We’ve recently closed a £2.5M/$3.3M Seed Extension, bringing SOLO60 to approximately £5M/$6.8M in total funding since April 2025.

This is a follow-on round from our original Seed, with the same investors continuing to back us. It reflects confidence in the progress we’ve made over the past year and in the opportunity ahead.

Why now

The decision to raise was driven by momentum.

Since April, we’ve launched 13 bookable spaces, with a further 4 ready to open, and built a strong pipeline of locations. This next phase is focused on delivering an additional 25 spaces while continuing to develop the product and platform.

Proof in the numbers

The business has grown 150% year-on-year.
We’ve passed seven figures in revenue and continue to grow between 10 -15% month-on-month, alongside improving margins.

That balance of growth and efficiency underpins the next stage of expansion.

The problem we’re solving

Access to high-quality, private space remains limited.

SOLO60 is built around giving individuals and professionals full control over their environment - whether for training, coaching, treatment, or content creation. The demand for that level of privacy and flexibility continues to grow across multiple audiences.

Where we’re heading

Our immediate focus is London, with a path to up to 80 bookable spaces across the city.

Beyond that, we are preparing to enter our first international markets. Over time, the ambition is to build a platform that connects members and professionals to a global network of private wellness spaces and services.

How we’ll use the capital

The capital will support three key priorities:

  • Expansion into 12 new locations, including sites outside London and initial international growth
  • Continued development of the platform, including the Services offering
  • Building the operational infrastructure required to scale efficiently

What gives us an edge

The model is intentionally flexible.

We operate across different formats. From modular units to larger multi-space sites, all supported by a single platform and central team. This allows us to adapt to different locations, manage costs, and scale with consistency.

Our investors

Bauer Family Office and cap table of angel investors have continued its support following this round, having backed the business previously. Their decision to reinvest reflects both the performance to date and the clarity of the next phase.

What’s been hardest

Building a real estate business alongside a technology platform requires a different level of coordination and discipline. Both sides need to operate at a high standard, and maintaining that balance has been one of the more demanding aspects of the journey so far.

What comes next

The next phase extends beyond physical expansion. We will continue to invest in events, the Services marketplace, training products, and the development of an academy, broadening the role SOLO60 plays within the wider fitness and wellness ecosystem.
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We’re also continuing to look for new locations and partners.
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If SOLO60 could work in your area, we’d be interested in starting a conversation.

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