Paris-based Fleet, a bootstrapped startup pioneering Machine-as-a-Service (DaaS) for startups and SMEs, introduced that it’s increasing into the Netherlands.
Working with out exterior funding, the French firm has quickly scaled throughout markets similar to France, Spain, Germany, and the UK + Eire.
The corporate has closed 2024 with double-digit million in income.
Why the Netherlands?
In response to the founder, the Netherlands’ openness to Opex fashions and round IT aligns properly with Fleet’s providing.
Famke Dijkman, Enlargement Lead for the Netherlands, says, “Fleet manages your entire IT lifecycle, serving to corporations keep agile and environment friendly. We refresh {hardware} each three years, scale back downtime, and simplify operations.”
Founder and Chairman Alexandre Berriche says, “Our entry into the Netherlands is each strategic and private. As a bootstrapped firm, we show there’s a robust demand for sensible IT options throughout Europe’s SMEs.”
The French firm will launch its companies within the Netherlands on April 24, 2025.
An unique canal cruise on April 23, 2025, launched Fleet to Amsterdam, permitting purchasers like Carbon Fairness to community and have a good time this milestone whereas having fun with town’s stunning waterways.
Fleet: Managing office tools
Based in 2019 by Alexandre Berriche, Fleet delivers a streamlined Machine-as-a-Service (DaaS) mannequin.
The corporate permits companies to lease and handle IT property like laptops, telephones, tablets, and furnishings below a single month-to-month subscription.
The supply consists of procurement, upkeep, insurance coverage, person onboarding, and Cell Machine Administration (MDM)—releasing up corporations to deal with development, not IT logistics.
The French firm primarily serves startups and SMEs with 10 to 200 workers, a phase that usually lacks devoted IT groups.
Trusted by over 1,400 clients, together with Carbon Fairness within the Netherlands, Fleet works carefully with VC communities similar to Lakestar, Techstars, Visionaries Membership, and Earlybird—bringing worth to their startup ecosystems.
