Best Continued Learning Companies in Netherlands
The 105 best Continued Learning companies in Netherlands in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Hotmart.
The best Continued Learning companies in Netherlands, ranked by disclosed equity funding and recent momentum, are collected right here across 105 tracked players with $153M in total disclosed capital behind them. That number is anchored almost entirely by Hotmart's $130M raise, which tells you something about how concentrated this sector gets when one platform scales fast. The global market sat at roughly $2.0B in 2020 and is forecast to hit $5.0B by 2025 at a 20% CAGR, and the Dutch cohort is clearly catching that wave. Incision and KIMO are the next names worth watching, at $6M and $5M respectively, backed by a mix of Europa, Rockstart, and Rubio Impact Ventures.
So what's actually moving the needle right now? Median install growth across 1,823 learning and e-learning apps is running at plus 13% year-on-year, which I'd call a quiet signal that demand hasn't plateaued. Hot themes inside the sector are tilting hard toward AI research and machine learning applications, not just content delivery. Writers and practitioners are noticing too: pieces on pushing boundaries through continued learning and strategies for personal growth beyond self-help are circulating widely this quarter, reflecting exactly the cultural appetite these Dutch platforms are built to serve. If you're scanning for where funding momentum concentrates next, this is the directory to start with.
- ResearchAndMarkets.com
Ranked: Best Continued Learning companies in Netherlands
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Employees | Founder | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ananas Mobile-based platform providing multiple language learning solutions | — | — | Unfunded | — | — | — | — |
| 2 | Audiwijzer Online learning platform for professionals | — | — | Unfunded | — | Maarten Dijkstra Founder | — | — |
| 3 | Babysits Online and mobile-based platform for babysitters | — | — | Unfunded | 929 | Peter Soldt Founder | BootstrapGoogle WorkspaceGoogle Analytics+2 | — |
| 4 | Beansters SaaS-based platform offering online course creation and management solutions for instructors | — | — | Unfunded | 7 | — | — | — |
| 5 | BHV Direct Online courses for emergency response professionals | — | — | Unfunded | — | Ron Bruijn Founder & CEO | — | — |
| 6 | Bloomwise B2B platform for language learning | — | — | Unfunded | — | Peter Rus Co-Founder | RaphaelChart.jsBootstrap+8 | — |
| 7 | BME Opleidingen Provider of certification and training services in the fields of safety and environment. | — | — | Acquired | 7 | — | — | — |
| 8 | Boom voortgezet onderwijs Boom voortgezet onderwijs is een educatieve uitgeverij voor het voortgezet onderwijs. | — | — | — | 63 | — | — | — |
Top 12 Continued Learning companies in Netherlands
#1
Seed · Rotterdam, South Holland · founded 2019 · 3 employees$849.1Kraised▾
Mobile-based platform providing driving instructor discovery solutions. The platform enables discovering tutors and comparing driving schools by applying filters of zip code, language, ratings, and more. Its mobile app is available for Android and iOS devices.
- May 2025Seed$849.1K
#2
Hotmart 🦄Series C · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2011 · 14710 employees$130.2Mraised▾
Hotmart is a cloud-based eCommerce solution that enables merchants to sell digital products. The company offers features like product and content management, email marketing, affiliate marketing, payment via Hotpay, PCI Compliance and CSE Security, analytics reports, and more. It also helps affiliates to earn commission by marketing and selling content through private blogs, websites, and other mediums.
- Mar 2021Series C$130M
- Jul 2019Series A—
- 2013Angel—
- Aug 2011Seed$193.2K
#3
Seed · Groningen, Groningen · founded 2022$972.3Kraised▾
Provider of 3D visualization for human anatomy teaching. It offers solutions for healthcare professionals for studying human anatomy remotely. It offers solutions for doctors, nurses, dentists, physiotherapists, surgery and anesthetists.
- Apr 2024Seed$972.3K
#4
Series A · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2018 · 21 employees$4.9Mraised▾
Provider of personalized education solutions through AI-powered learning platforms and tools. It provides an online learning platform utilizing AI technology to offer personalized education and optimize knowledge acquisition for individuals. The platform leverages AI to map knowledge domains and calculate optimal learning journeys.
- Dec 2021Series A$3.4M
- Sep 2020Seed$1.5M
#5
Series A · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2014 · 105 employees$6.1Mraised▾
INCISION provides online step-by-step guides on surgical skills. The learning material focuses on the practical steps of the procedure and the surgical anatomy using 2D & 3D surgical videos and a foldable 3DViewer to watch 3D video on your smartphone. The surgical procedure categories include general surgery, gastrointestinal surgery, head and neck surgery, OBGYN, urology, trauma/orthopedic surgery, surgical oncology, and plastic surgery. It works on a pricing model.
- May 2021Series A$6.1M
- Feb 2016Grant (prize money)$1.7M
#6
Series A · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2018 · 35 employees$3.7Mraised▾
Software training center
- Jan 2022Series A$3M
- Dec 2019Seed$664.7K
#7
Acquired · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2015 · 100 employees$3.3Mraised▾
Digital marketing and software training center
- May 2020Series A$3.3M
- Jan 2020Grant (prize money)$253.4K
#8
Funding Raised · Nuenen, North Brabant · founded 1990$240.1Kraised▾
Provides online learning platform to automotive professionals like dealers, OEMs, fleet and leasing companies, etc on topics like new vehicle distribution, retailing used vehicles
- Jun 2023Grant (prize money)$240.1K
#9
Seed · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2015 · 11 employees$841.3Kraised▾
5miles provides an online platform to learn analytical and Excel skills. It caters to individuals and enterprises. It provides microlearning courses to its users and provides daily challenges, example-based real work solutions, etc. The corporate clients include ABN AMRO, eBay, bol.com, CBRE, Aegon, Air France, Heineken, etc.
- Jul 2019Angel$841.3K
#10
Seed · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2007 · 74 employees$1.1Mraised▾
Myngle is an online platform for live language education that provides students and teachers with a language instruction platform, containing all the tools needed for synchronous e-learning including e-learning tools, feedback mechanisms, and a community environment.
- Mar 2009Conventional Debt$1.3M
- Mar 2008Seed$1.1M
#11
Seed · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2013 · 2 employees$498Kraised▾
Teach 'n Go is an administrative management system that helps small training businesses manage their course schedule, student, and teacher information and even automates billing. Separate portals for administrators, teachers, and students to track data relevant to them. Helps with scheduling, content management etc. The portals for teachers, parents, and students improve communication and collaboration. Used in 30+ countries as of Aug 2015. Part of StartupBootcamp Accelerator 2013.
- Nov 2014Seed$498K
#12
Funding Raised · Rotterdam, South Holland · founded 2013$59.1Kraised▾
Online education platform for medical professionals. They provide a virtual simulation platform for training healthcare professionals. They also offer a flagship product that provides a 3D simulated environment for the training of professionals, a virtual patient model that accurately mimics medical responses to clinical interventions, and more.
- Aug 2017Grant (prize money)$59.1K
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