Occupier, a SaaS platform that provides modern lease management tools for commercial tenants, has raised $16 million in growth funding from Unbundled Capital, a permanent capital firm based in Austin, Texas. The investment will be used to fuel product innovation, scale the platform’s capabilities, and accelerate go-to-market strategies across key verticals such as retail, healthcare, restaurants, and professional services.

Founded to address the complexity of managing commercial real estate portfolios, Occupier offers the only comprehensive, cloud-based platform that integrates Lease Administration, Real Estate Transaction Management, and Lease Accounting into one unified workflow. The software is designed to bring together real estate, finance, and operations teams—delivering a centralized, data-rich environment that enables better strategic decision-making, streamlined compliance, and greater visibility across lease portfolios.

Co-founders Andrew Flint and Matt Giffune emphasize ease of use, positioning Occupier as the most user-friendly platform in a category historically known for complexity and manual processes. The software is particularly valuable to businesses where real estate can account for up to 20% of operating budgets, and where managing multiple lease types and locations has become increasingly difficult with traditional tools.

According to Shane Skiffington, Partner at Unbundled Capital, Occupier is redefining how companies manage their real estate footprint—bringing automation, transparency, and collaboration to an area long plagued by inefficiencies. The investment is intended to help Occupier scale toward becoming the category-defining platform for commercial tenants. Skiffington will also join the company’s board as Executive Chairman, bringing operational expertise and strategic oversight.

The funding comes at a time of strong momentum in the lease management software market, which was valued at $1.83 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to $2.65 billion by 2031, driven by demand for automation, compliance, and operational efficiency in real estate management.

Occupier plans to build on its market traction by expanding its platform functionality, growing its customer base, and continuing to support tenants with tools that simplify everything from real estate strategy to financial reporting.