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Property intelligence platform Landeed plans to invest around INR 30 crore during FY27 to strengthen its artificial intelligence capabilities, expand state-level coverage and enhance its property intelligence platform. The real estate technology startup will invest in graphics processing unit (GPU) infrastructure, specialised language models, Indic optical character recognition (OCR), document intelligence and customer acquisition. Backed by investors including Y Combinator, Draper Associates and Bayhouse Capital, the company recently launched Terra, an AI-powered platform built on more than 773 million land and property records across 26 states and four Union Territories to support property due diligence and decision-making for banks, developers, legal professionals and other stakeholders.
Real estate technology startup Landeed plans to invest around INR 30 crore during FY27 to expand its artificial intelligence infrastructure, strengthen product development and widen its presence across India's property records ecosystem.
The company, which operates a property title search and intelligence platform, said the planned investment will support technology development, state-level expansion and customer acquisition as demand for digital property due diligence tools continues to grow.
Speaking to PTI, Sanjay Mandava, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Landeed, said a significant portion of the investment would be directed towards expanding the company's graphics processing unit (GPU) infrastructure and hardware. He added that the company is scaling from its first small language model to a broader portfolio of specialised AI models while investing in Indic optical character recognition (OCR) and document intelligence capabilities for Indian property records.
Mandava said the company will also invest in expanding coverage across additional states, strengthening fulfilment infrastructure and accelerating product development alongside customer acquisition initiatives.
Landeed's platform is used by banks, real estate developers, legal professionals and other property market participants to facilitate title verification, due diligence and property-related decision-making. The company generates revenue by charging clients for its services, although it did not disclose its financial performance for FY26.
The startup has raised approximately INR 100 crore from investors, including Y Combinator, Draper Associates and Bayhouse Capital.
Earlier this year, Landeed introduced Terra, an AI-powered property intelligence platform designed to convert fragmented land and property records into structured information for users.
According to the company, Terra has been developed using more than 773 million land and property records spanning 26 states and four Union Territories. The platform is designed to interpret, connect and analyse multiple categories of primary property records, enabling banks, developers, lawyers, brokers, investors and property owners to complete due diligence and access relevant information more efficiently.
Mandava said India has extensive property records but that they remain dispersed across different states, languages, document formats and government systems. He stated that the objective of Terra is to bridge this information gap by converting dispersed records into structured intelligence that supports faster and more informed property-related decisions.
He added that property-related risks often arise from differences between information presented during transactions and the official records maintained by government authorities, courts and municipal agencies. The company is developing its technology to help clients identify and address these risks through improved access to verified property information.
Source - PTI
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