Best Residential Real Estate Tech Companies in Texas, United States
The 81 best Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Texas, United States in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Homeward.
Our analysis of 50 Residential Real Estate Tech companies
$11.2b in tracked funding; 93% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2021.
Ranked: Best Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Texas
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Employees | Founder | Tech stack | Web popularity | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Agent Pronto Find top real estate agents for buying or selling property | — | — | 12 | Peter Ostrander Co-Founder And Head Of Product | Apple iCloud MailGoogle WorkspaceRuby+22 | Top 1M | — | — |
| 2 | ApartmentRatings.com Peer-to-peer apartment rating website. | — | — | — | Jeremy Bencken Founder & CEO | Node.jsFacebook LoginVarnish+16 | Top 500k | — | — |
| 3 | Auction Flippers Offers an online auction management platform for residential and commercial properties | — | — | — | Deandre Owens Founder & CEO | — | — | — | — |
| 4 | Austin Residence Provider of housing search tools and resources for residential properties | — | — | — | — | RubyGoogle MapsZURB Foundation+13 | Top 10M | — | — |
| 5 | Brohn Homes Online platform that provides managed home rentals | — | — | 2,170 | — | WordPressApple iCloud MailMySQL+37 | Top 5M | — | — |
| 6 | C Taggart Provider of residential homes for rent | — | — | — | — | — | — | 6 patents Heavy lifting counterweight hoists and ultra‑fine coal processing equipment (spiral concentrators, slurry distributors). | — |
| 7 | Cache Online marketplace for real estate auctions | — | — | — | Mateson Gutierrez Founder & CEO | — | — | 3 patents Modular vehicle pad systems for adaptable automotive chassis and suspension components. | — |
| 8 | CB&A Realtors Online brokers of residential properties | — | — | 519 | Chance Brown Broker/Owner | WordPressMySQLPHP+28 | Top 5M | — | — |
Top 12 Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Texas
#1
Series B · Austin, Texas · founded 2018 · 16 employees$212.6Mraised▾
Provider a sales leaseback solution for homeowners. This allows buyers to then lease back the new house from the company while they work to sell their previous property.
- Aug 2022Series B$50M
- May 2021Conventional Debt$235M
- May 2021Series B$136.5M
- May 2020Conventional Debt$85M
#2
Series B · Austin, Texas · founded 2019 · 66 employees$77Mraised▾
UpEquity is a provider of an online mortgage loan platform. The company partners with mortgage wholesalers and enables users to apply for mortgage loans guarantee. Features include automated document management, automated verifications, and more. Additionally, it also provides different mortgage and interest rates on its platform.
- Oct 2021Series B$20M
- Oct 2021Conventional Debt$30M
- Feb 2021Venture Debt$17.5M
- Feb 2021Series A$7.5M
#3
Series D · Austin, Texas · founded 2015 · 242 employees$133.9Mraised▾
OJO offers an AI-based conversational assistant for the real estate industry. It has two use cases, consumers and real estate agents. For consumers, it learns about their routines, lifestyle preferences, and locations for creating a custom search and delivering properties that match their needs. Claims using image recognition software to learn the users liking and find homes that match their personality. For real estate agents, it notifies prospective clients in their area who have viewed their listings and share personalized knowledge about the same. Additionally, it sends properties on the agent's behalf and answers questions to keep the client engaged until they’re ready to take the transaction offline. The company is backed by the two VC firms in Texas and was recognized as an Austin A-List & 50 On Fire winner.
- Jun 2020Series D$62.5M
- Mar 2019Series C$45M
- May 2018Series B$20.5M
- Jan 2016Series A$5.9M
#4
Seed · Austin, Texas · founded 2020 · 69 employees$7.6Mraised▾
Developer of management software solutions for the construction industry. It provides software tools for construction professionals to manage various financial, operational, and logistical. It also provides users with construction tracking and community management solutions.
- Oct 2023Seed$1M
- Jun 2023Seed$5.5M
- Apr 2022Seed—
- Jan 2021Seed$1M
#5
Acquired · Austin, Texas · founded 2015 · 600 employees$28.8Mraised▾
Real estate lead generation platform connecting agents with pre-screened, motivated buyers. This platform provides live-transferred, pre-screened real estate leads, empowering agents to connect, convert, and repeat. It offers a comprehensive solution for real estate professionals seeking to enhance their lead generation efforts. The service vets potential buyers and sellers, ensuring agents connect with individuals ready to transact. Agents receive lead alerts via SMS or app push notifications and compete for the opportunity to engage with the client. An admin dashboard offers insights into agent performance, active pipelines, and lead stages. This platform is a B2B service, offering a SaaS model with advanced analytics and reporting. It is a lead generation software that streamlines the process of connecting agents with qualified prospects, increasing conversion rates and optimizing performance.
