Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in September 2011 by Alexander Naslednikov and Fadi Karkaby, GBooking operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $1.5M across two funding rounds from 10 investors. In November 2015, GBooking secured a seed round from investors including Konstantin Siniushin and BRICOLAGE.
Business overview
GBooking provides online scheduling software designed for businesses. Its core technology includes a smart notification system and a price-optimization algorithm, aiming to help businesses convert leads, reduce no-shows, and increase revenue. The company serves various industries by offering essential tools for customer service and mobile applications, operating within the Business Software sector, specifically focusing on IT, R&D & Data Solutions, and Project Management & Collaboration.
Strategic signal
In November 2013, Haifa's hiCenter invested NIS 10 million in four startups, including GBooking. This investment highlights early recognition of GBooking's potential in the market and signals a validation of its business model and technology by a regional innovation hub.
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- What is GBooking's primary offering?
- GBooking offers online scheduling software for businesses, featuring a smart notification system and a price-optimization algorithm to enhance lead conversion and reduce no-shows.
- When was GBooking founded and by whom?
- GBooking was founded in September 2011 by Alexander Naslednikov and Fadi Karkaby.
- How many funding rounds has GBooking completed?
- GBooking has completed two disclosed funding rounds: a Debt Financing round in April 2013 with Moscow Seed Fund, and a Seed round in November 2015 with investors including.
- Which investors participated in GBooking's November 2015 funding round?
- In November 2015, GBooking received seed funding from investors including Konstantin Siniushin and BRICOLAGE.
- What was a notable early investment in GBooking?
- In November 2013, Haifa's hiCenter invested NIS 10 million in GBooking as part of a larger investment in four startups.