OneDome has raised $25 million in a pre-Series C funding round to accelerate the growth of its integrated housing and financial services platform, according to a LinkedIn post from founder and CEO Babek Ismayil. The round was backed largely by existing investors alongside Channel 4 Ventures, which Ismayil said reinforces investor conviction in the company’s mission and momentum as it pushes to simplify a homebuying process that remains fragmented across multiple providers and touchpoints.
OneDome positions itself as an all-in-one destination for consumers navigating major housing-related financial decisions, aiming to consolidate steps that have historically been spread across brokers, lenders, conveyancers, insurers, and other intermediaries. Ismayil described the company as building the U.K.’s first “true housing and fintech super app,” with an AI-driven, end-to-end experience designed to streamline both the transaction itself and the broader set of financial products that tend to surround it.
In the post, Ismayil pointed to “incredible growth” over the last three years and said that growth accelerated sharply in 2025. The new financing is intended to help OneDome scale that pace by investing in product development and distribution, while expanding the suite of services it offers under one roof. The company’s pitch centers on reducing complexity for customers, improving transparency, and turning what is often a high-stress, paperwork-heavy process into a more straightforward digital journey with clearer timelines and fewer handoffs.
OneDome said the funding will be deployed across three priorities. First, it plans to continue product innovation, including developing an AI-driven experience that supports customers from discovery through closing and beyond. Second, it intends to scale its HomeBuyer Service and the wider financial ecosystem surrounding the transaction. Third, it plans to accelerate growth across core product categories that typically define the homebuying funnel and post-purchase relationship, including mortgages, conveyancing, insurance, and wealth.
The involvement of Channel 4 Ventures adds a strategic dimension to the raise as OneDome looks to increase national awareness and customer adoption in a market where brand trust and distribution can be as important as product capability. With the round now closed, OneDome is positioning itself to expand its footprint by pairing product investment with a broader go-to-market push, while continuing to partner with investors and channel partners to drive customer acquisition at scale.
Ismayil framed the milestone as a team effort and signaled that the company is still early in its expansion, thanking investors, partners, and employees while emphasizing that OneDome plans to continue challenging how homes are bought and financed in the U.K.
