How to pitch your startup on Remiball

TL;DR

Remiball is a European startup investment platform where founders raising from pre-seed to Series A publish their round on the Launchpad and get in front of angels and VCs. The pitch form takes about 3 minutes, needs no deck, and the team reviews every submission within 48 hours. It suits European founders raising from €500k, and the pitch page shows no fee.

What is Remiball?

Remiball calls itself "the operating system for European startup investment". It connects founders with three things: capital, structure and distribution. Behind that line sit four products:

• The Launchpad, a live feed of European startups raising right now.
• A pitch deck archive with more than 1,000 decks from rounds that closed.
• An SPV structure: a special purpose vehicle pools a group of investors into one entity, so they land as a single line on your cap table.
• An investor network and a newsroom covering European funding.

Andreas Trouin started the company in 2023 as Sattelite, a press release platform for startups, and relaunched it under the Remiball name in 2025. The team works from Stockholm and Nice, with partners in Luxembourg, Brussels, Austria and Switzerland. Remiball states that it is not a regulated financial adviser or broker and takes no retail investment.

Who should submit to Remiball?

Good fit:

• European founders raising right now, from pre-seed to Series A.
• Teams with a round of €500k or more, the threshold shown on the pitch page.
• Founders without warm intros who want investors to find them.

Skip it:

• If you are based outside Europe or you are not raising equity.
• If you want retail crowdfunding from the public, which Remiball does not offer.
• If you hoped to buy a top spot: Launchpad position comes from community signal and cannot be bought.

How much does Remiball cost?

The pitch page publishes no submission fee and no price list. Remiball also states there is no paid placement and no pay-to-rank on the Launchpad. Its separate Studio program co-founds companies for a minority equity stake, with no fees. The public pages do not spell out costs for the SPV, so ask before you use it.

How do you submit your startup to Remiball?

1. Open the Remiball pitch page and click Pitch Your Startup. Idea-stage founders have their own submission path.
2. Fill in the form. Remiball asks you to explain what you are building and says no deck is required. You can also upload a deck and record a two-minute video pitch in the browser.
3. Wait for the review. The team checks every submission within 48 hours, and once approved your startup goes live on the Launchpad and across the Remiball network.

Tips to get more out of Remiball

• Lead with the round. State stage, amount and use of funds in your first lines, since investors filter the Launchpad by stage, sector and location.
• Add the deck anyway. Investors on Remiball already study closed decks, so a clear one helps you stand out.
• Record the two-minute video. It gives an angel a reason to message you.
• Keep the profile current. The verification badge confirms your stage and raise status are up to date, which tells investors the listing is live.
• Read the archive first. Study three closed decks from your stage before you write your summary.

Our verdict

Remiball is a young platform focused on European rounds from pre-seed to Series A. The 3-minute form and 48-hour review make it a quick addition to any active raise, and the SPV terms deserve a careful read.

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