Beycome, a direct-to-consumer real estate technology platform, has closed a $2.5 million seed funding round led by InsurTech Fund as the company looks to accelerate product development and expand into more U.S. states. Founded in 2020, Beycome said it has supported nearly 20,000 home transactions and saved users more than $215 million in fees by offering an alternative to percentage-based commissions through a flat-fee model.
The round also included participation from Pivot Ventures, the Florida Opportunity Fund, RedShift Capital, Neer Venture Capital, Kima Ventures, Ignite Venture, Founders Future, and additional strategic investors and angels. Beycome is pitching its platform as a response to affordability pressures that are pushing buyers and sellers to seek lower-cost options with more control and transparency, while still relying on professional support where needed.
Beycome’s model allows users to buy, sell, and close transactions on a single platform, with upfront fees ranging from $99 to $999. The company said the core of the experience is its proprietary AI system, Artur, which supports customers through pricing, marketing exposure, offer management, paperwork, closing coordination, title services, and subsequent home purchases. Beycome said the new capital will be used to deepen Artur’s capabilities, scale nationwide operations, expand its title services and buyer-focused programs, and hire additional talent as it works toward building a more integrated real estate ecosystem that gives consumers multiple ways to transact.
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“We backed Beycome because they merge human expertise and AI to truly improve the home-selling experience. There’s been a lot of AI hype in insurance and real estate, but what stood out here was the real-world impact and results already delivered. Artur isn’t theoretical — it actively helps sell thousands of homes, simplifies transactions, reduces costs, and guides people all the way to settlement, where Beycome’s title agency takes over. It already works for everyone, from first-time sellers to seasoned investors, builders, flippers, and everyday homeowners.”
David Gritz, Managing Director at InsurTech Fund
