RRevicasa
Revicasa is a Spanish proptech that provides independent, standardised technical home inspections carried out by registered architects, covering pre-purchase inspections of second-hand homes, new-build handover checks and expert reports for legal claims. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Madrid (with a Barcelona office), it pioneered the 'home inspector' figure in Spain and operates through a network of 120+ collegiate architects across 35+ provinces, supported by its own inspection app. In January 2026 it closed a seed round of more than €600,000 led by The Lab Ventures, which also bought out the company's initial investor while founders Daniel Martín and Iván Samaniego retained control.
SectorsProptech, Real Estate Services, Marketplace, Construction Tech
Start-up MapProptech & Construction › Renovation & construction services
Founders
D
Daniel Martín
Co-founder
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Iván Samaniego Piquero
Co-founder
Global models 1
IInspectify
United States · www.inspectify.com ↗
Tech-enabled platform that runs standardised home inspections through a network of vetted inspectors on its own app, sold to home buyers and property companies, the closest match to Revicasa's model.
$16MComparable
In the same niche 9 others
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Investors 1
Open as list →Funding rounds 1
| Date | Round | Amount | Lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-16 | Seed (estimated) | approximately €600K | The Lab Ventures |
News 4
Open as list →| Published | Article |
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| 2026-01-19 |
Dealflow.es #496: Biorce raising €50M. Zepo raised $15M. Manfred's 2025 salary report. (Revicasa raised over €600k led by The Lab Ventures) ↗
Dealflow.es
2026-01-19 |
| 2026-01-16 |
Revicasa raises over €600,000 in a funding round led by The Lab Ventures to boost home inspection services in Spain ↗
Capital-Riesgo.es
2026-01-16 |
| 2024-09-16 |
Revicasa, the proptech that analyzes the condition of a property before buying it ↗
Urbanitae Blog
2024-09-16 |
| 2024-03-06 |
Revicasa: "Antes de tomar una decisión costosa uno debe disponer de información detallada para acertar" ↗
El Economista
2024-03-06 |






