Bringing its total pre-Series A funding to nearly $20 million, Digs, an AI-powered collaboration platform for home builders and homeowners, announced another financing round of $5 million today.
Digs AI generates 3D models of a home plan, renderings, and answer questions instantly for both build teams and homeowners. The platform has almost 10,000 homes and builders are leveraging it to reduce errors, streamline process, and collaborate on pre-construction to handoff and warranty.
“From small custom builders to national production builders, realizing efficiencies, consolidating costs, and creating the best customer experience on the market is as essential as ever,” says Ryan Fink, CEO and co-founder at Digs. “But we don’t stop at the end of the build. Digs offers homeowners a first-of-its-kind 3D digital twin and AI-powered home ownership experience to become a living record of value and improvements. It’s a CarFax for the home–Homefax.”
The capital will be used to accelerate both AI development and commercial momentum. In the months since previous financing, the company has:
- Added new builders to the platform which now represent more than $12 billion in annual home builds.
- Launched DigsCare, an integrated solution using AI to dramatically streamline warranty processes and costs for builders while improving client experience.
- Hired construction software and SaaS sales veteran Stephen Molen as chief revenue officer.
- Earned recognition in Fast Company’s “Innovation by Design Awards” and was named an Inc. Power Partner for 2025.
SPLY Capital, a Dallas-based private investment firm, led the strategic round and SPLYCAP managing partner Tyler Williams will join the Digs board of directors. Digs also has continued support from existing investors, including OVF, Fuse, and Flying Fish.
“As typically late-stage investors, we understand what a future category leader with robust fundamentals looks like,” says Tyler Williams, managing partner at SPLYCAP. “With Digs, we saw an opportunity to enter early due to their exceptional team, sales momentum, product-market fit, and massive opportunity in AI for construction.”
The round included investment from Digs customer Lanthorne Homes, which has been an early Digs Innovation Partner in the development of the recently launched DigsCare.
“We are expanding nationally to redefine what modern home building looks and feels like,” says Landthorne Homes CEO Matt Green. “We see the AI-powered efficiency and client experience of Digs as fundamental from build through aftercare.”
