PropTech company OneDome is expected to announce a $25m (£18.2m) funding round today, marking a pre-Series C investment milestone, according to Sky News.
OneDome offers its HomeBuyer service, which combines mortgage advice, conveyancing and transaction management for a fixed fee of £999.
The company previously secured a media-for-equity deal with Channel 4 valued at around £7.5m and acquired online mortgage broker Trussle in 2025. OneDome has said it aims to be involved in 10% of all UK homebuying transactions within the next five years.
The company, which says it is already profitable, wants to triple revenues by the end of 2026.
Babek Ismayil, OneDome’s founder and chief executive, told Sky News that buying a home “is still one of the most stressful and disjointed financial transactions people go through”.
He added: “We started OneDome to fix that by bringing everything under one roof and turning homebuying into a simple, transparent retail experience.
“This funding allows us to scale what is already a profitable and fast-growing platform, while continuing to challenge how homes are bought and financed in the UK.”
