AppWork Secures $13 Million in Series A Funding to Modernize Maintenance Operations in Multifamily Property Management

AppWork, a fast-growing software platform purpose-built to streamline maintenance operations for multifamily property management teams, announced it has secured a $13 million Series A investment led by Resolve Growth Partners, a growth equity firm focused on investing in and scaling leading vertical SaaS companies. The Series A funding follows a period of strong momentum for AppWork, with over 300% year-over-year growth.

AppWork’s intuitive, mobile-first platform helps property managers, owners, and maintenance teams drive operational efficiency, resident satisfaction, and NOI by automating the entire maintenance lifecycle. Since launching in 2022, the company has experienced rapid adoption among multifamily operators, including NMHC 50 operators and prominent mid-market owners/managers seeking purpose-built tools for maintenance operations.

“Maintenance is one of the most critical drivers of resident experience and operational success, yet it remains underserved by legacy solutions,” said Sean Landsberg, Co-Founder and CEO of AppWork. “We started AppWork to give maintenance teams software they actually enjoy using. With Resolve as our partner, we’re positioned to double down on our vision, scale faster, innovate deeper, and bring modern tools to even more operators across the country.”

With the new funding, AppWork plans to significantly accelerate product innovation and deepen its customer success capabilities to support a growing base of property managers and operators.

“We’ve spent years tracking the evolution of software in multifamily property management, and AppWork stands out as the clear leader in modern maintenance operations,” said Jit Sinha, Co-Founder and Partner at Resolve Growth Partners. “The team has built a product that users love, and their growth has been entirely organic, driven by word-of-mouth from happy customers. We’re thrilled to partner with AppWork to help them scale into the category-defining platform for maintenance.”

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