Polish automotive e-commerce startup Autofixer has secured €3 million in venture debt financing from Orbit Capital. The company will use the capital to enter new European markets, develop its platform and grow its team, as Vestbee was informed.
- Autofixer runs an online platform that helps customers find car parts compatible with their vehicles. It combines vehicle data, parts catalogues and supplier listings to make product selection simpler, and uses automation and AI to organise product information and support catalogue creation.
- The company uses an asset-light model. Parts distributors supply the products and manage availability, while Autofixer handles listing integration, customer acquisition, marketing and customer service in each market. This lets distributors reach customers in more European countries without building their own e-commerce operations in each one.
- Autofixer reports approximately €41 million in revenue in the first ten months of 2026 and expects to reach around €52 million by year-end. It has recorded positive monthly EBITDA since July 2026.
“We see significant potential in this large and still under-digitized market. Combined with the team’s proven experience in building and scaling commercially successful e-commerce businesses, we believe there is a strong foundation for growth,” Vit Javurek, Principal at Orbit Capital, said to Vestbee.
Details of the deal
- With the new capital, Autofixer plans to enter more European markets, broaden its product range and strengthen its e-commerce platform.
- Its next market is Czechia, where it expects to launch sales within the next month.
- The company also plans to build AI-powered tools that help customers identify suitable parts and navigate the purchase process, along with an app that supports drivers in their day-to-day car use.
