Best Real Estate and Construction Tech Companies in Kansas, United States
The 33 best Real Estate and Construction Tech companies in Kansas, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Purple Wave.
Our analysis of 86 Real Estate and Construction Tech companies
$27.1b in tracked funding; 93% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best Real Estate and Construction Tech companies in Kansas
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purple Wave Online auction platform for used equipment | $5M | 36 mo ago | Series A | — | 2000 | MUIReactReact Router+33 | — | — |
| 2 | HyperBorean Provider of cooling solutions from waste solar heat | $2M | 82 mo ago | Seed | Todd Gentry Founder | 2014 | — | 15 patents Heat-driven vapor-compression technology for HVAC and refrigeration systems | — |
| 3 | Grit Virtual AI-based solution for planning and scheduling construction projects | $920K | 112 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2017 | — | — | — |
| 4 | Real Quantum SaaS-based commercial real estate appraisal software | $850K | 94 mo ago | Seed | Dennis Dull Mai Co-Founder / CSO | 2015 | WordPressMySQLPHP+27 | — | — |
| 5 | Particle Space SaaS-driven property management software for landlords/homeowners | $736K | 51 mo ago | Acquired | David Biga Founder & CEO | 2015 | — | — | — |
| 6 | LaborChart Resource Scheduling and Management for the Construction Industry | — | 81 mo ago | Acqui-Hired | — | 2014 | Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account EngagementCloudflare Bot ManagementCloudflare | — | — |
| 7 | Homebase A/I based platform to manage rental properties and smart homes. | — | 128 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2016 | WordPress Block EditorwpBakeryWordPress+23 | — | — |
| 8 | Accommodations Provider of property management services including marketing, screening, and maintenance | — | — | Public | — | 1991 | UbuntuGoogle MapsYouTube+23 | — | — |
Top 7 Real Estate and Construction Tech companies in Kansas
#1
Series A · Manhattan, Kansas · founded 2000 · 156 employees$4.5Mraised▾
Online auction platform for used equipment. It lists used construction equipment, farm equipment, trucks, trailers and vehicles. It helps sellers by managing pre-auction listings photos, event advertising, post-auction payment and transfer of ownership. It also assists buyers with payment and pickup.
- Oct 2023Series A—
- Jul 2010Series A$1.8M
- Feb 2007Series A$2.7M
#2
Acquired · Lenexa, Kansas · founded 2015 · 7 employees$736Kraised▾
SaaS-driven property management software for landlords/homeowners. Features include property listing management, lead management, leasing management, tenant management, rent collection, maintenance management, task management, and more. Additionally, it also offers building energy management solutions.
- Jul 2022Seed$100K
- Jul 2021Seed$636K
#3
Seed · Wichita, Kansas · founded 2014 · 2 employees$2.1Mraised▾
Cold From Heat specializes in providing cooling solutions from waste heat. It offers a technology that uses concentrated solar as a heat source and provides supplemental cooling solutions for the equipment shelters. It offers cooling solutions for industries such as telecom, automotive, HVAC, agriculture, utility, and others.
- Jan 2020Angel$2.1M
#4
Seed · Overland Park, Kansas · founded 2015 · 18 employees$850Kraised▾
Real Quantum is a SaaS-based commercial real estate appraisal software. The company offers a cloud-based solution, integrated access to the database, rule-based report creation, automated error calculation, and an integrated mobile app for on-site visits.
- Dec 2018Angel$850K
#5
Acquired · Wichita, Kansas · founded 2017 · 2 employees$920Kraised▾
Grit Virtual is a provides of AI-based solution for planning and scheduling construction projects. It offers virtual reality planning environments and algorithms to prioritize orders of tasks and a real-time feed of construction field activities. Users can walk through a VR model and identify the resources/tasks they’ll need. Based on this information the software plans tasks sequentially and daily tasks & schedules are updated. It also enables merging of Last Planner Process, 4D animations, the critical path method, among other construction site procedures. It offers a mobile application for iOS and Android phones.
- 2017Seed$920K
- 2017Seed—
#6
Acqui-Hired · Kansas City, Kansas · founded 2014 · 41 employees—raised▾
Laborchart is a mobile application to help view and manage construction crew. Project managers can colour code employees based on skills/project/roles/wages and easily drag and drop personnel to edit their assignment, which autogenerates and sends out text messages and emails to notify crew of the updated work and role. Funded by Digital Sandbox KC. Was among Top 20 finalists of LaunchKC.
- Jan 2020Series A—
#7
Acquired · Kansas City, Kansas · founded 2016 · 148 employees—raised▾
Homebase is a company that offers dashboard as a platform solution for property management and smart apartment management industry for connected residential communities. The platform is used by real estate agents, developers, property managers, and tenants. Some of the features it offers are to communicate with tenants for requesting and scheduling maintenance request, collect payment online, offers A/I based assistant to the tenant to answer tenant questions. The company also offers an IoT app that allows tenants to control smart home devices like locks, lights, and thermostat.
- Feb 2016Seed—
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- University of Kansas8
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock3
- Kansas State University2
- University of Arkansas at Fayetteville1
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