Construction tech startup Buildots has raised $45 million in its latest Series D funding round, bringing its total funding to $166 million. The company is now estimated to be worth around $300 million. This round was led by Qumra Capital, which invested in Buildots for the first time.
Other investors in the round included OG Venture Partners, TLV Partners, Poalim Equity, Future Energy Ventures, and Viola Growth. However, Lightspeed and Intel Capital did not take part this time—Intel Capital had invested $15 million just last year. Boaz Dinte, Managing Partner at Qumra Capital, will now join Buildots’ board.
Buildouts has created a smart platform that uses AI and computer vision to track how construction projects are progressing automatically. It works by analyzing video from helmet cameras worn by site managers and then compares what’s actually happening on-site with the original plans and schedule.
This helps spot delays early, avoid mistakes, and give real-time updates on how the project is going. Buildots says its technology can cut project delays by up to 50%, which means saving around three to four months on each project.
Buildots has been growing quickly, thanks to strong global demand for AI data centers and chip factories. Sources say the company now earns tens of millions of dollars each year and grew by over 100% last year.
Intel invested in Buildots after signing a deal to use its technology in building new semiconductor factories, also known as fabs.
Tech giants are a good match for Buildots because they have the money and a strong need to build quickly, on a large scale, and with high accuracy. Since these companies are already comfortable with technology, it’s easier for them to start using Buildots and even require their subcontractors to use it, too.
In 2025, Buildots plans to grow four times bigger in North America. It already works with major construction companies like The Turner Corp., STO Building Group, JE Dunn, Samet Corporation, Mortenson, Ledcor, and Pomerleau.
Buildots is also seeing strong success in other parts of the world. In the UK, it has made deals with top contractors like Sir Robert McAlpine and is working with companies like Wates, Kier, Multiplex, and IHP. In Europe, it partners with big names such as VINCI Construction, NCC, Hochtief, GCC, and Bouygues Construction.
Buildots was founded in 2018 by Roy Danon, Yakir Sudry, and Aviv Leibovici, who all graduated from Israel’s top military tech program, Talpiot. Today, the company has over 200 employees—about 150 of them are based in Tel Aviv, with the rest working across Europe and North America.
The new funding will help Buildots grow even more by expanding its research and development, hiring more staff, and speeding up its global rollout.
“In the past year, we’ve gone from a project-level tool to signing multi-year, multimillion-dollar strategic agreements with global companies,” said CEO Roy Danon. “We believe this trend will accelerate shifting the industry from reactive to proactive project management avoiding delays before they occur. It’s a real revolution in traditional construction that could save companies billions.”
“We’re investing in Buildots because it has proven that its technology can deliver tangible ROI to the world’s largest construction firms,” added Boaz Dinte, Managing General Partner at Qumra Capital. “2024 was a pivotal year for Buildots. The team demonstrated strong fundamentals by achieving exponential growth and low customer churn while also significantly expanding the platform. Buildots’ success is driven not just by its AI and computer vision capabilities, but by a relentless, forward-thinking team committed to reshaping construction – the kind of breakthrough that can redefine an industry.”
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