2026-03-26
Giraffe360 Raises $10M Series B to Scale AI-Powered Property Media Platform
Latvian-founded proptech Giraffe360 raises $10M Series B led by Cipio Partners to expand its AI property media platform combining robotic cameras with software.
The Round
| Company | Giraffe360 |
| HQ | London, United Kingdom (founded in Riga, Latvia) |
| Amount | $10M |
| Round | Series B |
| Date | 26 March 2026 |
What They Do
Giraffe360 combines a proprietary robotic camera with an AI software stack to produce a complete property media kit from a single visit. One scan generates HDR photography, interactive virtual tours, LiDAR-based 2D and 3D floor plans, video content, property websites, virtual staging, and social media assets.
The pitch to real estate agents and property photographers: instead of separate tools and workflows for each media type, the Giraffe360 camera and platform handle everything in one pass. The AI processes raw captures into polished, listing-ready assets with minimal manual editing.
Founded in 2016 in Riga, Latvia, the company now operates from London with offices in Manchester, Riga, Liepaja, and Miami.
Investors
This Round
| Investor | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cipio Partners | Germany | Lead, B2B software growth investor |
| Founders Fund | United States | Returning |
| Hoxton Ventures | United Kingdom | Returning |
| LAUNCHub Ventures | Bulgaria | Returning |
| Change Ventures | Estonia | Returning |
Previous Funding
| Investor | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Founders Fund | United States | Earlier rounds |
| Hoxton Ventures | United Kingdom | Earlier rounds |
| LAUNCHub Ventures | Bulgaria | Earlier rounds |
| Change Ventures | Estonia | Earlier rounds |
Cap Table (Known)
| Investor | Round(s) | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Cipio Partners | Series B | Germany |
| Founders Fund | Earlier rounds, Series B | United States |
| Hoxton Ventures | Earlier rounds, Series B | United Kingdom |
| LAUNCHub Ventures | Earlier rounds, Series B | Bulgaria |
| Change Ventures | Earlier rounds, Series B | Estonia |
Use of Funds
The financing supports continued AI platform development, expansion of product capabilities (likely more automated media types and editing features), and growth across existing and new markets.
Market Context
Property technology saw significant investment during the pandemic, but the sector has since corrected. Matterport (US-based, now owned by CoStar Group) dominates 3D virtual tours but requires dedicated hardware and produces limited media types. RealVision, EyeSpy360, and several other players offer pieces of the puzzle — virtual tours, floor plans, or photography — but few combine all media types from a single device.
Giraffe360's integrated hardware-software approach reduces the number of tools a property photographer needs to carry and the post-processing time required. For high-volume real estate markets where speed and consistency matter, this is a practical advantage over cobbling together multiple vendors.
The Baltics-to-London trajectory is worth noting: Giraffe360 is one of a growing number of startups founded in the Baltic states that have relocated commercial operations to London while maintaining engineering talent in their home countries, where deeptech expertise is strong and costs are lower.