Every year, thousands of store, restaurant, and hotel opening projects experience delays due to planning errors. These delays are costly: up to €100.000 per month of delay, not to mention lost revenue and reputational damage.
Founded in 2024 and based in Paris, Freeda puts an end to these structural delays by automating regulatory verification and brand compliance from the early stages of the project.
Key figures
- 70% of opening delays avoided
- 100 hours of manual labor reduced to 10 minutes
- Up to €100K saved per site
For Peter Starr, CEO of Freeda: "In construction, every mistake in the plans costs months. Freeda eliminates them from day one."
Vertical and sector-specific expertise
Unlike other players, Freeda focuses exclusively on the service, commercial, and industrial sectors. The founding team combines business expertise (former project management consultant/architect) with technological expertise (PhD in applied mathematics and AI), enabling them to deliver reliable and scalable solutions on a large scale.
With several brands already in the pilot phase, Freeda aims to become the standard for regulatory and technical pre-feasibility for multi-site deployments.
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