Scompler raises seven million euros

With its software, the content platform enables content to be strategically planned, produced and published in one place. This is now convincing investors.

Munich-based start-up Scompler has received an investment of seven million euros in its second round of financing. Family office Reimann Investors leads the round. Existing investors Neosfer, Commerzbank's early-stage investor, and Bayern Capital are also participating. With the new capital, Scompler wants to strengthen its team and expand its interfaces to other technologies such as Microsoft, Adobe, Google or Staffbase.

Scompler's "Content Command Center" is a platform for strategic brand and corporate communications. Companies should be able to bundle all communication content in one place. This should make it possible to create a structured editorial and topic plan and publish the planned content. "Companies need to create better content. It comes down to delivering real content and narratives in a coordinated way," says founder and CEO Mirko Lange.

Lange founded the startup in 2018 and says it has since acquired more than 250 customers. Among them are Commerzbank, ADAC, Fridays for Future and UNICEF.