Peek Raises Series A to Bring E-Commerce Efficiency to Apartment Leasing

New capital will accelerate product development and customer expansion as demand surges for virtual touring and faster leasing workflows.

NEW YORK, May 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Peek, the virtual leasing platform that helps property managers and owners accelerate the leasing process and reduce vacancy loss, announced today that it has raised $5 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Moneta Ventures, with participation from Timber Grove Ventures and other existing investors.

Peek transforms the apartment rental experience by enabling prospective renters to tour and lease units online with the same ease as shopping on an e-commerce platform. By automating the leasing process - including unit-level 3D tours, self-guided tours, and in-depth data and analytics - Peek helps multifamily operators lease faster, driving lower vacancy loss and increasing property income.

"We're excited to partner with the Moneta Ventures team to continue scaling Peek," said Austin Lo, CEO and Founder of Peek. "As renters increasingly expect a digital-first experience and operators look for tools to boost operating performance and data to power business critical decisions, we see a massive opportunity to reimagine leasing end-to-end."

Peek has already driven faster leasing and increased operating revenue for hundreds of thousands of multifamily units across the U.S., including national portfolios and high-growth regional operators. Property owners and managers using Peek's platform report up to 30% fewer vacant days, 3x more prospect tours compared to legacy 3D tour platforms and increased visibility into leasing performance.

"Peek is modernizing an industry that has lagged behind in digital transformation," said Jeff Olyniec, Partner at Moneta Ventures. "The Peek team has demonstrated tremendous revenue growth and capital efficiency to date, and we believe their platform delivers not only a better experience for renters, but clear and measurable ROI for operators." Jeff Safferman, Partner at Timber Grove Ventures added, "We've seen our LPs and multifamily partners prioritizing efficiency and a better renter experience, and we're proud to continue backing a clear industry leader."

The company also announced two key additions to its board of directors: Jeff Olyniec, Partner at Moneta Ventures, and Luke Morris, Co-Founder at CREXI. These strategic appointments bring decades of experience in proptech, venture capital, and scaling high-growth technology companies. "Both Jeff and Luke bring incredible industry knowledge and operational expertise that will be invaluable as we work to make Peek the industry standard for virtual leasing," said Lo.

The company plans to use the funding to expand its go-to-market efforts, grow its engineering and customer success teams, and enhance integrations with leading property management and marketing platforms.

To learn more about Peek, visit www.peek.us.

About Peek
Peek accelerates the leasing process and reduces vacancy loss for property managers and owners by bringing the e-commerce experience to the process of renting a home. The company's 3-D virtual touring and leasing automation tools are used by leading multifamily operators nationwide.

About Moneta Ventures
Moneta Ventures is a venture capital firm that partners with early-stage, high-growth enterprise technology companies across the U.S. West Coast and Texas. Founded by serial entrepreneurs with a history of building and scaling successful technology businesses, Moneta pairs capital with hands-on operational support to help founders grow enduring companies. Since 2014, the firm has invested in more than 50 companies across emerging and underserved venture markets, including Aumni, VideoVerse, Grin, Mindtickle, Sibros, and App Orchid. Moneta has offices in Austin, TX and Folsom, CA.

Media Contact:
Audrey Barker
8058074733
[email protected]

View original content:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/peek-raises-series-a-to-bring-e-commerce-efficiency-to-apartment-leasing-302443628.html

SOURCE Peek