Moka.care is a technology company.
Moka.care has raised $19.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Moka.care has raised $19.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Moka.care is a Paris-based technology company providing a digital-first mental health platform for corporations, offering B2B virtual therapy sessions, employee wellness tracking, group workshops, coaching, and mindfulness tools to prevent burnout, manage stress, and support teams during crises.[1][2][5] It serves HR teams and employees at over 320 companies—including L'Oréal, Spendesk, Qonto, and Engie—covering more than 15,000 users across 8 countries, with a team of 65 and a focus on destigmatizing mental health in the workplace.[1][2][5] The platform solves key corporate challenges like high turnover, psychosocial risks, conflicts, harassment, and transformation stress through personalized, proactive interventions, operating on a per-employee-per-month subscription model with usage-based adjustments.[3][5] Since its 2020 launch, Moka.care has raised around $19M total (including a €15M round and earlier $3M seed), achieving strong growth as Europe's corporate mental health leader.[2][4]
Founded in January 2020 in Paris by Guillaume d'Ayguesvives (Co-founder & CEO) and Pierre-Etienne Bidon (Co-founder & CTO), Moka.care emerged amid rising awareness of workplace mental health gaps, particularly as companies offered inadequate helplines that few employees used.[1][3] The idea stemmed from recognizing that employees need tailored support—starting with a 30-minute intake to match therapy, coaching, or workshops—rather than generic solutions, addressing issues like stress and burnout early.[3] Early traction was rapid: by early 2021, it served 30 companies and thousands of employees with 50 practitioners, fueled by a $3M (€2.5M) seed from Singular; this expanded to 150+ clients and a €17.5M raise, scaling internationally.[2][3][4]
Moka.care rides the corporate mental health tech wave, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic's lasting impact on employee well-being, with market forces like rising burnout rates, regulatory pressures on psychosocial risks (especially in Europe), and talent retention demands favoring proactive platforms.[3][5] Its 2020 timing capitalized on remote work shifts and destigmatization trends, positioning it ahead of competitors like nilo.health amid a funding surge in wellness startups.[4] By serving global firms and expanding across 8 countries, it influences the ecosystem through data-driven HR insights, helping enterprises build resilient cultures and setting standards for integrated mental health in B2B SaaS.[1][2]
Moka.care is poised for pan-European dominance, leveraging its €15M+ war chest to deepen AI-enhanced personalization, expand practitioner networks, and enter more markets amid sustained demand for mental health tech post-pandemic.[4][5] Trends like hybrid work, AI-driven wellness tracking, and stricter EU labor laws on mental health will propel growth, potentially doubling client bases as ROI on turnover reduction becomes clearer. Its influence may evolve from service provider to ecosystem shaper, partnering with HR giants and influencing policy—building on its mission to make "Oui, ça va bien au travail" a reality for thriving organizations.[2][5]
Moka.care has raised $19.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Moka.care's investors include Cherry Ventures, Craft Ventures, Diaspora Ventures, Digitalis Ventures, Founder Collective, Founders Fund, Gradient Ventures, Harlem Capital, Heartcore Capital, Left Lane Capital, Origins, Outrun Ventures.
Moka.care has raised $19.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $16.0M Series A in May 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2022 | $16.0M Series A | Cherry Ventures, Craft Ventures, Diaspora Ventures, Digitalis Ventures, Founder Collective, Founders Fund, Gradient Ventures, Harlem Capital, Heartcore Capital, Left Lane Capital, Origins, Outrun Ventures, Pareto Holdings, Serena Ventures, Singular, Valar Ventures, Didier Valet, Venus Williams | |
| Feb 1, 2021 | $3.0M Seed | 50 Partners Impact, Cherry Ventures, DN Capital, Heartcore Capital, Kima Ventures, MMC Ventures, #SecretFund, Singular, Alexandre Prot, Charlie Songhurst, Frederic Montagnon, Julien Romanetto, Michael Benabou, Nicolas Steegmann, Oleg Tscheltzoff, Steve Anavi, Thibaud Elziere |