Autofixer Secures €3 Mn Financing from Orbit Capital to Expand Across Europe
Oct 28, 2026 | By Oliver Bennett

Polish automotive e-commerce startup Autofixer has secured €3 million in venture debt financing from Orbit Capital. The funding will help the company expand across Europe, improve its platform and grow its team.
SUMMARY
- Autofixer secured €3 million in venture debt financing from Orbit Capital.
- The Polish startup helps customers find the right car parts for their vehicles.
- Founded in 2021, Autofixer was created by the team behind e-commerce brands Renee and born2be.
Buying car parts online has become easier, but finding the right component is still a challenge for many drivers. Even cars of the same model can require different parts, making it difficult for customers to choose the correct product.
The problem is made harder by manufacturers and distributors using different product codes and names for similar components. Autofixer aims to make the process simpler by helping customers find car parts that match their vehicles without needing specialist knowledge.
"For a driver, buying the wrong part means more than returning a product. It means starting the search again and delaying the repair. We want to help drivers make an informed choice before placing an order. We bring together information about their car and the available parts so they can choose the right product without having to search through and compare multiple catalogues themselves, "says Szymon Jezierski, CEO of Autofixer.
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Autofixer was founded in 2021 by the team behind Renee and born2be, two e-commerce brands that later became part of AZA Group. At its peak, the group generated around €114 million in annual revenue. The founders are now using their experience in online retail to build their business in the automotive parts market.
The company’s earlier growth was supported by Montis Capital, which invested in the business in both 2023 and 2025. This backing helped the team build experience in growing e-commerce businesses.
Autofixer will use the new funding to expand its business across Europe, offer more car parts and hire additional team members. The company plans to enter Czechia next, with sales expected to start within a month.
The startup also plans to develop its own e-commerce websites to make it easier to enter new markets and support its future growth across Europe.
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