How to pitch your startup to Tech.eu
TL;DR
Tech.eu is a news site about the European tech and startup scene, started in 2013 and owned by the tech media company Webrazzi since October 2021. Founders can send their startup through a free "Pitch Your Startup" form, and the editors decide what to cover. Sponsored articles, banners and Tech.eu Summit packages go through sales@tech.eu, with prices on request.
What is Tech.eu?
Tech.eu publishes curated news, founder and investor interviews, and funding analysis about European startups, with topic sections for fintech, healthtech, SaaS, deeptech, mobility and artificial intelligence. Its monthly funding reports track how much European tech raised, with headlines such as European tech raising €7.5B in March 2026. It also runs the Tech.eu Summit London, a job board, the free Funding Explorer (an open platform for European funding data), premium Insights reports, a daily newsletter and a weekly deals round-up. Its sponsored posts page says all articles come from editorial staff apart from selected guest contributors.
Who should pitch Tech.eu?
- European startups that just raised a round and can share the amount and the investors.
- Founders launching a product or entering a new European market, with a clear news hook.
- Deeptech, fintech, health and climate startups, which match the site's topic sections.
- Skip it if your startup has no European base or market, or if you have no news yet and only want a general mention.
How much does Tech.eu cost?
Pitching is free, and so is a reader account with the newsletters. Coverage is editorial: the form promises nothing. The paid options, listed on the advertise page, are sponsored articles, banner ads, custom campaigns and Tech.eu Summit sponsorship. Tech.eu publishes no rate card, so the sales team sends a media kit on request. Its sponsored posts page states that paid articles are labelled as sponsored and that the site runs no advertorials, so a paid piece still goes through editorial standards. Full Insights reports are also available on request by email.
How do you share your startup on Tech.eu?
- Open the Pitch Your Startup form.
- Fill in the required fields: email address, country of the startup and a short description. The form also asks for the startup name, the website or app store URL, the launch date, and whether you raised investment.
- Write the description like the first paragraph of a news story: who you are, what is new, the numbers, and why it matters for Europe.
- Complete the reCAPTCHA check and send the form once.
- For a sponsored article, banners or a Summit package, email sales@tech.eu or use the form on the advertise page.
Tips to get more out of Tech.eu
- Lead with funding facts: amount in euros, round type, lead investor, total raised to date. Tech.eu builds its monthly funding coverage from rounds like yours.
- Check the free Funding Explorer for comparable rounds in your sector and country, and mention them to show where your startup fits.
- Send the pitch before the public announcement and say when the embargo lifts.
- Read the author pages to see which reporters cover your sector.
- Keep sales language out of the description. The site keeps even guest and sponsored content free of advertorial tone, so a pitch that reads like an ad works against you.
Our verdict
Tech.eu is a strong free shot for European startups with funding or launch news, and its readers include investors and operators across the continent. The form is simple, but coverage depends on the news value, so send it when you have numbers to share and budget for sponsorship only if you need guaranteed space.
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