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£20m+ · Other round · Proptech · London, UK
London-based Reapit, whose software helps estate agencies manage sales, lettings, property management and client accounts, has secured more than £20m of additional investment backed by long-term owner Accel-KKR. The capital will be deployed over the next 12–18 months across Reapit's core platform, consumer technology and artificial-intelligence products.
The new £20m+ commitment is separate from Reapit's existing research and development budget. The company says the two together take its innovation investment beyond £40m; that larger figure is spending capacity, not the size of this financing event.
From transaction system to customer record
Estate-agency software has traditionally concentrated on the active transaction: winning an instruction, managing a listing and progressing a sale or tenancy. Reapit's next product layer is intended to keep the agency connected with people between those moments. Reapit Home is positioned as a digital front door where buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants can continue interacting with the agency, while the core platform retains the operational record.
The commercial mechanism is retention through context. A system that combines transactions, communications and post-transaction behaviour can help an agency identify when a past customer may move, let a property or need another service. Reapit argues that this accumulated context makes its AI more useful than a generic assistant because it can surface opportunities inside the workflows agents already use.
Reapit says its AI assistant operates within each customer's private data environment, does not train on one agency's conversations for another and leaves users in control of accepting recommendations. That architecture addresses a practical adoption constraint: agencies need automation for prospecting, communications and maintenance coordination without losing control of client data or outbound actions.
Installed base is the advantage to prove
Dealroom reports that Reapit serves more than 92,000 agents across 18,000 branches and manages data on more than 1.3m properties. That reach gives the company distribution for new features, but it also raises the delivery burden. AI tools must work across different agency processes, permissions and data quality without destabilising the CRM and accounting systems customers depend on.
The investment therefore supports a move from operational software towards a broader customer-engagement platform. Long-term agency renewals give Reapit a route to roll out Reapit Home and AI, while their uptake will show whether the company can turn historical workflow depth into measurable productivity and new revenue for customers rather than simply adding another interface.
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Reapit · The Intermediary · Accel-KKR · Dealroom News · Tech.eu Funding Explorer
