Greenly (company)
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Company type | Private |
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| Industry | Carbon accounting |
| Founded | 2019 |
| Founders | Alexis Normand Arnaud Delubac Matthieu Vegreville |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Europe, United States |
Key people | Alexis Normand (CEO) |
| Products | Carbon accounting SaaS platform |
| Services | Greenhouse gas accounting, Life-cycle assessment, Environmental Product Declaration |
Number of employees | 250 (2025)  |
| Website | greenly |
Greenly is a Paris-based climate technology company that develops carbon accounting software.[1][2][3]
Greenly was founded in 2019 by Alexis Normand,[4] Arnaud Delubac, and Matthieu Vegreville.[5][6][7] It initially developed a mobile application for individuals to track their personal carbon footprints by linking to their bank accounts.[6][8] By late 2020, Greenly had over one hundred thousand users for its consumer application.[9]
In 2020, Greenly expanded its offerings to the business-to-business market, introducing a banking API deployed within BNPP’s own application,[10] and later an enterprise platform for corporate carbon footprint monitoring.[9][11][7] That year, Greenly was named FinTech of the Year in France and joined the CentraleSupélec accelerator program.[12][13][7]
In April 2022, Greenly received €21 million in a Series A funding round co-led by XAnge and Energy Impact Partner.[14][15] The funding supported Greenly’s expansion in Europe and the United States, including the opening of a New York office.[16][17] By 2023, Greenly reported to have a turnover above $10 million.[18]
In March 2024, Greenly raised $52 million in a Series B funding round led by Fidelity International Strategic Ventures, bringing its total funding to approximately $75 million with participation from multiple investors including Brian Halligan, co-founder and chairman of HubSpot, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and HSBC.[19][20][21]
In 2025, Greenly was named among the 100 fastest-growing startups in France & Southern Europe by Sifted.[22]