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moka.care

“Can a B2B mental health subscription become the de-facto HR wellness rail for European enterprises?”

Founded2019
HQParis, France
FoundersGuillaume d'Ayguesvives, Pierre-Etienne Bidon
Total raised$19.1M
Latest roundSeries A, 2022
IndustryVertical SaaS / Mental Health & HR Tech

The story

Moka.care is a French B2B mental health platform founded in 2019 that connects employees to psychologists, coaches, and therapists. It sells a per-employee-per-month subscription to enterprise HR teams (400+ customers including Engie, L'Oréal, Spendesk, Qonto). It is a SaaS wellness company with no embedded finance stack — payments run on standard B2B invoicing.

Last 12 months

2026-03

Published Grande Enquête 2026 mental health at work study with BCG, GHU Paris, and Ifop.

Product timeline

2019

Company founded in Paris as a B2B mental health platform for employees.· pivot

2022

Raised €15M Series A led by Left Lane Capital with clients including Spendesk, Qonto, and L'Oréal.· funding

2026

Serves 400+ enterprises across 200 countries with 350+ practitioners in 25 languages; expanded RPS audit and crisis management services.· product

The stack

0 layers disclosed in moka.care’s embedded-finance stack

Accounting gap: none

moka.care — frequently asked

Who founded moka.care?

moka.care was founded by Guillaume d'Ayguesvives and Pierre-Etienne Bidon and is founded in 2019, headquartered in Paris, France.

How much funding has moka.care raised?

moka.care has raised $19.1M in total (latest round: Series A, 2022).

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