Nodalview

Nodalview is a Belgian software company, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Brussels, that operates an all-in-one sales and marketing platform for real estate professionals. The platform lets agents capture and produce listing content from a smartphone: HDR photography using the company's Smart Fusion technology, AI photo retouching and home staging, short property videos, 360° immersive virtual tours, and 2D floor plans generated in under five minutes without manual measurements. A mobile app is designed for on-site use, including during seller valuation appointments.

The product combines smartphone capture with AI and cloud computing so that agents can create, enhance and distribute property visuals themselves rather than depending on external photographers. Nodalview markets the platform as replacing fragmented point tools with a single system that delivers consistent visual quality across a portfolio, and positions high-quality imagery as a way for agents to win listings and justify commissions. The company's AI models are described as trained on millions of property photos.

Alongside software, Nodalview operates an accessories shop selling smartphone cases, lenses, tripods, nodal arms and motorised kits, plus tutorial content for using the hardware. It reports more than 22,000 clients in over 30 countries and more than ten years of experience in real estate; third-party data lists roughly 70 employees, an estimated annual revenue range of $1M-$10M, and a technology stack including Amazon S3, Hotjar, Figma, iCIMS, CapCut, jQuery UI and iOS.

Business model

Nodalview sells software-as-a-service subscriptions to real estate agents, agencies and networks, with plans scaled to business volume and pricing typically discussed through a demo. A free trial (14 days at the time of the Series A announcement) is offered as an entry point. A complementary online shop sells smartphone capture hardware — cases, nodal arms, tripods, motorised heads and wide-angle/360° lenses — individually (€19-€129) and as starter and Pro kits (€99-€366, excluding taxes and shipping), alongside credits. The company notes that on recent iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S models the native wide-angle camera removes the need for cases and lenses.

Recurring subscription plans sized to customer volume (independent agents through agency networks), supplemented by sales of capture hardware kits and accessories and prepaid credits through its online shop. Third-party estimates place annual revenue in the $1M-$10M range as of July 2026.

Traction

The website reports more than 22,000 clients across more than 30 countries and over ten years of experience in real estate, with a 4.9/5 rating claim. At the March 2023 Series A the platform was used by over 10,000 real estate agents and generated more than 80% of revenue outside Belgium, with clients including Century 21, Laforêt, Barnes and CBRE. Third-party data cites over 20,000 professionals using the platform, roughly 70 employees and estimated annual revenue of $1M-$10M as of July 2026.

Latest developments

Nodalview completed its first acquisition in 2025, buying AI home-staging and visual marketing startup Flaash, whose founders Jean, Enguerand and Sébastien joined the company's AI team. In September 2025 it acquired French competitor ProperShot. In April 2026 it began operating in the United Kingdom and expanded to Northern Europe and DACH, hiring Frederic Benisty (formerly Foxtons and Giraffe360) as Managing Director for the UK and DACH. In May 2026 it acquired Cocoon Immo, a French specialist in centralised social media and Google Business Profile visibility management for real estate agencies.