Full-Time
Posted on 10/4/2025
Construction procurement platform with real-time inventory
$65k - $80k/yr
Remote in USA + 1 more
More locations: Remote in Canada
Remote
Occasional travel throughout the US and Canada (approximately 2-3 trips per quarter).
Kojo is a construction-focused procurement platform that helps trade and self-perform contractors manage materials, reduce costs, cut waste, and boost productivity. Its product provides real-time inventory tracking, price comparison, and order management through a materials management system that integrates with construction tools like Procore, making it easier to know what is available and to make smarter purchasing decisions. Kojo differentiates itself by targeting the specific needs of construction procurement and by offering seamless integrations with other construction software, improving workflow across teams. The company earns revenue through a subscription model and benefits from partnerships and integrations with other software providers. Its goal is to streamline the procurement process for contractors, lowering material costs and waste while improving operational efficiency.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$93.3M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2018
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Kojo, a leading construction procurement platform, announced a Series C extension funding of $10 million from Wesco International. This partnership aims to revolutionize construction materials management by combining Wesco's distribution network with Kojo's AI products, offering real-time visibility and automation in materials coordination. The collaboration promises enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and project delivery for contractors, setting a new standard in the industry.
In a blog post on its website, Kojo, which is described as a procurement and inventory management software company for the construction industry, announced that it has received a $10 million investment from Wesco in a partnership agreement.
Kojo, a construction materials management startup, has secured a $10M Series C extension from electrical distributor Wesco, as reported exclusively to Axios Pro by CEO Maria Davidson. This funding aims to enhance Kojo's tools, which are designed to expedite and reduce costs in data center and other complex construction projects.
**San Francisco**: Kojo has introduced AI-powered features to help construction contractors combat soaring material prices driven by global tariffs.
Comstruct, a Munich-based startup, has raised $13.5 million to digitize the construction industry's procurement process. The platform integrates 800 material suppliers using machine learning, offering modules for ordering, digital delivery receipts, invoice reconciliation, and ESG reporting. Comstruct operates on a usage-based pricing model and is expanding across Europe, with notable projects like the Gotthard Tunnel in Switzerland utilizing its services.