Best Residential Real Estate Tech Companies in Toronto, Canada
The 31 best Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Toronto, Canada in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Nobul.
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 Toronto
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nobul Provider of SaaS-driven networks for real estate agents and professionals 29Moat top 31%Funding top 41%Product top 46%Tech top 50% All 9 signals ▾Moattop 31% Fundingtop 41% Producttop 46% Techtop 50% Talentbottom 49% Globalbottom 45% Patentsbottom 41% Marketbottom 37% Innovationbottom 37% Moat: Editorial + unicorn rating 8/10 · IP moat: 7 patents Funding: Raised $40.0M across 1 rounds · 1 rounds over 8 yrs (0.1/yr) rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 29/100 | $40M | 61 mo ago | Series B | Regan Mcgee CEO | 2017 | Ant DesignGoogle Font APIMicrosoft 365+4 | — |
| 2 | Key Offers an online listing platform for co-owning residential properties | $9M | 57 mo ago | Seed | Rob Richards Co-founder & CEO | 2002 | Webflowcore-jsSwiper+20 | — |
| 3 | The Metaverse Group Provider of real estate brokerage services for virtual land | $3M | 57 mo ago | Acquired | Lorne Sugarman CEO | 2015 | — | — |
| 4 | TheRedPin Online brokerage solution to real estate buyers and sellers in Canada | $2M | 134 mo ago | Deadpooled | Shayan Hamidi Founder & CEO | 2010 | — | — |
| 5 | Fypio Social Network for Real Estate | $2M | 143 mo ago | Acqui-Hired | — | 2013 | — | — |
| 6 | Casalova Tech-enabled brokerage solution to rent, buy, lease and sell residential properties in Canada | $2M | 115 mo ago | Series A | — | 2014 | — | — |
| 7 | Zoocasa Online platform for buying and selling residential real estate properties in Canada | $1M | 120 mo ago | Acquired | — | 2008 | Node.jsThree.jsGoogle Sign-in+21 | — |
| 8 | Sparrow Online marketplace that provides shared rooms | $1M | 48 mo ago | Seed | Gavin Servai Co-Founder & CTO | 2021 | WordPressMySQLPHP+26 | — |
| 9 | Wowa Online review platform for real estate agents | $182K | 74 mo ago | Seed | Hanif Bayat Founder & CEO | 2016 | Node.jsApple Sign-inYouTube+15 | — |
Top 10 Residential Real Estate Tech companies in Toronto
#1
Series B · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2017 · 50 employees$40Mraised▾
Provider of SaaS-driven networks for real estate agents and professionals. It provides users with a platform that facilitates users to generate quotes from agents, agent choosing, transaction analyzing, agent sales history management, reviews verifying, property browsing, listing sharing, tour booking, picture swapping, customer support, and more.
- Sep 2021Series B$40M
- Aug 2018Series A—
#2
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2021 · 10 employees$1Mraised▾
Online marketplace that provides shared rooms. Users can provide detailed information about the space they are looking for & search for properties through the platform. The platform enables users to review & sign a customizable home share agreement.
- Oct 2022Seed$1M
#3
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2002 · 36 employees$8.6Mraised▾
Offers an online listing platform for co-owning residential properties. The platform helps in connecting property owners, and homebuyers with co-ownership. Users can browse various listings and calculate their equities.
- Feb 2022Seed$8.6M
#4
Acquired · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2015 · 4 employees$2.8Mraised▾
Provider of real estate brokerage services for virtual land. Provides real estate brokerage services for renting, buying, and selling land in the metaverse.
- Jan 2022Seed—
- Sep 2021Seed$2.8M
#5
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2016 · 16 employees$182.4Kraised▾
Wowa is an online review platform for real estate agents. The platform analyses real estate agents' past transaction data and commission fees to connect home buyers & sellers with the agent. Agents can register on the platform by providing necessary information on the platform. It also offers tools for users such as mortgage calculators, tax calculators, test calculators, insurance calculators, tax estimators, and more. The company has partnered with Amazon web services, and MaRS, among others. It earns revenue by charging a fixed fee to the agents for their registrations.
- Aug 2020Seed$107.7K
- Nov 2019Seed$74.7K
#6
Acqui-Hired · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2013 · 10 employees$2.4Mraised▾
Online and mobile Residential real-estate discovery platform that lets you discover potential properties based upon characteristics like kitchen, swimming pool, nearby requirements(schools, shopping etc.). Its’s proprietary software makes recommendations in feeds based on your collection habits. Enables social sharing and collection building features which can useful by private agents showcasing properties. Currently in private beta testing,launching from San Diego, expansion plans include Orange County, California, Dallas and DC by late 2014 and iPad and Android editions in addition to their initial iPhone and web applications. Raised $2M in private funding. Headquartered in Toronto, Cananda.
- Nov 2014Seed$1M
- Oct 2013Seed$1M
#7
Series A · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2014 · 3 employees$1.9Mraised▾
Casalova is a company that offers a tech-enabled brokerage solution, which streamlines the rental and buying process for landlords and buyers/renters from the search to signing the lease/legal paperwork. The company enables prospective tenants/buyers to search for rental properties, schedule viewings, make offers and pay the rent online. It even has an in-house real estate professional network to guide the home buyer/renter through the entire process of renting/buying. Landlords and property managers can list their properties on the platform. Some of the features it offers to the landlords and property managers are professional photography, syndicated listings to partnered listing portals, curated online tenant application, online communication platform, online viewing scheduling tools, and others. The company charges a standard commission of one month's rent from landlords.
- Apr 2017Series A$1.9M
#8
Deadpooled · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2010$2.5Mraised▾
TheRedPin is a company that offers online brokerage services to users looking to buy and sell residential real estate properties in Canada. The company offers an end-to-end solution to real estate buyers and sellers like valuation of properties, marketing properties, negotiating price, to closing legal paperwork. It also offers complete access to the MLS.
- Sep 2015Conventional Debt$2.5M
#9
Acquired · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2008 · 116 employees$1.4Mraised▾
Zoocasa is a company that offers online brokerage services to residential real estate industry in Canada. Home buyers and sellers can browse the listings on the company's website or can even contact one of in-house realtor of around 20 agents. It offers complete real estate marketing services from valuing the house to closing the legal paperwork. They company offers an android and iOS app and also claim to be faster than competitor sites in providing search results and cite as their key USP.
- Oct 2016Seed$1.4M
#10
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2020 · 16 employees$30Kraised▾
Provider of an online home rental marketplace platform. The company offers a rental marketplace for users to find apartments for rent, find roommates, and rental concierge services. It offers an AI-powered platform for finding roommates.
- May 2020Seed$30K
Funding & investor landscape
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What Toronto researches in proptech construction
- Toronto Metropolitan University16
- University of Toronto11
- Toronto Rehabilitation Institute1
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