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Unearth improves productivity in construction by providing a revolutionary collaboration software powered by IoT and remote sensing

Seattle, United StatesFounded 2016Robotics
Valuation $25–50M Last recorded · 2019
Headcount <100 Current team size
Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding
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About Unearth

Unearth Technologies Inc. offers a map-based, software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution tailored for the construction, utilities, energy, and government sectors. The company was established in 2016 by Brian Saab, Amy Hutchins, and Nate Miller. The founding team previously worked together at Buuteeq, a hotel marketing startup that was acquired by Priceline in 2014, and brought their experience in creating user-friendly software to the construction industry. CEO Brian Saab's background in a family construction business provided foundational insights into the sector's challenges. Amy Hutchins, a software engineer turned product manager, served as Chief Product Officer, while Nate Miller was the Chief Design Officer until his departure in 2021.

The company's core product, OnePlace, addresses inefficiencies in the construction field by consolidating all project data onto a single, interactive map. It leverages Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to geolocate and provide context to various data types, including drone surveys, photos, blueprints, documents, and site maps. This centralized platform facilitates real-time collaboration between office and field teams, accessible on any device. Key features include tools for measurement, annotation, and communication, aimed at streamlining processes like inspections, quality control, reporting, and issue resolution. Unearth's business model is subscription-based, serving clients that range from contractors and utilities to Fortune 500 companies and government entities.

Unearth secured multiple funding rounds, including a $1.5 million seed round in 2016, a $7 million Series A in 2019 led by Vulcan Capital with participation from Madrona Venture Group, and a $3 million debt financing in 2021, bringing its total funding to $11.6 million. A significant milestone occurred in September 2023 when Unearth was acquired by Procore Technologies, a major construction management software company, for a reported $6.8 million in cash, with the total value of the acquired technology valued at $9.2 million. Following the acquisition, co-founders Brian Saab and Amy Hutchins joined Procore in director roles, integrating Unearth's mapping and GIS capabilities into Procore's broader platform.

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Founded
2016
Headquarters
Seattle, United States
Sector
Robotics

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