
United Kingdom · Computer hardware startup
Giraffe360 is a London-based PropTech startup founded in 2016 by brothers Mikus and Madars Opelts.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
Giraffe360 is a London-based PropTech startup founded in 2016 by brothers Mikus and Madars Opelts.
The company offers a subscription service that combines a proprietary robotic camera with AI-powered software to automate the creation of high-quality real estate listing content. This service enables real estate agents, property managers, and architects to generate HDR photography, immersive virtual tours, and precise floor plans with a single push of a button. The core offering includes a robotic camera that captures high-resolution images and measurements, along with automated software that produces panoramic views and detailed floor plans. Giraffe360 also provides a cloud-based Content Management System for managing files and hosting virtual tours. The company primarily serves B2B clients in the real estate and construction industries, focusing on enhancing property visual content. With approximately 220 employees and significant funding, Giraffe360 is expanding its presence across Europe and the US.
Funding, as reported
Giraffe360 filed 12 raises, $43M in all. Filings say how much was sold and to how many investors; they never name the investors.
What they build
Known for
ai property descriptionsai image enhancementremote viewingsai object removalrealtorreal estate marketingconsumersai property description generationcustomer engagementlidar scanningproject managementaidriven image processingautomated property branding360-degree property imaginglisting portalsenterprises
Built with from their website
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