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SaaSVC-backedSeries B
Lisbon, Portugal · Founded 2018

Maze

Continuous product discovery for product teams.

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About Maze

User testing + survey + feedback platform. Used by IBM, Braze, and Logitech to test prototypes and validate ideas.

Pitch deck breakdown

How Maze would pitch themselves.

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Target customer

Product teams — the core audience Maze's product is built around.

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Problem they solve

User testing + survey + feedback platform. Used by IBM, Braze, and Logitech to test prototypes and validate ideas. The category has historically been served by tools that miss the modern workflow this product is built around.

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Key differentiator

Maze differentiates on continuous product discovery for product teams. Backed by EQT Ventures + Emergence Capital, $56M+ raised — the company has resources + validation to compound this thesis. Founded by Jonathan Widawski + team.

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Go-to-market strategy

Growth-stage GTM — multi-channel revenue motion (direct enterprise sales, channel partnerships, marketplace listings). Vertical specialisation + verticalised AE teams targeting enterprise + mid-market.

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Company facts

Category
SaaS
Funding stage
Series B
Total raised
$56M+
Founded
2018
Team size
51-200
HQ
Lisbon
Country
Portugal
Website
maze.co

Founders of Maze

  • Jonathan Widawski
  • Thomas Mary

Investors backing Maze

  • EQT Ventures
  • Emergence Capital

Frequently asked questions

What does Maze do?

User testing + survey + feedback platform. Used by IBM, Braze, and Logitech to test prototypes and validate ideas.

Where is Maze based?

Maze is based in Lisbon, Portugal.

When was Maze founded?

Maze was founded in 2018.

How much has Maze raised?

Maze has raised $56M+ in their Series B round.

Who founded Maze?

Maze was founded by Jonathan Widawski, Thomas Mary.

Who has invested in Maze?

Maze is backed by EQT Ventures, Emergence Capital.

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