Full-Time
AI-driven real estate and healthcare automation
$120k - $200k/yr
New York, NY, USA
In Person
Relocation packages are available.
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EliseAI offers a SaaS platform that automates conversations and scheduling for businesses, with modules that connect to PMS, CRM, and calendar tools to keep data in sync. In real estate, it handles inquiries, lead qualification, tour scheduling (including self-scheduling) and virtual tours, while in healthcare it manages patient inquiries and appointment bookings. The system integrates with third-party apps and tracks outcomes such as 50% of tour appointments driven by its AI and 27% after-hours bookings. Its goal is to reduce manual work and speed up customer interactions to improve operational efficiency and satisfaction.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$391.9M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2017
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Equity in the company in the form of stock options
Medical, Dental and Vision premiums covered at 100%
Fully paid parental leave
Commuter benefits
401k benefits
Monthly fitness stipend
Fun company social events through our Elise and the City program
Unlimited vacation and paid holidays
EliseAI, known for AI assistants in real estate, is eyeing a $3.7 billion valuation in a new funding round involving Andreessen Horowitz.
EliseAI opens new headquarters office in Manhattan. The company has opened the New York City office location it announced back in January. Published on Jul. 20, 2026 Photo: EliseAI via LinkedIn Rose Velazquez EliseAI, a company that provides the housing and healthcare industries with agentic workflow solutions, has opened its new headquarters office in Manhattan. The company previously announced it signed a 10-year lease for this space in January. The facility is located in a Midtown office building at 401 Fifth Ave. The site, which was formerly the Tiffany & Co. building, spans eight floors and offers 240,000 square feet of space. EliseAI, a company with over 400 employees, occupies 109,000 square feet in the building, an increase of more than 1.5x over its previous New York office. EliseAI's new facility is designed to foster collaboration and provide room for future company growth. "New York is very special to us; it's where we started building EliseAI," Minna Song, the company's co-founder and CEO, said in a January statement. "Choosing our new home here was critical due to our strong in-person culture and our commitment to creating a truly exceptional experience for our people to collaborate and do their best work. The new space will let us further scale our New York team, contribute to the city's technology ecosystem, and build the next chapter of AI in housing and healthcare."
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EliseAI, an AI company automating housing and healthcare systems, has surpassed $200 million in annual recurring revenue, marking its fifth consecutive year of 100% year-over-year growth. The company now powers one in six apartments in the United States. EliseAI automates the entire resident journey in housing, from leasing enquiries to maintenance requests and renewals. In healthcare, it handles appointment scheduling, patient intake and reduces wait times, cutting administrative overhead by up to 25%. The platform addresses an industry problem costing over $600 billion annually in the US. The company has seen particular adoption among affordable housing providers operating under tight financial constraints. Co-founder and CEO Minna Song attributes the growth to solving real problems in essential industries where AI can have tangible impact.
EliseAI hits $200M ARR after five consecutive years of 100% growth across housing and healthcare. June 10, 2026 NEW YORK, June 10, 2026 - EliseAI, the AI company automating complex housing and healthcare systems, today announced it passed $200 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), achieving 100% year-over-year growth for the fifth consecutive year. Housing and healthcare together account for more than 40% of the average American household budget. Both industries have been underserved by technology relative to their size and complexity. Automating them at scale requires state-by-state compliance, deep workflow integration, and edge-case handling that general-purpose tools cannot deliver. EliseAI has been building inside that complexity in close partnership with operators, becoming core to how they run their properties and practices. "The industries where AI matters the most are not the ones getting the most attention," said Minna Song, co-founder and CEO of EliseAI. "We started in housing, and then expanded to healthcare, because we believed AI could fundamentally change how essential industries operate. Five years of 100% growth at this stage is rare, and it happens when the problems are real and the product becomes more valuable the deeper it is embedded." EliseAI powers one in six apartments in the United States, automating the entire resident journey - from answering leasing inquiries and handling maintenance requests to following up on renewals. In healthcare, it supports patients by scheduling appointments, guiding them through intake forms, and reducing time spent waiting. The need is most acute where the margin for error is lowest. Affordable housing providers, operating under the tightest financial constraints and serving residents with the fewest alternatives, are increasingly turning to EliseAI because operational consistency is not optional when staffing is lean and residents depend on every part of the system working. It is one of the places where AI can have the most tangible impact on people's lives. "Affordable housing operators have always had to do more with less," said Joshua Greenblatt, Managing Principal at Vesta Corporation. "The compliance requirements are strict, the teams are lean, and the residents we serve often have no safety net if something falls through the cracks. EliseAI takes on the routine work that used to bottleneck our staff, so our teams can spend their time on the people, not the paperwork. For an industry that technology largely bypassed for decades, that shift is real - and it matters." Healthcare administrative costs total in excess of $600 billion annually in the U.S., $150 billion of that attributable to missed appointments alone, driven by excessive manual tasks, fragmented systems, and chronic underinvestment in technology. EliseAI is tackling the problem at the point of highest friction: front-desk and call center operations. Its platform handles complex workflows including multi-step scheduling, prior authorizations, patient intake, and nuanced clinical inquiries, accurately, compliantly, and empathetically, cutting overhead by up to 25%, slashing wait times, and reducing abandoned calls. As a result, EliseAI is increasingly where the patient experience begins. For practices facing staffing shortages and rising call volumes, the company is moving beyond task automation to become a core layer of healthcare operations. "EliseAI's growth shows what it takes to build vertical AI at scale: deep domain expertise, workflow-level product insight, and clear customer ROI," said Alex Immerman, partner, a16z Growth. "Today's news reflects EliseAI's real impact on their customers' bottom lines and sets the stage for continued growth." About EliseAI EliseAI transforms complex housing and healthcare systems. By deeply integrating into workflows and automating operations, it makes them efficient and cuts costs for all. Its platform helps property managers handle leasing, maintenance and resident engagement. EliseAI replaces fragmented tools with one integrated system that reduces manual work and improves accessibility and experience for residents and patients alike. The company is based in New York with offices in San Francisco, Boston, Chicago and Toronto and is actively hiring across all locations. To learn more, visit www.eliseai.com/careers.