- May 2017Series A$28.8M
#6
Series A · Austin, Texas · founded 2017 · 45 employees$12.5Mraised▾
Online real estate brokerage platform to book residential properties. The company assists landlords in finding tenants, viewing, and leasing properties. It earns revenue by charging fees from landlords and offers free platform access to the tenants.
- Feb 2021Series A$11M
- Jul 2018Seed$1.5M
#7
Acquired · Houston, Texas · founded 1998 · 60 employees$27Mraised▾
erealty.com is a company that offers an online real estate brokerage services to residential home buyers and sellers in the United States. The company acts as a meta search engine for real estate brokerages.
- May 2001Series B$15M
- Feb 2000Series A$10M
#8
Series A · Austin, Texas · founded 2013 · 5 employees$16.6Mraised▾
RealMassive is a source for real-time commercial real estate information. The company helps commercial real estate professionals collaborate and streamline their marketing efforts while gaining critical insight into the performance of their space and buildings. Tenants can use the free search engine to find, share and compare commercial real estate spaces.
- May 2015Series A$10M
- May 2015Series A$3M
- May 2014Series A$2.1M
- Sep 2013Angel$1.5M
#9
Series A · Dallas, Texas · founded 2015 · 17 employees$15.1Mraised▾
Online brokerage firm for residential real estate. Provide services such creating and publicizing property listings, managing leads, scheduling and undertaking viewing appointments, negotiating on behalf of the seller and deal closure. For buyers, it coordinates with the selling-agent from viewing to deal closure and provides a rebate of buyer agent's commission.
- Mar 2018Series A$12M
- Feb 2017Angel$2.3M
- 2016Seed$800K
#10
Acqui-Hired · Dallas, Texas · founded 2012 · 9 employees$13Mraised▾
Photo-based' mobile first rental marketplace(iOS app) connecting property owners with renters to list and find apartment rentals around town. User-friendly interface. Launched in January 2013 in Los Angeles with over 3,600 daily active mobile users without any marketing. Has over 50k weekly users across US. Five star rated in the app store, 12th ranked app in the apartment category, Dec 2013. Investors and advisory team includes Tom McInerney, Dennis Phelps (IVP), Siemer Ventures, Post Investments (a nationwide multi-family rental investor), Bob Bellack (founder & CEO of Apartments.com) and Bill McKnight (General Manager of Rent.com).
- Apr 2015Series A$9M
- Oct 2014Conventional Debt$3.2M
- Aug 2014Seed$2M
- Mar 2014Seed$1M
#11
Series A · Dallas, Texas · founded 1997 · 17 employees$8.6Mraised▾
Door is an online brokerage firm to sell residential properties. The platform enables landlords to register by digitally signing the listing agreement and the company offers licensed agents for taking the photographs of the properties, listing the properties, and selling the properties. The company earns revenue by charging a fixed fee from the sales proceeds. Additionally, it also provides property estimation services.
- Feb 2019Series A$5.4M
- Mar 2018Series A$500K
- Jul 2017Series A$450.2K
- Mar 2017Series A$2.3M
#12
Acquired · Austin, Texas · founded 2005 · 31 employees$14Mraised▾
AI-based decision-making tools for purchasing a car and real estate properties. The platform leverages big data and AI technologies to connect customers, interact with banks & lenders, and search for real estate properties. It also offers brokerage services. Additionally, it also offers a platform where users can search for an inventory of new & used cars, and real estate listings, rentals listings, and various real estate professionals, hotels, motels, vacation rentals, and campgrounds.
- Feb 2016Series A$14M
- Apr 2005Seed—
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How research on Proptech Construction in Texas is moving
A read on the academic research around Proptech Construction in Texas — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 112 papers.
- Texas A&M University43
- The University of Texas at Austin41
- The University of Texas at San Antonio11
- Texas Tech University5
- Texas State University4
- Building information modeling10
- Workflow3
- Parametric statistics3
- Process management2
- Construction engineering2
- Parametric statistics1→3
- Process management2→3
- Building information modeling23
- Architectural engineering5
- Construction engineering4
- Facility management4
- Process management3
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