StrollMe raised €22 million in mixed equity and debt financing. The company rents children's mobility products by subscription in Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands. Existing investors, BMH Hessen, and Growth Credit Partners took part.
Funding breakdown
The round combines fresh equity with a credit facility. Existing investors Hanse Ventures, HGDF, JOSS, and business angel Kristina Schreiner joined again. BMH Hessen invested through its Hessen Kapital I fund, and Growth Credit Partners provided the loan.
Company context
StrollMe was founded in Frankfurt in early 2020. It reports 2025 revenue growth of about 70% without sharing absolute figures. It has handled more than 100,000 rentals since launch.
How the service works
Families subscribe to bikes, balance bikes, strollers, car seats, or accessories. Returned items are refurbished and rented again. The sister brand Kiddly later sells overhauled products.
The new capital will expand the rental fleet in existing markets. StrollMe also sees the funding as groundwork for later European expansion. It has not named new target countries or a timeline.