Ghent, April 29, 2025 – Spotable, the Wintercircus-based startup specializing in AI-driven measurement and quotation software for the construction industry, has successfully raised €1.2 million in growth capital. The funding round was led by NewSchool VC and the Corens-Cloostermans family, with additional investment from business angels including the Vandermarliere family office, the Tillon family, and Guy Serraes. This investment will be used to further develop Spotable’s innovative technology and expand into new markets such as facade works, terraces, and driveways.

A Revolutionary Approach to Measurements and Quotations

Spotable leverages advanced AI and computer vision technologies to help construction companies prepare quotations faster and more efficiently. By analyzing satellite images, LiDAR technology, and historical data, the platform automatically generates precise measurements, 3D models, success rate predictions, and even full price quotations. This saves contractors an average of 3 to 4 hours per quotation and significantly increases conversion rates. Sebastien Vandendriessche, founder of Spotable, explains:"Our software aims to revolutionize the construction industry — from incoming quotation requests to post-calculations, fully automated and predictive. We want to support both sole traders and large construction firms."

Future Plans and Expansion

With this new investment, Spotable plans to expand its services beyond its initial test market of roofing companies to other trades such as facade workers and solar panel installers. The company is also working on integrations with CRM systems, invoicing software, and building material wholesalers to offer an even more complete solution.In addition, Spotable is exploring opportunities for international expansion within Europe.

"We only launched at the end of 2024, but the feedback from our users has been overwhelmingly positive. With this investment, we can further refine our technology and help even more construction companies save time and win more projects," says Vandendriessche.
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