Millions for digital property management: Scalara convinces with this pitch deck

Proptech company Scalara has raised three million euros in a financing round. The money comes in part from BfW Bank, which focuses on the residential sector. According to the company, this is the bank's first investment in a proptech company. In addition to the fresh capital commitment, BfW has acquired shares worth 1.5 million euros from existing investors. In addition, existing investors such as Beyond Build, Bauwens, and Neoteq Ventures, as well as new investors, have converted convertible loans totaling approximately two million euros into equity.

The new funds are intended to strengthen the market position and expand the platform. Specifically, the goal is to create "fully digital application processes" and "seamlessly integrated banking products" with BfW Bank.

Scalara was launched in Brühl in 2020 by Shari Heep (CEO) and co-founder Alexander Dziendziol (CTO). The lawyer with a focus on IT law had previously founded a proptech, Living 25. At the time, she was nine months pregnant, as she revealed in an interview . However, she discontinued the project months later to found Scalara. The planned market launch was delayed from 2021 to 2023.

With Scalara, Heep now offers an all-in-one software for property management. In addition to rental management, the startup also targets so-called WEGs, or property management companies, for shared ownership. The company says this is legally complex, and Scalara is particularly legally secure in this area.

We're sharing an exclusive look at the proptech pitch deck that convinced the financiers. Want to see more pitch decks? You can find them here in our overview .