Founded in 2012 in Warsaw, Poland, by Mariusz Gralewski, Docplanner (also known as Doctoralia in Spanish-speaking markets) has evolved into one of the world’s largest online healthcare marketplaces. It provides SaaS tools for healthcare professionals alongside patient booking services. As of recent figures, Docplanner hosts about 260,000 active doctors, books 22 million appointments per month, and receives 80 million patient visits monthly across 13+ countries.
2012–2016: Launched in Poland; by 2016, secured $20 M Series C led by Target Global (total funding ~$34M) and merged with Spain-based Doctoralia, combining to 17 million users and 5 million healthcare professionals.
2017–2019: Expanded into Brazil and Mexico. In 2019, secured €80M Series E (total ~€130M), facilitating deepening into Latin America and Europe and growing to over 1,000 employees.
Series C (2016): $20 M; total funding ~$34 M
Backed by prominent investors such as Point Nine Capital, Goldman Sachs, One Peak Partners, EBRD, and Target Global.
Patient-facing marketplace: Allows searching for doctors, reading reviews, and booking appointments or teleconsultations.
SaaS tools for doctors & clinics: Provide online calendars, automatic reminders, marketing/visibility support, patient data management, and no-show reduction.
Post-acquisition integration strengthened End‑To‑End practice management, such as EMR, billing, insurance claims, and telehealth. Growth in R&D efforts post-Series E funding supports innovation, and expansion into high-growth markets continues.
Mission: Making the healthcare experience more human
Passionate about local cultures: operates regionally tailored offices in Europe and Latin America
Offers remote and globally distributed roles (evidenced by varied tech & finance roles) .
Healthcare professionals: ~190,000–260,000 active doctors and clinics eu-
Patients: 80–85 million monthly visits and 22 million appointments/month .
Regions: Leading market share in Poland, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Brazil, Mexico; expanding in Germany and other European/Latin American countries .
