Prime Highlights:
- Diald secures $3.75 million in early-stage funding to expand its real estate due diligence platform.
- The platform delivers fast, structured property reports and a proprietary Diald Score, helping investors and developers make informed decisions.
Key Facts:
- Diald Memo v3.2 organizes zoning, demographic, and neighborhood data into clear reports, and Diald v5.0 introduces a pay-as-you-go model for flexible access.
- The company partnered with Moody’s and was selected for South Korea’s TIPS program, boosting credibility and international recognition.
Background:
Diald, a technology startup focused on improving real estate due diligence and underwriting, has raised $3.75 million in early-stage funding. The round was led by Feedback Ventures of Singapore, along with strategic angel investors and sector-focused funds. The funding comes as commercial real estate professionals seek faster, more standardized ways to evaluate properties.
Since its launch earlier this year, Diald has built a platform that scans and analyzes more than 1.7 million data sources, producing detailed investor-ready reports in hours instead of weeks.
In May, Diald launched Diald Memo v3.2, which organizes data on zoning, demographics, neighborhood trends, and other local factors into clear reports. The information is summarized in a Diald Score that shows a property’s investment potential.
Earlier this month, Diald released version 5.0, adding a pay-as-you-go option so brokers, developers, and investors can use the platform on a deal-by-deal basis. This update provides more flexibility for professionals who need property analysis without committing to long-term contracts.
“Early-stage analysis has historically been one of the least standardized aspects of real estate investing,” said Steven Song, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Diald AI. “Every team uses different sources and methods. Diald is creating a shared foundation that brings speed, structure, and consistency to how investment decisions are made.”
Investors see the platform as a potential cornerstone of future underwriting workflows. Ethan Cheng of Feedback Ventures said Diald addresses a long-standing industry challenge by organizing fragmented data into a coherent framework that allows for more meaningful comparisons between opportunities.
Beyond the U.S. market, Diald AI is beginning to expand internationally. The company is working with The Invention LAB, a South Korean venture capital firm that also participated in the funding round. Diald has been nominated for South Korea’s TIPS Program, a government-backed AI innovation initiative that rarely includes U.S.-based startups.
Diald AI serves investors, lenders, and developers by compressing weeks of manual research into hours, helping uncover hidden risks and improve decision-making accuracy. As commercial real estate firms adopt more automated analysis, Diald is becoming an essential tool for site selection and underwriting in a fast-changing market.
