Femtech Startups That Got Funding in January 2025
January 2025 proved to be a strong month for femtech startups, showcasing innovation and resilience in addressing critical areas of women’s health and wellness. From an AI-powered maternal health platform to a groundbreaking non-hormonal endometriosis treatment, these startups are transforming healthcare with their visionary approaches.
Notably, Gesynta Pharma secured $29M to advance endometriosis treatment, while others like Allara and Conceivable Life Sciences also raised significant funding to expand their impact.
Here’s a closer look at the femtech startups that secured funding this month, spotlighting founders and their unique missions to address essential aspects of women’s health.
Femtech Startups That Got Funded in January 2025
♀️1. Mabel – raised €600K in funding
→Founded by: Pernille Brostrup
→About: Psychedelic-based women's health platform
♀️2. Ema – raised $3M in funding
→Founded by: Amanda Ducach and Karishma Patel
→About: AI platform focused on women’s health
♀️3. Twentyeight Health – raised $10M in Series A funding
→Founded by: Bruno Van Tuykom and Amy Fan
→About: Reproductive health startup
♀️4. Kegg (Lady Technologies) – raised $6.5M in Series A funding
→Founded by: Kristina Cahojova
→About: Vaginal health platform
♀️5. Conceivable Life Sciences – raised $18M in funding
→Founded by: Joshua Abram, Alan Murray, and Dr. Alejandro Chavez-Badiola
→About: Automating IVF labs
♀️6. Femble – raised €350K in funding
→Founded by: Lina Graf and Daniel Steiner
→About: Pivoting from a cycle app to a healthcare content platform
♀️7. Aura Fem Health – raised $200K in funding
→Founded by: Priyanka Aggarwal
→About: Personalized women's health platform
♀️8. Teal Health – raised $10M in funding
→Founded by: Dr. Avnesh Thakor and Kara Egan
→About: At-home cervical cancer screening device
♀️9. Egal – raised $4M in Series A funding
→Founded by: Penelope Finnie and Thomas Devlin
→About: Making period products as accessible as toilet paper
♀️10. Gesynta Pharma – raised $29M in funding
→Founded by: Patric Stenberg, Charlotte Edenius, and Gunilla Ekstrom
→About: Advancing non-hormonal endometriosis treatment
♀️11. Raaz – raised $1M in funding
→Founded by: Akash Kumar and Harshit Kukreja
→About: Digital health platform addressing male reproductive health
♀️12. Delfina – secured $17M in Series A funding
→Founded by: Senan Ebrahim
→About: AI-powered maternal health platform
♀️13. Allara – raised $26M in Series B funding
→Founded by: Rachel Blank
→About: Scaling virtual hormonal healthcare
♀️14. Sunfish – raised $10M in Series A funding
→Founded by: Angela Rastegar
→About: Making IVF more accessible and predictable
♀️15. PinkDx – raised $5M in Series A extension
→Founded by: Bonnie Anderson, Giulia Kennedy, Ph.D., and Tim McMeekan
→About: Women’s health diagnostics
♀️16. Gaia – secured $14M in funding
→Founded by: Nader AlSalim
→About: Scaling fertility insurance platform in the US
What Is Femtech?
Femtech (female technology) refers to software, diagnostics, products, and services that use technology to support and improve women’s health. This includes everything from reproductive health and fertility solutions to menopause care, maternal health, and period products. With an increasing number of startups and investors recognizing the importance of women's health solutions, femtech is becoming one of the fastest-growing sectors in healthcare.
Why Is Femtech Booming in 2025?
- Increased Awareness & Demand – More women are advocating for better healthcare options tailored to their unique needs.
- Investment Surge – VCs are seeing the value in femtech, with billions flowing into startups tackling issues long overlooked.
- Tech Advancements – AI, data analytics, and biotech innovations are making solutions more accessible and effective.
- Regulatory Changes – Governments and health organizations are recognizing the gaps in women’s healthcare and pushing for more research and funding.
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