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How to check a Ukrainian company in the state register
Most people give up after one empty search. The company is almost always there, filed correctly, under a spelling nobody thought to try.
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Ukrainian startup intelligence
We build verified company files on early-stage Ukrainian startups. These are the things we learn doing it — sector and funding data from our own catalogue, what founders disclose and what they leave blank, and how to research this market if you are doing it yourself.
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- Market data9 min
Ukrainian startups in 2026: what 66 company files actually look like
Sector, stage, city and funding ask across every company on our catalogue — the real distribution, not the headline version.
- For investors7 min
How much Ukrainian startups are asking for, by sector and stage
The median ask is $175,000. Fintech asks 6.7× what edtech asks. Here is the full spread, and what to make of it before a first call.
- Market data7 min
What Ukrainian founders actually disclose — and the one field almost nobody fills in
Across 66 company files: 86% give a website, 52% upload a logo, 21% write a problem statement, and not one has filed traction metrics.
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Kyiv, Lviv, and then Poltava: the third startup city nobody had on the list
Poltava is third by company count on our catalogue, ahead of Odesa, Kharkiv and Dnipro. We went looking for why.
- Method8 min
People keep searching for a “Ukrainian Crunchbase”. Here is what they actually need
Why small-market company data is hard to find in the global databases, what a usable company file contains, and how to research a Ukrainian startup from abroad.
- For founders8 min
Being findable: a checklist for Ukrainian founders who want investors to reach them
Nine things that decide whether an investor researching your market finds you, understands you, and gets in touch. Most take an afternoon.
The analysis comes from the catalogue
Every figure we publish comes out of company files we have built and checked ourselves — sector, stage, location, funding ask, and what has been verified against what the founder told us. The catalogue is free to browse, and free to file into.
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