Pest Share Secures $28 Million Series A Funding to Transform Property Management Pest Control
Pest Share's $28 million funding round signals a major shift in how property managers handle pest control, turning a traditional expense into a revenue-generating amenity while improving resident experiences.
Pest Share, a pest control amenity platform designed for property managers, has closed a $28 million Series A funding round, marking a significant milestone in the company's evolution since its market entry in 2020. The funding round represents another chapter in the company's journey toward becoming the category-defining solution for pest control in professionally managed rental housing.
The company's tech-centric business model automates pest control service dispatch and connects residents with a national network of high-quality, vetted service providers. This innovative approach transforms what has traditionally been a costly expense into a revenue-generating amenity for property managers. The platform can be used as a standalone solution for property managers or offered as an amenity for residents, providing flexibility across different market segments.
Pest Share services over 300,000 residential units in 48 states through its platform and works with more than 700 property management companies nationwide. The company's client base ranges from local operators managing 200 units to large national brands with over 50,000 doors, including major industry players like Re/Max, Roofstock and ARK Homes For Rent. This broad adoption demonstrates the platform's scalability and relevance across the residential property management industry.
The company's differentiation lies in its deep domain expertise, with co-founders bringing decades of pest management experience and generations of industry knowledge. Unlike typical tech startups attempting to disrupt legacy industries, Pest Share combines technological innovation with substantial sector expertise. The company leverages modern AI technology to deliver faster, more automated experiences for residents while providing deeper integrations for property managers.
According to CEO Landon Cooley, the funding will fuel continuous growth in both single-family and multifamily rental markets. The capital will support investments in product development, expansion of go-to-market initiatives, and development of strategic integrations and partnerships with other leading industry software providers. This strategic direction positions Pest Share to maintain its leadership position as competitors begin to emerge in the evolving pest control technology space.
The implications of Pest Share's growth and funding extend beyond the company itself, signaling a broader transformation in how property management companies approach operational challenges. By turning pest control from an expense into a revenue opportunity, the platform demonstrates how technology can reshape traditional service delivery models. The company's success highlights the growing importance of specialized software solutions that address specific pain points within the property management ecosystem while enhancing resident satisfaction and operational efficiency.