Bengaluru-based proptech startup Propsoch has raised $2 million in a seed funding round led by Athera Venture Partners, Sparrow Capital, and Vakil Group. The latest funding comes as the company looks to strengthen its homebuyer-focused advisory platform and expand its presence in India’s growing real estate market.
Prior to this round, Propsoch had raised $600,000 from angel investors and the Vakil Family Office.
The company said the newly raised capital will be used to enhance its research and advisory capabilities, hire talent across key functions, and support expansion into new markets.
Founded by Ashish Acharya and Ravi Agrawal, Propsoch is building a buyer-centric real estate advisory platform aimed at making the home-buying process more transparent and informed. The startup combines data-driven insights with expert analysis to help homebuyers shortlist, evaluate, and negotiate residential properties.
Unlike traditional property discovery platforms, Propsoch focuses on providing unbiased recommendations backed by extensive research and property assessments. The platform evaluates residential projects across more than 80 important parameters, including legal compliance, construction quality, builder credibility, livability, project efficiency, future appreciation potential, and overall value for buyers.
By placing verified data and subject-matter expertise at the center of decision-making, the company aims to help buyers make more confident real estate investments.
India’s proptech sector has witnessed rapid growth in recent years as homebuyers increasingly seek transparency, efficiency, and reliable information before making purchase decisions. With rising demand for research-backed property advisory services, companies are leveraging technology and analytics to improve the overall home-buying experience.
Propsoch is positioning itself at the intersection of technology, trust, and consumer-first real estate services. Through its proprietary data analytics, industry expertise, and consumer feedback mechanisms, the startup aims to simplify one of the most complex financial decisions for Indian homebuyers.
With the fresh funding in place, Propsoch plans to further strengthen its platform and continue building a more transparent and accountable residential real estate ecosystem in India.
-By Shivani Solanki
