Barcelona's Kompanion raises €800,000 first round led by JME Ventures

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Kompanion, a Barcelona start-up founded in 2025 by Eduard Mas Miserachs, Jordi Pané i Juni and Guillem Pujol Martínez, has closed its first funding round: 800,000 euros, led by JME Ventures, with Acurio Ventures and BStartup, Banco Sabadell's investment vehicle, also taking part. Several business angels joined as well: Carles Marcos of Sleek, formerly of Qonto; Alberto Sierra, formerly of Glovo; Joana Marcelino of Uber; and Jan Amat, founder and CEO of Recomotor. Until now the company had grown on its own money and, in a detail that still counts as a distinguishing feature in this industry, says it was profitable while doing so.

The pitch is that Kompanion is not one more piece of software for a founder to learn. Its own AI gathers invoices from email or WhatsApp, reconciles bank accounts and sorts expenses, which leaves its human advisers free for the part of accounting that involves actually advising. "We don't sell a tool, we sell the result," said Mas Miserachs, its CEO, who previously worked at Qonto and Dealcar. Clients get a private portal with their financial figures in real time. The service is aimed at start-ups, digital agencies and online shops, and covers company formation, accounting, tax, payroll, treasury, corporate cards and expenses. A deal with Caser lets it sell liability and employee health insurance through its app, and it is preparing a company-formation product called Start and a marketplace of corporate benefits.

The new money will go into the technology team, specialist hires and its AI and automatic reconciliation, along with new tools for bank reconciliation, invoice accounting and treasury and a broader insurance offer. Kompanion has more than 150 clients and expects 300 by the end of 2026; its staff of seven is set to grow to about 17, mostly on the technical side. Spain is the priority, but it wants to become a multi-country European platform, naming Portugal, France and Italy.