What is Daisy?
Daisy operates as a national brand specializing in smart space custom integration, dedicated to orchestrating the art of living for its diverse clientele. The company distinguishes itself by seamlessly embedding cutting-edge technology into the fabric of everyday life, effectively addressing systemic inefficiencies within the custom integration industry. By prioritizing a refined, comfortable, and effortless user experience, Daisy has carved out a unique market position that bridges the gap between complex hardware infrastructure and intuitive consumer-facing software. Their approach is not merely about installation but about creating a cohesive ecosystem that enhances the functionality and aesthetic value of residential and commercial spaces alike.
How much funding has Daisy raised?
Daisy has raised a total of $33M across 3 funding rounds:
Series A
$11M
Series B
$7M
Series C
$15M
Series A (2024): $11M with participation from Bungalow Capital, Goldcrest Capital, and Burst Capital
Series B (2024): $7M led by Bungalow Capital, Goldcrest Capital, Burst Capital, and Bullish
Series C (2025): $15M, investors not publicly disclosed
Key Investors in Daisy
Bungalow Capital
Bungalow Capital is an investment firm that supports entrepreneurs by valuing raw vision and conviction over polished presentations and proven traction, focusing on early-stage innovation.
Goldcrest Capital
Goldcrest Capital is a venture capital fund that specializes in investing in private technology companies, providing both capital and strategic guidance to help startups scale operations.
Burst Capital
Burst Capital is a venture capital firm focused on making minority investments in software and service companies, leveraging deep industry expertise to foster growth.
What's next for Daisy?
With the successful closure of its latest financing, Daisy is poised to accelerate its operational scaling and market penetration. The infusion of capital will likely be directed toward enhancing its proprietary integration platform, expanding its national footprint, and deepening its service capabilities. As the company transitions from its earlier growth phases into a more mature enterprise-level lifecycle, the focus will shift toward optimizing supply chain logistics and strengthening its competitive moat against legacy integrators. Investors are closely watching how Daisy leverages this liquidity to drive long-term value creation in the burgeoning smart home sector, particularly as the demand for high-end, automated living environments continues to rise globally.
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