Polish startup Autofixer has secured €3 million in venture debt from Orbit Capital. The company plans to use these funds to expand its presence in the European market, starting with the Czech Republic, where sales are expected to launch within a month. The capital will also support team growth and further development of the platform's technology.
Founded in 2021 by the team behind AZA Group, Autofixer operates an online platform for automotive parts. The system uses AI and automation to match vehicle data with parts catalogues and supplier listings, simplifying the selection process for both individual drivers and distributors. The platform also manages customer acquisition and service for its partners.
The company reports strong financial performance in 2026, having processed over 840 000 orders in the first ten months of the year. Revenue for the same period reached approximately €41 million, with a full-year forecast of €52 million. Since July, the business has achieved positive monthly EBITDA.
Autofixer intends to build new AI-powered tools to assist users in selecting components and a companion mobile application for vehicle owners. The venture debt financing allows the company to scale its operations without diluting the equity held by existing shareholders.
