Ukraine’s Clearly Raises €1.35M to Scale Its AI Mental Health Platform
Clearly, a Ukrainian startup building a cutting-edge mental health platform, has announced a new round of financing led by Purple Ventures.
- The total investment amounts to €1.352 million, with Purple Ventures contributing €760,000. Other backers include Pragmatech Ventures and angel investor Dmytro Orel.
- Additionally, Clearly secured $150,000 in grants that did not require giving up any equity.
- According to Scroll.media estimates, the startup’s valuation could soon surpass $10 million.
- The new funding will fuel further development of Clearly’s AI model and support launches in new markets.
- Clearly’s platform blends cutting-edge AI with human expertise, offering personalized psychological support for individuals and businesses alike. The service combines video sessions with licensed therapists, 24/7 AI companions, and autonomous AI therapy.
- Currently, the platform facilitates over 20,000 therapy sessions each month, generating more than $600,000 in revenue — enough to make the startup profitable.
«The mental health market is undergoing a major transformation. Its global value is expected to exceed $475 billion by 2027, with significant growth projected. Clearly offers a modern tech-driven solution with the potential to make psychological care widely accessible. Its profitability at the current growth rate and strong B2B model show that it’s not only a powerful mission but also an exceptionally attractive investment opportunity. We believe the mental health market has immense potential, which is why this is one of our largest investments,» says Jan Staněk, Managing Partner at Purple Ventures.
Clearly was founded by Ukrainian entrepreneurs Dmytro Marakhovskyi and Dmytro Kovalenko. The startup operates in Ukraine, Poland, and Spain, and is preparing to launch in Brazil and the US.
The team is finalizing an autonomous AI therapy solution and plans to roll out it for the Spanish-speaking community in the US. The company plans to invest a quarter of the new funds into research and development.
Ukraine’s Clearly Raises €1.35M to Scale Its AI Mental Health Platform
Clearly, a Ukrainian startup building a cutting-edge mental health platform, has announced a new round of financing led by Purple Ventures.
- The total investment amounts to €1.352 million, with Purple Ventures contributing €760,000. Other backers include Pragmatech Ventures and angel investor Dmytro Orel.
- Additionally, Clearly secured $150,000 in grants that did not require giving up any equity.
- According to Scroll.media estimates, the startup’s valuation could soon surpass $10 million.
- The new funding will fuel further development of Clearly’s AI model and support launches in new markets.
- Clearly’s platform blends cutting-edge AI with human expertise, offering personalized psychological support for individuals and businesses alike. The service combines video sessions with licensed therapists, 24/7 AI companions, and autonomous AI therapy.
- Currently, the platform facilitates over 20,000 therapy sessions each month, generating more than $600,000 in revenue — enough to make the startup profitable.
«The mental health market is undergoing a major transformation. Its global value is expected to exceed $475 billion by 2027, with significant growth projected. Clearly offers a modern tech-driven solution with the potential to make psychological care widely accessible. Its profitability at the current growth rate and strong B2B model show that it’s not only a powerful mission but also an exceptionally attractive investment opportunity. We believe the mental health market has immense potential, which is why this is one of our largest investments,» says Jan Staněk, Managing Partner at Purple Ventures.
Clearly was founded by Ukrainian entrepreneurs Dmytro Marakhovskyi and Dmytro Kovalenko. The startup operates in Ukraine, Poland, and Spain, and is preparing to launch in Brazil and the US.
The team is finalizing an autonomous AI therapy solution and plans to roll out it for the Spanish-speaking community in the US. The company plans to invest a quarter of the new funds into research and development.