Madrid, June 5th, 2025
Seaya Ventures, European venture-capital fund focused on early-stage companies, has led a €3.2 million financing round in eSave, the leading platform for automating sales processes and optimising offers for energy-sector businesses. Suma Capital also joined the round through its SC Venture strategy, which supports growth-stage companies with pioneering technologies that accelerate decarbonisation in key sectors such as energy.
In an industry long marked by rigidity and low digitalisation, eSave fuses artificial intelligence, computer vision and advanced OCR to automate tasks like invoice reading, data validation and service contracting. The platform lets energy retailers boost operational efficiency, shorten sales cycles and stay competitive in a liberalised market crowded with new entrants.
eSave already serves more than 50 clients across Spain and other European countries—including some of the continent’s largest energy retailers. Its SaaS model is gaining strong traction and shows potential to expand into adjacent, energy-data-intensive sectors such as telecommunications.
The fresh capital will accelerate eSave’s international rollout, with priority markets in Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy and Portugal, where pilot projects are already under way. The company will also explore integrations with banks, property firms and comparison sites to maximise its energy-analytics algorithms and broaden its value proposition.
Pablo Manzano, CEO and co-founder:
“Seaya’s backing and Suma’s renewed commitment give us the boost we need to accelerate product development, scale internationally and cement our leadership in the digitalisation of the energy sector.”
Aristotelis Xenofontos, Partner at Seaya Ventures:
“eSave addresses a genuine market need in a sector with major operational challenges and limited digitalisation. Its ability to transform critical processes through large-scale data and AI positions it to lead the sector’s European transformation.”
Josep Miquel Torregrosa, Partner at Suma Capital:
“We have backed eSave since 2023, helping it double its recurring revenue, and we’re proud to support this new phase alongside Seaya. eSave’s pioneering solutions bring efficiency and sustainability to more clients every day; this investment reaffirms our confidence in the team and its potential to deliver cleaner energy and more responsible resource use.”
The partnership between Seaya and Suma Capital will help eSave deepen its international footprint, enhance its product and explore new-sector integrations—leveraging both firms’ complementary strengths in technology, scalability and sustainability.
About Seaya Ventures
Seaya Ventures is a leading European Venture Capital fund that invests in early-stage disruptive technological companies with global ambitions.
Seaya Ventures is part of Seaya, a firm founded in 2013 that manages over €650 million across five funds, with offices in Madrid, Barcelona, London and Mexico City. Seaya accelerates the growth of startups by leveraging the founder’s strategic vision, providing them with Seaya’s global platform, its extensive network of founders, investors and multinational corporations, as well as all its experience in the global expansion of companies such as Glovo, Cabify, Wallbox (NYSE:WBX), Spotahome, Clarity AI, Clicars, Alma and RatedPower.
Learn more at: seaya.vc/seaya-ventures/
About eSave
eSave was founded in 2018 by Pablo Manzano Martín and Sergio Martínez de Tejada Ayuso. Its mission is to simplify and digitalise energy- and telecom-sales workflows so that every provider can turn raw usage data into instant, personalised savings for customers.
eSave’s SaaS suite—eScan API and eSales Tool—blends AI, computer-vision and advanced OCR to read any utility bill, validate contract data and auto-generate the best offer in seconds. Energy retailers and telcos that plug into eSave cut onboarding time, boost conversion rates, and stay compliant in an increasingly liberalised market.
Trusted by 50+ energy suppliers across Spain and Europe, eSave is now scaling into Germany, the UK, Italy and Portugal.