Hungarian startup Qneiform raises €3M in seed funding to expand AI-driven recruitment platform

12 March, 2025, 12:00 115
Hungarian startup Qneiform raises €3M in seed funding to expand AI-driven recruitment platform

Qneiform, a Budapest-based AI-powered software platform, has secured €3 million in seed funding, co-led by UK-based PROfounders and Hungary’s DayOne Capital. Existing investors Keen Ventures and Dutch Founders Fund also participated in the round.

About Qneiform

  • Founded in 2022 by Thomas Percy, Qneiform develops a platform that allows recruiters to locate their perfect next recruit by utilizing the latest AI technology and delivering best recruitment tools to the users.

  • Qneiform claims it not only enhances efficiency but also transforms the approach to identifying and recruiting key talent. The startup has offices in Budapest, London, and the Netherlands.

“This investment round gives us the means to build the product we’ve always dreamed of. The next 2-3 years for us are going to be about how we can take what we’ve built up until now, which our existing customers love, and turn it into an offering that no firm who truly cares about talent can live without,” says Thomas Percy, founder of Qneiform.

Investment details

The fresh funding round was co-led by Hungary’s DayOne Capital and UK-based PROfounders. Existing investors Keen Ventures and Dutch Founders Fund also participated in the round.

  • Day One Capital is a Hungarian venture capital firm investing in seed-stage B2B software companies in CEE, focusing on innovative products with significant growth potential. The firm invests between €300,000 to €1.5 million per startup.

  • Its recent portfolio includes Dutch startup Perciv AI, Czech cybersecurity company Whalebone, and Hungarian-founded text-to-video startup Colossyan.

This is the second big funding round for Qneiform. In February 2024, the Hungarian startup secured €750,000 in pre-seed investment from Slimmer AI, Dutch Founders Fund (DFF), and Keen Venture Partners.

Qneiform will use the new funding to expand beyond Europe and the US, entering new verticals beyond finance, and advancing the data science that links talent decisions to business outcomes.

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