
United Kingdom · Mental health care startup
Spill is a leading Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) provider in the UK and Australia, offering on-demand mental health support to businesses and their employees worldwide.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
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Spill is a leading Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) provider in the UK and Australia, offering on-demand mental health support to businesses and their employees worldwide.
Founded by Calvin, Spill focuses on providing same-day or next-day therapy, manager training, and resources for neurodiversity. The company operates with a humanistic approach, treating clients as individuals rather than patients. Spill's services include video therapy sessions available seven days a week, specialized support for neurodiverse employees, and training resources for managers. The platform integrates with tools like Slack and MS Teams, making it easy for employees to access support. Serving primarily small to medium-sized businesses, Spill has partnered with over 600 companies globally, reaching approximately 40,000 employees. With a 4.9/5 rating on Trustpilot, Spill is recognized for its commitment to high-quality mental health support.
Funding, as reported
From Spill's own website: 2 founders, 10 on the team.
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