Round2 Capital has provided GoodVision with 7-figure revenue-based financing. The Vienna-based firm dated the announcement Vienna/London/Prague, August 2026.
The financing is non-dilutive. The size of the facility was not further disclosed.
GoodVision turns existing roadside CCTV and IP cameras into real-time traffic sensors. The London company was founded in 2017 by chief executive Daniel Štofan and has research and operations in Prague.
GoodVision said the capital will be used to expand its commercial organisation, diversify its customer base and accelerate deployments, with a focus on the US.
Daniel Štofan, founder and chief executive of GoodVision, said: "The non-dilutive structure enables us to preserve shareholder ownership while accelerating international expansion, especially in the US, and convert our strong contracted pipeline into live deployments." He said Round2's revenue-based approach is a fit for the company's recurring, high-margin business.
Gerd Sumah, managing partner at Round2, said GoodVision had built a software-only AI platform with recurring revenues and a capital-efficient model that scales without proprietary hardware. He said the firm was supporting Štofan and the GoodVision team.
Round2 said GoodVision has more than 100 enterprise customers in over 50 countries and operates cash-flow positively.
The facility follows a €2.7 million equity round announced in January 2023. Lead Ventures led that raise, with Credo Ventures, an existing investor, and Sofia Angels Ventures participating. Tech.eu reported the transaction closed before the end of 2022 and that GoodVision had raised €3.7 million in total by then. The 2023 round was intended to support international expansion.
Round2 Capital, founded in 2017 and based in Vienna, is a pan-European growth investment firm with €170 million under advisory. The firm provides revenue-based financing and growth equity to software and technology companies. It said it has invested in more than 40 scale-ups across 10 jurisdictions and is backed by the European Investment Fund.
The GoodVision facility follows 7-figure revenue-based financing Round2 provided to PreciTaste in June 2026.
In November 2022 Round2 completed a first close of €62 million on Round2 Capital Fund II, a Luxembourg vehicle with a €100 million target for revenue-based lending to European B2B software companies. The European Investment Fund was the anchor investor.