# Share.IT

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/share-it

- Industry: Internet
- Headquarters: Seoul, South Korea
- Website: www.shareit.kr/
- Total disclosed funding: $0.9M
- Latest round: Series A (Oct 17, 2018)
- Investors on record: 4

## About

Based in South Korea, Share.IT operates an online platform that streamlines the booking and management of diverse event spaces, enhancing convenience and efficiency for hosts and planners.Share.IT is a digital space brokerage platform that focuses on booking event venues. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, it has engaged in 4 total deals. The company recently raised KRW 8 billion in venture funding from investors including IBK Venture Investment, Korea Development Bank, and WOORI Venture Partners. This funding was aimed at supporting their latest initiatives. The founder's history is not disclosed, and there are no mentions of subsidiary companies or company pivots.Share.IT is an integrated space brokerage platform that facilitates the booking and management of various event spaces, including popup locations and outdoor advertising opportunities. The platform provides comprehensive services related to space usage, catering to hosts, event planners, and businesses looking to utilize unique venues for events or marketing efforts. By streamlining the booking process, Share.IT aims to enhance the convenience and efficiency of event-related activities. The company primarily serves clients in South Korea, focusing on urban areas where demand for such spaces is high. Their service offerings include a range of venue types, allowing users to select locations based on specific criteria such as capacity, type of event, and desired amenities.Share.IT generates revenue through transaction fees associated with the booking of event spaces on its platform. The company operates on a commission-based model, where fees are collected from hosts and users upon successful reservations. Clients typically engage in direct business transactions that may involve either B2B or direct-to-consumer interactions. As users reserve spaces, they may also access additional services offered by Share.IT, which could include logistics support and event planning assistance. The transaction structure is designed to facilitate seamless engagements between space providers and users, driving revenue through successful bookings and value-added services without disclosing specific pricing details.In December 2025, Share.IT raised KRW 8 billion in venture funding from new investors WOORI Venture Partners and IBK Venture Investment, with participation from returning investor Korea Development Bank. The company will use these funds for the introduction of AI consulting services, the development of private brand rental spaces, and the initiation of event commerce initiatives. Share.IT has plans to enhance its service offerings and expand its market presence, although specific geographic regions targeted for future growth have not been disclosed.

## Funding rounds

- Series A, Oct 17, 2018, $0.9M — Korea Development Bank, Yonsei Technology Holdings, Korea Science & Technology Holdings, The Ventures
- Seed, Apr 30, 2017 — The Ventures

## Investors

- The Ventures (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/the-ventures) — Seed, Series A
- Korea Development Bank (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/korea-development-bank) — Series A
- Yonsei Technology Holdings (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/yonsei-technology-holdings) — Series A
- Korea Science & Technology Holdings — Series A