Plancraft develops AI-first SaaS and voice-enabled workflows aimed at making construction tradespeople’s administrative work intuitive and efficient. The company is building toward full AI automation—creating agents to handle customer interactions, generate custom quotes, and optimise operations. Its roadmap moves from voice-enabled workflows to AI agents that manage routine tasks so tradespeople can focus on building. Plancraft has expanded rapidly since its Series A in June 2024, growing its team from 40 to over 100 and establishing teams in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, and Italy. The company positions its product as a response to Europe’s construction labour shortages, bureaucracy, and climate retrofit pressures. Financially, plancraft has secured significant investor backing and will use the new funding to hire product and AI specialists and scale across multiple countries. Plancraft is a Hamburg-based software company that digitizes work processes in the craft industry. Its platform covers invoicing, pricing, construction-site documentation, and time tracking to optimize operational workflows. The product helps craft businesses address labor shortages and increasing bureaucracy through process automation. Plancraft employs more than 40 people and serves over 10,000 customers. In June 2024 it raised €12M in a Series A to accelerate product development and expansion. The company plans to build a contractor operating system, expand beyond the DACH region, and extend its product to create additional digitalization opportunities for craft businesses. Plancraft offers a cloud-based, user-friendly web application that streamlines office work for small craft businesses—quotations, invoicing and team communication—optimized for tablets and mobile devices. The product targets the under-digitized German craft and construction trades, a market the article cites as roughly 500,000 enterprises, and aims to reduce time lost on administrative tasks. Plancraft emphasizes simplicity, no-install cloud delivery and cross-device use to enable flexible, decentralized work for chronically time-pressed craftsmen. The company charges a starting price of €29 per month and, as of the article, employs about 16 people. Founders Alexander Noll, Richard Keil and Julian Wiedenhaus started the company in 2019 in Hamburg. With the new capital the team plans to boost marketing and scale adoption across thousands of small businesses.

Total raised

$59M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Aug 2025