Beycome secures $2.5M in seed funding to expand AI-powered real estate platform
Beycome was built to give people another choice in how they buy and sell real estate – all within one platform.
“We started Beycome in 2020 with a simple mission: make real estate more affordable and transparent for the people by replacing middlemen, third parties, and commissions, and putting control back in the hands of homeowners,” said Nico Jodin, founder and CEO of the Miami-based proptech startup.
Beycome’s proprietary AI system, Artur, enables people to sell, buy and close their real estate transactions through a flat-fee model. Instead of paying a percentage-based commission, users choose their upfront fee, from $99 to $999, and gain access to a suite of digital tools, supported by professionals, that guide them throughout the buying and selling lifecycle, including pricing, listing, contract help, closing coordination, title services and more.
“So far, we’ve helped users close 18,500 homes – about one every 40 minutes – and save roughly $215 million in commissions,” Jodin told Refresh Miami.
Beycome just announced it has raised $2.5 million in seed funding. The oversubscribed round was led by InsurTech Fund, with participation from Florida Opportunity Fund, Pivot Ventures, RedShift Capital, Neer Venture Capital, Kima Ventures, Ignite Venture, Founders Future, and several strategic investors and angels.
The new capital will enable Beycome to deepen its AI capabilities, expand nationwide, scale its title services and buyer-focused programs, and continue building a fully integrated real estate ecosystem, in addition to expanding the team.
“This capital allows us to move faster,” said Jodin. “With the right partners now on board, we can accelerate product development, strengthen our technical leadership, and expand into many more states.”
Currently, Beycome is a team of six, including co-founder and CTO Cyril Carbonnier, and they all work out of a South Miami office. Beycome is currently seeking a growth marketing manager and a UX/UI designer and planning more hiring of developers.
The company has been profitable since last year, and most of its users are homeowners and home buyers, rather than B2B customers, Jodit said. The platform is available in Florida, it’s largest market, and five other states, including Texas.
The startup is beginning its expansion into 12 more states, leading off with Virginia and Colorado, and plans to bring new products and features it has been testing in Florida to more states.
Beycome’s services work for everyone from first-time sellers to seasoned investors, builders, flippers and everyday homeowners, said David Gritz, Managing Director of InsurTech Fund.
“We backed Beycome because they merge human expertise and AI to truly improve the home selling experience,” Gritz said, in a statement. “There’s been a lot of AI hype in insurance and real estate, but what stood out here was the real-world impact and results already delivered. Artur isn’t theoretical – it actively helps sell thousands of homes, simplifies transactions, reduces costs, and guides people all the way to settlement, where Beycome’s title agency takes over.”
Pictured above: Beycome co-founders Nico Jodin, CEO, at left, and Cyril Carbonnier, CTO.
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