PropTech Startups
3,810 companies tagged PropTech, with their investors and founders.
OTTO is a real estate platform that enables home buyers and sellers to list, search, and make offers on properties online without traditional intermediaries. The service targets both buyers and sellers seeking a streamlined, collaborative home buying and selling experience.
2 investors
OpenUnit provides management software for self-storage facilities, including online booking, payment processing, and operations tools. The platform serves both independent and multi-facility self-storage operators.
2 investors
OQORO is an online property rental management platform for furnished apartments and shared housing (colocation) across major French cities, connecting landlords with tenants. It offers digital services for tenants to apply and sign documents online, and for property owners it provides listing and full rental management options.
2 investors
Orbis Protect is a security services company providing vacant property solutions, site security, and people protection services across the UK and Europe. Founded in 1981, it operates a network of over 900 employees and 25 offices to deliver rapid response and on-site security support for commercial, infrastructure, housing, and facilities management clients.
2 investors
OSCAR is a mobile app for booking over 200 home services — including cleaning, repairs, assembly, gardening, and pest control — with fixed upfront pricing, real-time tracking of the assigned professional, and vetted workers. It operates in more than 33 cities across Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
2 investors
Outpost (Outpost Club) rents fully furnished co-living rooms and apartments across more than 50 properties in New York City neighborhoods. It targets students and young professionals, pairing residents into shared communities and handling move-in logistics and support.
2 investors
Owlue uses AI to analyze a property's tax assessment against comparable sales and prepares and files property tax appeals on behalf of homeowners. It operates on a contingency model, charging a fee only when an appeal successfully reduces the client's property taxes.
2 investors
Ownify pairs first-time homebuyers with local investor capital to purchase homes with minimal down payment (2%) through a fractional ownership model. The company operates in select U.S. markets (Colorado, North Carolina, Tennessee) offering a co-investment structure where buyers build equity over five years before purchasing remaining stakes.
2 investors
Ownly provides a digital platform that helps home builders understand buyer behavior and guide prospective buyers through the entire homebuying journey, from initial exploration to purchase.
2 investors
Paid provides programmable agreement infrastructure that links contracts to payments, so funds are released according to the terms of the agreement. It targets the construction, real estate, and development finance sectors, aiming to reduce fraud, disputes, and payment delays.
2 investors
Paraito is a software platform that automates and accelerates title examination for Quebec notaries by retrieving property documents, extracting data from notarial acts using AI, and generating complete examination reports ready for professional review.
2 investors
Parakey was an early platform and set of applications aimed at merging the desktop environment with the Web, sometimes described as a web-based operating system intended to make common computer tasks more intuitive for everyday users. The company was acquired by Facebook in 2007.
2 investors
Parkable provides a parking management and operations platform that gives property owners and workplaces a single system of record for vehicles, permits, tenants and spaces, with real-time reporting, automated permit/access/payment admin, and tools to monetize unused stalls. It serves commercial property portfolios and workplaces, covering booking, EV charging, access control integration and FBT reporting.
2 investors
ParqEx provides a parking management platform that lets property owners and managers list, rent, and manage parking spots through a private marketplace, plus tools for tenant management, access control, enforcement, and guest parking. It serves property owners and managers with self-managed and account-managed plans across mobile and desktop apps.
2 investors
Parquery provides computer vision technology that detects and analyzes parking lot occupancy from existing camera feeds, delivering real-time parking information via API or dashboard to parking operators and city platforms.
2 investors
Patch operates a network of neighborhood coworking and community spaces across UK high streets, combining flexible workspace with cultural and social programming. The company serves freelancers, small businesses, charities, and community organizations seeking affordable, local work and meeting facilities.
2 investors
Pazo builds mobile-first task management and verification software for frontline workers in retail, facilities, security, and hospitality. The platform replaces paper checklists with photo-based task verification and uses AI to analyze compliance and operational data in real time.
2 investors
Pearl Certification operates a national home performance registry that verifies and records energy-efficiency and other home improvements, giving homeowners a permanent record that stays with the property so upgrades can be accurately valued. It serves homeowners and public energy programs across the United States.
2 investors
PiKNiK uses a generative AI engine to reconstruct 3D building envelope models from public registries, aerial imagery, parcel data and permit archives, delivering results with confidence scores and provenance trails. It provides customers a dedicated NVIDIA Omniverse session for navigating and refining the models in a live GPU-accelerated 3D workspace, hosted in SOC 2-compliant, high-uptime data centers.
2 investors
Plaace provides a location analytics platform that helps retailers and urban developers make informed decisions about store placement and neighborhood development using movement data, demographics, and transaction data processed with AI and machine learning. The company serves retailers, real estate developers, and cities across the Nordic region.
2 investors
PlanningHub offers an AI-powered tool that analyzes a site location and project details to produce a report covering planning regulations, past approved and rejected applications, and a checklist of documents needed for a planning application. It serves property developers, architects, and investors navigating planning legislation and applications.
2 investors
Pluria offers an app that lets companies book workspaces—coworking spaces, meeting rooms, private offices, work cafés, and event spaces—across a network of 1,000+ locations plus their own offices, with tools to coordinate team days and analytics on space usage and team engagement. It targets companies with hybrid and remote teams, with a workspace network focused on Latin America and Iberia.
2 investors
Pointgrab develops computer vision sensors and real-time analytics software for workplace environments, enabling companies to gather and synthesize multiple data types for intelligent workspace applications. The company builds on 8+ years of production experience with deployed sensor hardware and machine learning algorithms.
2 investors
Points2BIM converts laser-scan point clouds of existing buildings into BIM models using AI automation combined with human expertise, serving planning, renovation, and building operation use cases. The technology creates digital twins of existing buildings for the construction and real estate industry.
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