Funding Spotlight: Corebook's Investment Momentum
- ah0807
- Aug 26
- 2 min read
Corebook, the Riga-born brand tech startup, has been steadily shaping the future of brand management since its launch in 2018. The company’s early success story is backed by a strong foundation of investor confidence, securing nearly $500,000 in early funding from highly respected firms including Fast Track Malmö, Kaya VC, Skåne Ventures, and 500 Global.
A Vision That Attracted Early Support
From the outset, Corebook set out to solve a universal pain point for design and brand teams: the lack of a streamlined, intuitive platform for managing brand assets. Traditional solutions often lacked flexibility or user-friendly interfaces, making brand consistency difficult to achieve across global teams. Corebook’s innovative approach, blending cloud-based accessibility with design-driven functionality, caught the attention of both design professionals and strategic investors.
This early round of capital provided the runway needed to build and refine a product that has since been adopted by agencies and global brands looking for a centralized, collaborative hub for their brand guidelines and creative assets.
Strategic Growth and Industry Traction
Following the funding round, Corebook focused on scaling both its platform and its market presence. By integrating feedback from early adopters, the team rapidly enhanced platform performance, introduced advanced collaboration tools, and launched its widely praised Corebook° Figma Plugin, bridging the gap between creative workflows and brand management.
These upgrades positioned Corebook as a go-to solution for creative agencies, startups, and enterprises seeking efficiency without compromising on design quality. This growth trajectory demonstrated clear market fit and validated the investors’ early belief in the product’s potential.
Looking Ahead: The Path to Series A
With a Series A round projected for Q4 2025, Corebook is entering a critical phase of expansion. The company is preparing to scale its operations, grow its enterprise client base, and deepen integrations that make brand management seamless across platforms. For investors, this trajectory signals an attractive opportunity: a high-growth SaaS company in a niche, design-driven market with global demand.
Corebook’s journey underscores a broader truth about the Baltic tech ecosystem: innovative ideas, when combined with disciplined execution and strategic backing, can transform into scalable global businesses. As Corebook looks to the future, it remains a standout example of what’s possible when design and technology converge.
To learn more: https://www.corebook.io




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