's board.
deeploi developed a partnership with cybersecurity awareness training platform SoSafe.
By the January 2024 seed announcement the team of over 20 was seated in both Berlin and Munich.
After testing the service with a select number of users, the company planned to open the platform to a wider audience in June 2023; the formal launch took place in the summer of 2023.
Deeploi announced a €3 million ($3.25 million) pre-seed round led by Berlin-based Cherry Ventures, with participation from angels including the founders of Taktile, Moss, Vay and sennder.
$3.3M source ↗
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Atomico backs Deeploi, an 'IT-as-a-service' platform for SMEs | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Deeploi do?
- Berlin-based deeploi is an IT-as-a-service platform that manages IT operations, devices, security and support for SMEs.
- Who founded Deeploi?
- Deeploi was founded by Julian Lübke.
- Who are Deeploi's investors?
- Deeploi's investors include Cherry Ventures, Atomico.