Fibery Pitch Deck
Founded in 2019, Fibery is a no-code platform that helps product teams build, launch, and scale their products faster and easier. Fibery's core product is a customizable workspace that integrates with a wide array of tools, allowing teams to collaborate and manage their projects in one place.
The Minsk-based startup has attracted over 300 customers across different industries and regions, including companies like Netflix, Shopify, and Spotify.
Fibery used this pitch deck to raise $5.2 million in a Series A round led by Accel, with participation from Y Combinator and angel investors.
2023 • Series A
About the Fibery Pitch Deck
- Raised: $5.2M
- Year: 2023
- Stage: Series A
- Investors: VC — Accel (Lead), Y-Combinator
About Fibery
Fibery is the no-code platform that empowers product teams to build, launch, and scale their products faster and easier.
- Industry: Software
- Tags: No-Code, Software, Project Management, SaaS
- Business Model: SaaS
- Customer Model: B2B
- Website: fibery.io
- Legal Name: Fibery
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