German software company WunderGraph has raised $7.5 million in a Series A investment round led by Karma Ventures. eBay Ventures and Aspenwood Ventures also participated in the round to help WunderGraph unify APIs across decentralized systems with their open-source GraphQL federation platform.
About WunderGraph
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WunderGraph is a German and US-based software company founded in 2020 by Dustin Deus, Jens Neuse, Björn Schwenzer, and Stefan Avram. The company specializes in API integration and automation.
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It provides a unified platform that makes it easier to connect different data sources, keep them safe, and manage them all in one place. This helps speed up and clean up how apps get and use data.
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The platform uses GraphQL and OpenAPI, which helps companies to move data quicker and in real time without needing to build complicated systems themselves. Thanks to its Cosmo Router tools, the company focuses on enhancing developer productivity and accelerating application development through automated API composition and deployment.
"APIs run the world’s biggest platforms, but at scale, they can turn into bottlenecks. WunderGraph cuts through the complexity — it’s efficient, scalable, and open. We’re excited to partner with the WunderGraph team as they set a new standard for the industry," says Tommi Uhari, Partner at Karma Ventures.
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WunderGraph also offers hosting, premium support, and services, including database integration, analytics, authentication, and observability.
Investment details
The round was led by Karma Ventures, with participation from eBay Ventures and Aspenwood Ventures to unify APIs across decentralized systems with their open-source GraphQL federation platform.
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Karma Ventures is a Tallinn-based early-stage venture capital firm, specialised in late seed and A round investments in Europe’s deep-tech software startups.
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EBay Ventures is a venture capital investment arm of eBay Inc. The company invests in disruptive companies that are revolutionizing the commerce landscape.
With the new $7.5 million investment, WunderGraph plans to expand its 20-person team and enhance its open-source GraphQL federation with new tools to support smarter collaboration for distributed teams.
