Beycome Raises $2.5M Seed Round to Expand AI-Driven, Flat-Fee Real Estate Platform

Beycome, the Miami‑based technology‑first real estate platform that aims to modernize how people buy, sell, and close property transactions, has raised $2.5 million in a seed funding round as it scales its flat‑fee, digital model and expands its proprietary technology nationwide. The financing comes after the company reached profitability following several years of bootstrapping and positions Beycome to deepen its artificial intelligence capabilities and broaden its services across the U.S. housing market.

The seed round was led by InsurTech Fund, with participation from a diverse group of investors that included Pivot Ventures, Florida Opportunity Fund, RedShift Capital, Neer Venture Capital, Kima Ventures, Ignite Venture, Founders Future, and several strategic angel backers. This mix of venture and strategic investors reflects confidence in Beycome’s approach to lowering transaction costs and reshaping the traditional real estate brokerage model.

Founded in 2020, Beycome has helped its users complete nearly 20,000 home transactions, with the platform reportedly closing about one home every 40 minutes and saving consumers more than $215 million in fees compared with traditional percentage‑based commissions. Its business is built around a flat‑fee pricing model—users choose an upfront fee between $99 and $999 that covers access to digital tools and professional support, rather than the typical 2.5 %–3 % commissions charged by many real estate agents.

At the core of Beycome’s offering is its proprietary artificial intelligence system, Artur, which automates many parts of the real estate transaction lifecycle. According to company leadership, Artur supports users with pricing guidance, market exposure, offer management, paperwork, closing coordination, title services, and even assistance with buying their next home. The AI‑driven tools are designed to simplify complex processes and empower buyers and sellers with more control and clarity throughout their transactions.

CEO and co‑founder Nico Jodin said the seed capital will allow Beycome to “move faster” after achieving early profitability and building a foundation of technology and services. The funding is expected to accelerate product development, strengthen the company’s technical leadership, scale its title and buyer‑focused programs, and support expansion into additional U.S. states beyond its current footprint, which includes Florida, Illinois, Alabama, Georgia, Minnesota, South Carolina, and California.

The company’s strategy is to combine digital tools with experienced professionals, ensuring users have access not only to automated systems but also to human expertise when needed. Beycome’s model does not aim to entirely eliminate real estate agents but rather to give consumers more options and transparency in how they choose to transact. Its platform integrates multiple aspects of home buying and selling, enabling people to handle many steps independently while having professional support available, including integrated title services.

Investor interest in Beycome reflects broader trends in proptech and fintech innovation, where technology is used to reduce friction, cut costs, and improve customer experience in traditionally paper‑intensive and commission‑driven industries. InsurTech Fund’s Managing Director, David Gritz, explained that the firm backed Beycome because it “merges human expertise and AI to truly improve the home selling experience,” highlighting the practical impact of Artur in assisting thousands of transactions and guiding users to settlement.

With the additional capital, Beycome intends to further develop the Artur system, which already supports users throughout entire transaction lifecycles, and to enhance its platform’s reach and functionality. The company aims to expand its digital tools, deepen consumer engagement, and continue building a fully integrated real estate ecosystem that offers choice, transparency, and lower costs for homeowners and buyers.

Beycome’s growth comes as housing affordability challenges persist in the United States, driving demand for alternatives to traditional brokerage services. Its flat‑fee model and AI‑enabled guidance appeal to consumers seeking cost efficiency and control, especially in markets where high mortgage rates and elevated home prices put pressure on buyers and sellers.

As 2026 unfolds, Beycome is positioned to leverage its seed funding to expand geographically, enhance its technology stack, and continue challenging established real estate norms with a model that integrates AI, flat pricing, and professional support into a seamless, consumer‑focused platform.