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PadSplit

Backed byAndreessen HorowitzY Combinator
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Co-living marketplace — bedrooms in shared houses rented week-to-week to working-class tenants. ~15K rooms across 40+ US metros.

Location
Atlanta, United States
Raised
$60M+
Stage
Series B
Founded
2017
Category
Marketplace
Funding
VC-backed
Team
201-500

Funding figures as of Jul 2025 · not independently verified

Founders of PadSplit

  • Atticus LeBlanc

Investors backing PadSplit

  • Andreessen Horowitz
  • Y Combinator

Frequently asked questions

What does PadSplit do?

Co-living marketplace — bedrooms in shared houses rented week-to-week to working-class tenants. ~15K rooms across 40+ US metros.

Where is PadSplit based?

PadSplit is based in Atlanta, United States.

When was PadSplit founded?

PadSplit was founded in 2017.

How much has PadSplit raised?

PadSplit has raised $60M+ in their Series B round as of Jul 2025.

Who founded PadSplit?

PadSplit was founded by Atticus LeBlanc.

Who has invested in PadSplit?

PadSplit is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator.

How PadSplit would pitch themselves

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01Target customer

Working-class US tenants priced out of traditional rentals ($30-60K income) who need affordable, flexible housing — and homeowners with extra rooms.

02Problem they solve

US housing affordability crisis. The median renter pays 30%+ of income on rent; co-living + boarding-house options largely disappeared post-1970.

03Key differentiator

Tech-enabled boarding houses — Padsplit handles tenant screening, weekly rent, utilities, cleaning, and disputes. Hosts earn 2-3x traditional long-term rent.

04Go-to-market strategy

Performance marketing to renters (Facebook + Craigslist replacement). Host acquisition via real estate investor newsletters. Markets-by-markets growth focused on the South + Midwest.

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