Cork-based gym software company raises €1m in seed funding

The funding round, led by Delta Partners, will allow the firm to accelerate its expansion into the British market
Cork-based gym software company raises €1m in seed funding

Co-founders Ian O'Sullivan and Ryan O’Neill of Legit Fit established the gym software company in 2019 alongside Gearóid Collins.

Fri, 09 Sep, 2022 - 14:37
Emma Taggart

Cork-based gym and studio software company LegitFit has raised €1m in a seed funding round, it announced today.

The funding round, led by Delta Partners, will allow the firm to accelerate its expansion into the UK market.

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