Poshtel builds designer, modular shipping-container suites that assemble as temporary or relocatable hospitality units and are rented initially via Airbnb. The company emphasizes eco-friendly, up-cyclable designs and local sustainable products, and has engineered a shared “fifth element” service module to supply power, water, sewage and Wi‑Fi for clusters of units. Poshtel is launching with a luxury-first strategy aimed at travelers, while planning later phases for low-income housing, student housing and disaster-relief deployments. The 15-person Danish team has one operational structure in Copenhagen and 20 more under construction targeting a January 2018 launch, and is negotiating sites and franchise deals across Europe and Asia. It reports average pricing intent of about $200 per night per unit and says it has raised $500,000 to date from founders and early backers. The company works with local landowners on 50/50 profit splits and is pursuing partnerships to navigate permits and regulations in each market.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Sep 2017