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Proptech platform AllHome has raised INR 200 crore in a Series B funding round at a valuation of INR 2,000 crore. Led by Bessemer Venture Partners, the round also saw participation from Google, Peak XV Partners and India Quotient. The company will use the capital to expand its AI-powered home construction platform, strengthen technology capabilities and scale operations across India. AllHome connects homeowners with architects, contractors, suppliers and financing partners through a digital marketplace.
Proptech company AllHome has raised INR 200 crore in a Series B funding round, achieving a post-money valuation of INR 2,000 crore as it seeks to expand its technology platform and strengthen its presence in India's home construction market.
The funding round, announced in the past week, was led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors Google, Peak XV Partners and India Quotient. The company said the fresh capital will be deployed to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities, expand its product offerings and accelerate its geographic footprint across the country.
Founded by former executives of the housing and technology sectors, AllHome operates a digital platform that brings together homeowners, architects, contractors, material suppliers and financial institutions involved in residential construction and renovation. The company aims to simplify the fragmented homebuilding process by integrating design, procurement, project execution and financing within a single technology-enabled ecosystem.
According to the company, demand for organised home construction services has increased as more homeowners seek transparent pricing, quality assurance and end-to-end project management. The platform uses AI tools to improve project planning, cost estimation, supplier selection and construction management while helping customers monitor project progress.
The company stated that the new investment will support the development of additional AI-based products and operational infrastructure. It also plans to strengthen partnerships with construction professionals and building material suppliers while expanding into new markets across India.
Investors said India's residential construction ecosystem remains highly fragmented despite the growing size of the housing market. They noted that technology platforms capable of integrating multiple stakeholders could improve efficiency, transparency and customer experience throughout the home construction lifecycle.
AllHome also intends to expand its financing ecosystem by working with lending institutions to improve access to home construction finance. The company believes integrated financing options can help homeowners manage project costs more efficiently while supporting the broader adoption of organised construction services.
The funding reflects continued investor interest in technology platforms serving India's residential real estate sector, particularly those focused on digitising construction and home improvement services. As housing demand continues across urban and emerging markets, proptech companies are increasingly attracting capital to develop scalable digital infrastructure for homeowners and industry participants.
With the latest fundraise, AllHome plans to invest in technology, talent acquisition and market expansion while strengthening its integrated platform for residential construction. The company said these investments are intended to support long-term growth as it expands its presence within India's evolving proptech ecosystem.
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