PropTech companies and decision-makers

Browse PropTech companies with their email formats and decision-maker contacts. Statistics refreshed Nov 8, 2026.

2company records

The PropTech landscape

PropTech companies deliver digital platforms for property management, smart buildings, leasing automation, and real estate analytics. Decision-makers include founders, product leaders, and operations executives.

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Most common decision-maker titles
CEO / FounderVP of EngineeringHead of MarketingCFO / FinanceVP of SalesCOO / Operations
Counted from a sample of contacts in this industry.

Industry snapshot

By company size

5001-100005
501-10004
1001-50003
1-102
251-5002
101-2502

By headquarters country

United States15
United Kingdom2
India2
The Netherlands1
Germany1
Italy1
Computed from the companies in this database.

Segments within PropTech

2 PropTech company profiles (filtered)

CompanyDetailsSegmentsEmployeesVerified contactsTop email format
LendInvestlendinvest.com LendInvest is a property fintech company that offers buy-to-let mortgages, bridging loans, and development finance to its customers.
📍 London, England, United Kingdom Lending — 3 {first.last} 67%
Zooplazoopla.co.uk Zoopla is a property website in the U.K. that combines property listings with market data, local information, and community tools.
📍 London, England, United Kingdom — — 2 {first.last} 100%

Questions about PropTech leads

How many PropTech companies are in the database?

The database holds 2 PropTech company records. 2 of them have a public profile you can browse on this page.

Which PropTech roles are most common in the contact data?

In a sample of contacts for this industry the most common roles were CEO / Founder, VP of Engineering, Head of Marketing.

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Parent industry and related segments

About this data

Only organizations with a business domain are listed. Consumer mail providers such as Gmail or Yahoo are excluded from contact lists.

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