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Neivor has raised $5.5M across 3 funding rounds.
Key people at Neivor.
Neivor has raised $5.5M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Neivor delivers a comprehensive property management platform, operating as a vertical SaaS solution tailored for residential and multifamily buildings. The platform centralizes and digitizes various administrative tasks, streamlining collection management, improving operational efficiencies, and enhancing the overall digital experience for both administrators and residents. Its core functionality focuses on simplifying complex administrative workflows through an integrated technological approach.
The company was co-founded in 2020 by Caterine Castillo, Oscar Garzon, and Paola Fuertes Ceballos. Their collective insight identified a significant gap in the market for robust, integrated digital tools capable of modernizing the often-fragmented administration of condominiums and residential communities, leading to the development of Neivor’s specialized offerings.
Neivor primarily serves property administrators and residents within condominium and multifamily settings. The platform aims to empower administrators with optimized resource management and improved operational oversight, while providing residents with a seamless digital interface for various services. The company's vision centers on transforming property administration by fostering efficiency, transparency, and a superior digital experience across residential communities.
Key people at Neivor.
Neivor is a proptech and fintech platform that streamlines property management for condominiums and apartment buildings, automating payments, billing, scheduling, visitor access, and community communications while embedding financial services like insurance and loans.[1][2][7] It serves property developers, administrators, owners, tenants, and community committees in Latin America, particularly Mexico, Colombia, and Ecuador, solving inefficiencies from manual processes like cash payments, Excel tracking, and WhatsApp coordination that lead to delays and resident dissatisfaction.[1][2] With $9.1M raised from investors including Crestone Venture Capital, Magma Partners, and Two Culture Capital, Neivor manages over 3,000 buildings and processes tens of millions in monthly payments, achieving $11.6M in revenue and scaling to 39-55 employees.[1][2][3]
Founded in 2020 or 2021 in Mexico City (with Colombian roots), Neivor emerged from the frustrations of Latin America's fragmented real estate management, where condo fees and maintenance rely on outdated tools.[1][2][5] Caterine Castillo, co-founder and CEO with 10+ years in fintech, consulting, and entrepreneurship (including NovoPayment and Columbia Business School), leads alongside co-founders like Óscar and Paola, focusing on business architecture and product expertise.[1][2] Early traction came from addressing cash-based payment frictions and manual admin in high-density urban condos across Mexico, Colombia, and Ecuador, securing $600K in recent funding (about 1 year ago as of late 2025) and rapid adoption in 3,000+ buildings.[1][2]
Neivor rides the proptech wave in Latin America, where urbanization drives condo growth amid rising fintech adoption to digitize cash-heavy real estate (e.g., rent collection, maintenance).[1][2][5] Timing aligns with post-pandemic demand for contactless management and embedded finance, fueled by investors targeting emerging markets like Mexico and Colombia.[1] Market forces favoring Neivor include regulatory pushes for digital payments (CFDI 4.0) and inefficiencies in competitors like MyGate (India-focused), positioning it to influence the ecosystem by standardizing SaaS for 3000+ buildings and enabling financial inclusion for underserved residents.[2][4]
Neivor is poised for expansion with its $9.1M war chest and revenue momentum, likely targeting more Latin American markets and deeper AI enhancements for predictive maintenance or personalized finance.[1][2][3] Trends like rising proptech investment in emerging economies and open banking will accelerate growth, potentially evolving Neivor into a full real estate lifecycle platform influencing regional standards. As urban density surges, its focus on seamless owner-tenant relations positions it to dominate, transforming fragmented management into efficient, embedded ecosystems.[1][2][7]
Neivor has raised $5.5M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Neivor's investors include Amadeus Capital Partners, Cathay Innovation, EWA Capital, General Catalyst, Gradient Ventures, Iluminar Ventures, Latitud, Magma Partners, Sommet AB, Streamlined Ventures, Upload Ventures, Adrian Aoun.
Neivor has raised $5.5M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $4.0M Seed in March 2022.
