DocPlanner combines a consumer-facing marketplace and reviews site with cloud software for individual doctors, dentists and other private healthcare providers. The platform processes about 1.5 million bookings per month, lists more than 2 million healthcare professionals across 15 countries, and has gathered 2.4 million patient reviews. Its SaaS aims to optimise patient flow, reduce no-shows and digitize administrative work to improve provider efficiency and patient outcomes. The company says the €80M Series E will be used to deepen penetration in core European and Latin American markets and to fund continued R&D to add software for clinicians. DocPlanner also remains open to acquisitions of young, cloud-based software companies to accelerate growth and has previously bought competitors in Turkey (2014) and Spain (2016). It employs around 1,000 people across offices in Warsaw, Barcelona, Istanbul, Rome, Mexico City and Curitiba and is running a recruitment drive with over 100 openings. DocPlanner operates a consumer-facing marketplace alongside cloud software for private healthcare providers, enabling professionals to manage profiles, respond to reviews and accept bookings. Its backend tools include calendar management, clinic administration features, a personal tele-assistant and automatic appointment reminders. The platform processes about 340,000 bookings per month, up from 200,000 a year earlier. DocPlanner merged with Spanish platform Doctoralia and has signaled openness to further acquisitions of cloud-based healthcare software. The company plans to expand beyond calendar management to offer more advanced solutions for doctor practices. It will use recent funding to open new offices in Brazil and Mexico and to boost marketing and sales in Southern Europe and Latin America. DocPlanner operates a consumer-facing marketplace and cloud-based practice management software for private healthcare providers, including doctors, dentists, dietitians, psychologists, and clinics. Patients use the platform to find and book appointments while medical professionals manage profiles, respond to reviews, handle bookings, and use tools such as calendar management, a personal tele-assistant, and automatic appointment reminders. The company processes about 200,000 bookings per month and reports 8 million monthly users across 25 countries. DocPlanner is headquartered in Poland and has about 200 employees located in offices in Warsaw, Istanbul, and Rome. It announced a merger with Spain’s Doctoralia, which claims 9 million monthly users and presence in 20 countries, aiming to create a market-leading combined business. The new funding will be used to accelerate international expansion and further develop the company's online practice management software. DocPlanner operates an online booking platform for private healthcare providers, including individual practitioners, small clinics, dentists and other specialists. The Polish startup is live in 25 markets across Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America and attracts about seven million unique visitors per month. It books more than 100,000 appointments monthly and works with roughly 7,000 healthcare professionals, targeting 12,000 providers by year-end. Its business model combines a fixed fee for service providers plus a commission per booked appointment. DocPlanner plans to use new funding to expand further in Southern Europe, grow traffic in new markets, intensify monetization through marketing and increased sales efforts, and invest in senior management and hires such as an experienced CMO. DocPlanner operates a group of country-specific websites that provide an online physician appointment calendar and booking system. Its flagship product lets patients book open time slots, compare doctors’ availability and includes convenience features such as appointment text message reminders. The service is live in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Russia and Germany with sites such as DrScore.ru in Russia. DocPlanner reports more than 2.5 million monthly unique users, including over 1.5 million in Poland and 600,000 in the Czech Republic, and generates “significant revenues.” The company was co-founded in 2010 by Mariusz Gralewski and is based in Warsaw. It plans to use new funding to expand into five additional markets—largely in Eastern Europe—and to further develop its online appointment system.

Total raised

$138M

Funding rounds

5

Latest round

Series E

Latest activity

May 2019