Faireez Overview
Faireez develops a platform that offers task-based cleaning services for homes by connecting cleaners with property management companies. The company's platform is based on data research and advanced algorithms and allows users to sign up for monthly subscriptions that include weekly visits based on tasks rather than hours. The platform aims to rebrand the cleaning and maintenance industry similar to what Uber did for taxi drivers.
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Latest News
Faireez: $7.5 Million Raised For Turning Residential Buildings Into High-End Hotel Experiences
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Faireez tale: WeissBeerger founders launch housekeeping startup for residential buildings | CTech
Faireez, a startup founded by the entrepreneurs who sold WeissBeerger to Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2018, has raised almost $3 million from investors including Gigi Levy, Hetz Ventures, Secret-Chord, IN Venture, and Longevity Venture Partners. The company, which provides a solution for cleaning and housekeeping chores in apartments in residential buildings, has developed an app where tenants can order a fairy to clean their house. Faireez, which began its journey in Tel Aviv, entered the American market in September through partnerships with leading real estate companies.
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"We're reinventing housekeeping" | CTech
Faireez, a housekeeping platform, aims to revolutionize the cleaning industry by providing a technological solution for daily chores. Co-founder Ori Fingerer compares Faireez to Uber and DoorDash, stating that they want to bring a hotel-like solution to private homes. Faireez finished second in the StartUp+ competition, organized by Calcalist and Poalim Hi-Tech, where entrepreneurs had the opportunity to pitch their ventures. The top two places received monetary prizes, expert consulting, and advertising packages. Faireez plans to offer a monthly cleaning plan for residential buildings.
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Faireez finished second in StartUp+ Fina-stage competition | CTech
Qubex, a cloud company, claimed first place in the StartUp+ competition. They are building a platform that allows companies to adjust the size of their cloud to their actual consumption. Faireez, an Israeli startup developing a platform for task-based cleaning services, finished in second place. The competition had 20 startups in the semi-final stage, with Qubex and Faireez as the top two winners. The judges for the competition included representatives from various venture capital firms. Qubexs platform can increase server capacity quickly and at a lower cost compared to other solutions on the market. Faireez aims to revolutionize the cleaning and maintenance industry, similar to Ubers impact on taxis.
Partners
| Sector | Media & Entertainment Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $10.5M |
| Last funding | $7.5M |
| Stage | Seed |
| Rounds | 2 |
| Investors | 7 |
Team Members
2
Employees: 11-50
Web & Social Links
| Website | faireez.com/ |
Locations
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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