Jet Investment leads €3 million investment round in Boost.space

Boost.space is addressing a fundamental challenge in today's digital ecosystem – data fragmentation. It is developing a platform that enables companies to centralize, standardize, and synchronize data from more than 2,000 applications, creating a unified data base necessary for effective AI implementation. The platform has shown a significant increase in revenue of more than 400 percent over the past year. It is already used by fifteen thousand customers in more than 140 countries around the world, including companies such as Seznam, Skoda Auto and Avidly.

"Boost.space fundamentally changes companies' approach to data integration," points out Kamil Levinský, Managing Director of Jet Ventures, adding: "The ability to unify complex data ecosystems makes Boost.space a breakthrough player in preparing companies for the era of artificial intelligence. We see them as a new leader in this segment and look forward to helping them expand into the U.S. market.“

"We are excited to work with Jet Investment. This investment represents a major milestone in our expansion into the U.S. We are not just building a platform. We enable companies to unlock the full potential of their data and harness the transformative power of artificial intelligence," says Tadeáš Marek, CEO of Boost.space.

Boost.space was the only Czech start-up to be named several times on Product Hunt as Software of the Week and was a finalist in the annual Golden Kitty Awards. It also entered into more than 280 global software partnerships, including key agreements with Make, Zapier, Microsoft, Google and Amazon.

The investment in Boost.space reflects Jet Investment's strategic decision to expand its reach into venture capital, for which the group opened a new fund, Jet Venture 1, in October 2024. The fund is managed by the Jet Ventures team, led by Kamil Levinský and Roger Dorsch. In the coming years, Jet Investment has the ambition to invest a total of up to €50 million in ownership shares of innovative start-ups in Czechia and other Central European countries through the Jet Venture 1 portfolio. The aim is to support the modernization of industry in the region.

This is the fifth venture investment for Jet Investment since the inception of the new fund. The group realized its first project in October 2024 by investing €1.25 million in Partory, a digital B2B platform managing comprehensive supply services for low-cost engineering parts. The second transaction was closed in May 2025 with €2.4 million invested in International Automotive Group and its B2B e-commerce platform for the distribution of auto parts.

In June 2025, the group announced its third investment, specifically €1.7 million in Cequence, a Slovak start-up developing an AI-driven solution for automated contract management. The fourth venture capital investment of Jet Investment went to the German start-up Headmade Materials, which developed a 3D printing technology enabling serial production of metal parts.

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