Home setup service Just Move In has secured $8 million in a Series A funding round.

The company said the money will help it transform how people manage home moves and access financial services. 

The round was led by Eos Ventures, with participation from Wayra, the innovation arm of Telefonica, Second Century Ventures  and continued support from The FSE Group. Existing angel investors Simon Rogerson and Chris Hulatt, founders of Octopus Group, also took part in the round.

The company is projected to process over 400,000 home moves in 2025

Building on its UK success, Just Move In is setting its sights on becoming Europe’s first unicorn in the home move and financial services sector. By combining cutting-edge AI with exceptional customer service, the company aims to transform not just how people move but also how they manage their most critical life transitions.

It said this funding will help its expansion.

Just Move In continues to work with property giants such as OpenRent and Hamptons but has added the likes of Alto and Anyvan as clients.

Ross Nichols, co-founder of Just Move In, said: “We’re thrilled to have the support of such incredible investors as we expand our vision. With Eos Ventures’ expertise in financial technology, we’re well-positioned to provide complex services delivered in a straightforward way, helping people throughout their lives.”

James Tootell, partner at Eos Ventures, added: “Just Move In’s innovative approach to combining home services with financial products represents the future of consumer-focused FinTech.

“Its remarkable growth, coupled with the ability to consistently broaden their service offerings while maintaining industry-leading customer satisfaction, showcases the team’s exceptional strategic vision and operational excellence. We’re thrilled to support Just Move In as they expand their services and continue to support customers navigate key life events”.

“We’ve always believed in simplifying life’s most stressful moments, and this funding round is a testament to the impact we’ve made,” said Nichols. “Our goal is to be the partner people turn to for life’s biggest financial decisions, from their first move to their retirement home.”