CarCollect
A B2B automotive remarketing SaaS platform digitizing the end-to-end used-vehicle remarketing workflow.
About
CarCollect is a Dutch B2B automotive remarketing software platform founded in 2012. It offers an integrated remarketing SaaS platform that combines Trade, Transport, and Stock management into a mission-critical solution covering vehicle intake, pricing, sales execution, transport coordination, settlement, and stock management. The platform digitizes the entire used-vehicle remarketing workflow for branded dealers, leasing companies, universal dealers, and fleet and rent companies.
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Key facts
- Headquarters
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Founded
- 2012
- Employees
- 49
- Business model
- B2B
Funding rounds
| Date | Round | Amount | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 May 2026 | Funding Round | Undisclosed | Main Capital Partners |
Frequently asked
What does CarCollect do?
Built on a modern, cloud-native multi-tenant SaaS architecture, it supports 15 languages and 10 currencies. CarCollect serves approximately 750 companies across 10 European countries.
How many employees does CarCollect have?
CarCollect has approximately 49 people on record.
SEC filings, insider activity, nonprofit links and pay benchmarks for CarCollect:
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