Framecast has raised from Antler, the global early-stage venture firm, to build the financial fabric of commercial real estate. The backing accelerates a fast-moving team set on turning the industry's slow, manual diligence into something instant, sourced, and trustworthy.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Singapore, Antler now invests out of more than 25 cities worldwide and has backed over 1,500 early-stage companies — among them Lovable and Airalo. In January 2026 the firm closed $510 million in new global funds, roughly half earmarked for US founders, as it deepens its presence across North America. Framecast joins that global portfolio.
Commercial real estate is one of the world's largest asset classes, yet it still runs on spreadsheets rebuilt by hand on every deal. Framecast turns a data room into a clean, institutional-grade model in minutes — with every figure traceable to the document it came from — forming the connective financial layer beneath acquisitions, lending, and brokerage.
“Real estate is one of the largest markets on earth, and it still runs on manual diligence,” said Sascha Leckebusch, CEO of Framecast. “We're building the financial fabric underneath it. Antler backs founders who move fast to build that kind of foundational company, and their conviction lets us move faster for the teams that live in data rooms.”
With Antler's backing, Framecast is scaling its platform, growing its team, and deepening its work with the institutional real estate teams already running deals on Framecast.
“Real estate is one of the largest markets on earth, and it still runs on manual diligence. We're building the financial fabric underneath it.”
About Framecast
Framecast is secure, collaborative AI for commercial real estate diligence. It turns a raw data room into clean, institutional-grade models, analyses, and workflows — with every figure traceable to its source — so teams spend their time on judgment, not data entry.