Best Property Management Tech Companies in Los Angeles, United States
The 38 best Property Management Tech companies in Los Angeles, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Snappt.
Ranked: Best Property Management Tech companies in Los Angeles
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Snappt Provider of AI-enabled platform for fraud detection and income verification | $102M | 54 mo ago | Series A | Daniel Berlind Co-Founder | 2016 | WordPressSentryApple iCloud Mail+24 | — | 1 launch · 1 partnership |
| 2 | LeaseLock Provider of deposit replacement solutions and lease insurance for property owners | $73M | 39 mo ago | Series B | Reichen Kuhl Esq Board Chairman and Founder | 2012 | WordPressMySQLPHP+17 | — | — |
| 3 | RentSpree SaaS-driven rental management solution for property owners & managers | $28M | 48 mo ago | Series B | — | 1996 | HubSpot CMS HubApple iCloud MailGoogle Workspace+27 | — | 1 job opening |
| 4 | Laurel & Wolf Online interior design service provider and commerce platform for home improvement products | $27M | 132 mo ago | Series B | — | 2014 | WordPress Block EditorThrive ArchitectCart Functionality+14 | — | — |
| 5 | Hatch Credit App-based platform for credit score building | $15M | 78 mo ago | Deadpooled | Ayush Jain Co-Founder & CTO | 2019 | — | — | — |
| 6 | Leonardo247 Online property management software for owners and landlords | $10M | 71 mo ago | Series A | Daniel Cunningham Founder & CEO | 2012 | WordPressMySQLPHP+44 | 2 patents AI-driven predictive maintenance compliance for facility management systems | — |
| 7 | Fyxt SaaS-driven property management software for landlords & property managers | $4M | 51 mo ago | Series A | — | 2017 | Amazon Web ServicesHSTSGoogle Workspace | — | — |
| 8 | Sugar SaaS-driven home management solution for residential living | $2M | 60 mo ago | Seed | Fatima Dicko Founder & CEO | 2020 | — | — | — |
| 9 | Chai energy Provider of and IoT and app-based energy monitoring and saving solutions | $425K | 142 mo ago | Deadpooled | Ka Suen Cofounder and CTO | 2012 | — | — | — |
| 10 | Energos Developer of an AI & cloud-based edge analytics platform | $155K | 133 mo ago | Seed | Rajesh Solanki Co-Founder & CEO | 2008 | — | — | — |
Top 11 Property Management Tech companies in Los Angeles
#1
Series B · Los Angeles, California · founded 2012 · 86 employees$73.2Mraised▾
Provider of deposit replacement solutions and lease insurance for property owners. The company offers technology that integrates into property management systems. It aims to remove the need for traditional security deposits. The company's solutions provide risk mitigation and portfolio performance enhancement.
- 2023Series B—
- 2022Venture Debt—
- Apr 2022Series B—
- Feb 2021Series B$52M
#2
Series B · Los Angeles, California · founded 1996 · 200 employees$28Mraised▾
SaaS-driven rental management solution for property owners & managers. The platform provides solutions for the rental process including tenant screening, rent payment, rental application,e-sign documents, and more. It offers features including credit reports, rental history, and tenant background checks for property owners & managers.
- Aug 2022Series B$17.3M
- Jul 2021Series A$9.6M
- May 2016Unattributed$65K
#3
Series A · Los Angeles, California · founded 2016 · 75 employees$101.8Mraised▾
Provider of AI-enabled platform for fraud detection and income verification. The platform offers document fraud detection, identity verification, income verification, and verification of rent. It combines technology and human expertise to detect fraud and deliver insights. The platform analyzes metadata elements to confirm document authenticity and researches emerging fraud trends.
- Feb 2022Series A$100M
- Sep 2019Seed$1.8M
- Sep 2018Seed—
#4
Series A · Los Angeles, California · founded 2017 · 22 employees$4Mraised▾
SaaS-driven property management software for landlords & property managers. Solutions are provided for commercial real estate operators. Features include a dashboard, tenant management, tenant communication through live chats and alerts, request tracking, approvals, scheduling, invoicing, proprietary analytics, actionable insight, COI tracking, photo documentation, and timestamps from request to completion.
- May 2022Series A$4M
#5
Series A · Los Angeles, California · founded 2012 · 42 employees$9.5Mraised▾
Online property management software for owners and landlords. Features include smart inspection, automated reporting, task management, maintenance management, document management, code compliance, work orders, custom tasks, on-demand instructions, and more.
- Sep 2020Series A$9.5M
#6
Seed · Los Angeles, California · founded 2020 · 14 employees$2.5Mraised▾
SaaS-driven home management solution for residential living. Features include property reputation management, app-based door unlocking management, property management dashboard, monitoring management, building analytics management, integration with existing software, community management, cost management, resident retention rates management, and more.
- Aug 2021Seed$2.5M
#7
Deadpooled · Los Angeles, California · founded 2019 · 66 employees$15.1Mraised▾
Hatch Credit provides an app-based platform for credit score building. It builds the credit score of rental payments, utility bill payments, and subscription payments.
- Mar 2020Seed$15.1M
#8
Series B · Los Angeles, California · founded 2014 · 16 employees$26.6Mraised▾
Laurel & Wolf is an online platform connecting users to designers as well as a commerce platform to purchase home improvement products such as furniture and decor items. Clients begin by answering questions about their space, budget, lifestyle, and taste. The company uses the customer response to recommend a personal designer to collaboratively design the space. Each final project includes a digital customized style board, detailed shopping list, floor plan and set up instructions from the designer.
- Sep 2015Series B$20M
- Jan 2015Series A$5.5M
- Aug 2014Seed$1.1M
#9
Deadpooled · Los Angeles, California · founded 2012 · 5 employees$425Kraised▾
Provider of and IoT and app-based energy monitoring and saving solutions. It offers an energy-saving app. Its features include warnings if devices are left on, power usage spikes warnings, real-time energy monitoring, bill breakdowns, notifications about energy-saving opportunities, energy analysis to find out where the home is the least energy efficient. Its app is available for Android devices.
- Oct 2014Seed$400K
- Aug 2014Seed$25K
- May 2013Grant (prize money)$40K
#10
Seed · Los Angeles, California · founded 2008 · 12 employees$155.4Kraised▾
Developer of a unified platform and edge AI designed to help retailers set up or manage electric vehicle charging infrastructure and microgrids. The company's platform creates easy integration with different makes and types of electric vehicle chargers, storage, PV systems as also HVAC, and others, enabling retailers like fuel service stations & c stores, EV charging and battery swap stations, hydrogen and CNG stations, and utilities set up and manage to provide multiple energy choices to EV car owners.
#11
Acqui-Hired · Los Angeles, California · founded 2018 · 4 employees—raised▾
Kndrd is an SaaS-based co-living management software. The platform enables co-living operators to manage their co-living spaces with features such as community management, invoicing, sales management, resident tracking, maintenance management, accounting, and reporting. It earns revenue through monthly subscription-based plans. Additionally, it offers listings of co-living spaces for users to book.
- Mar 2019Seed—
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