VerbaFlo,
a conversational AI platform for real estate, has raised $7 million in a seed
round led by Pi Labs, with participation from Haatch, Navigate Ventures, Old
College Capital, the University of Edinburgh’s venture arm, and a group of
family offices. The round brings the company’s total funding to approximately
$9 million.
Founded
in 2024, VerbaFlo enables real estate owners and operators to automate leasing,
operations, and resident engagement through AI-driven communication.
Unlike
traditional chatbot solutions, VerbaFlo provides a purpose-built AI
communications layer for real estate. The platform deploys specialised AI
agents across functions such as leasing, marketing, operations, and
maintenance, integrating directly with existing systems to manage
conversations, automate workflows, and streamline customer interactions across
multiple channels.
By
centralising communication across email, web chat, messaging apps, and phone,
the platform enables real-time, multilingual engagement at scale. This approach
is designed to improve response times, increase conversion rates, and reduce
operational workload for property operators.
Real
estate is one of the largest industries in the world, yet much of its revenue
still depends on fragmented communication across channels. We built VerbaFlo to
address this by creating a purpose-built vertical AI platform for residential
real estate that integrates with existing systems and automates conversations
across the resident lifecycle,
said Sayantan Biswas, founder and CEO of
VerbaFlo.
The
platform currently supports more than 200,000 units globally, with continued
growth across the UK and Europe, recent expansion into the United States, and
further rollout planned in additional international markets.
The
company plans to use the new funding to expand its presence in the United
States and other international markets, further develop its product, and scale
its global team.

