A look back at our first revenue-based investment (2020-2024)
In March 2020, we launched our very first revenue-based investment at Limitless, driven by a simple but ambitious goal: to close the funding gap for purpose-driven startups in Europe. We believed there had to be a better way to support entrepreneurs solving meaningful problems—one that didn’t require them to give up ownership to compromise on long-term impact for short-term gains.
Four years later, that investment has come full circle. Last June, we wrapped up our revenue-share agreement with Dermtest, The results are in—financially, the investment delivered as expected. But more importantly, it played a role in supporting healthcare when it was needed most.
KIRA will help us make more sustainable consumption decisions by offering truly sustainable alternatives to fast fashion
Limitless supported KIRA with revenue-based impact financing in June 2021 to help them continue product development and expand to new markets so that more people could have the option to leave behind the smallest possible carbon footprint.
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Better sleep with Dreamsville!
We talked with Jevgeni Pärg and Ottomar Tamm from Dreamsville. This time the topic was something we all can relate to - sleep. We discussed why sleep matters and how can one improve it. They also told us about their fundamental decision to use environmentally friendly materials for their products and how Dreamsville's journey in the world of sleep has evolved as well as what are the plans for the future.
ALPA Kids - an Estonian edtech where product is designed by children themselves
We talked with Kelly Lilles, the CEO and co-founder of the edtech startup ALPA Kids.
Kelly told us about the problem they are solving with ALPA Kids, why she and her team decided to solve problems in the field of education, how has corona affected the startup, what will happen with education in the next 5-10 years and what is her stake on
Sustainable Development Goals.
Limitless mentors ALPA Kids and is their devoted fan as their team has some mad problem
solving skills and enviable drive building something that matters. To give you an example: they recently managed to build a working solution for personalized education that is tracking the child’s progress and making content suggestions based on the behaviour of the user at the Base Camp 72-hour online hackathon which they also won. Worth to mention that they made corona tests prior bringing together their team to ensure the safety and effectively hacked away! There are no problems hard enough for ALPA Kids team to solve - they are simply limitless.
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Source: ALPA Kids