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ToolTime Pay

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“Can ToolTime turn its grip on German craftsmen's daily workflow into a full embedded-finance stack — starting with payments, expanding to banking and lending?”

Founded2002
HQBerlin, Germany
Total raised€55M
IndustryVertical SaaS / Construction
The story

ToolTime is a Berlin-based vertical SaaS for German craftspeople (Handwerker), offering project management, invoicing and workflow tooling. After raising ~€55M and reaching 20,000+ customers, the company launched ToolTime Pay in 2024 — an embedded payments layer using Adyen — to address payment friction in a traditionally cash-heavy craft industry, positioning itself to expand into broader embedded banking and lending products.

Last 12 months
2024-05
2025-06
Product timeline
2024
Launched ToolTime Pay, an embedded payments product for German tradespeople powered by Adyen.· pivot
Same company
ToolTime Pay was analysed under more than one name on the same domain, so its stack is split across these dossiers. Each was analysed independently and may name providers the others do not.
ToolTime1 layer →
The stack
1 layer disclosed in ToolTime Pay’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Adyen
Accounting gap: minor

ToolTime Pay — frequently asked

Who is ToolTime Pay's payment processor?

ToolTime Pay processes payments through Adyen.

Where is ToolTime Pay headquartered?

ToolTime Pay is founded in 2002 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

How much funding has ToolTime Pay raised?

ToolTime Pay has raised €55M in total.

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