Just Move In, the UK's leading provider of home setup services, has secured £6 million in a Series A funding round to 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 Telefónica), Second Century Ventures (the backers of Updater, a comparable American company in the home setup space), and continued support from The FSE Group (through the South West Investment Fund). Existing angels, including Simon Rogerson and Chris Hulatt, founders of Octopus Group, also took part in the round.
Since its last funding round in 2022, Just Move In has experienced exponential growth, solidifying its position as the leading provider of home setup services in the UK. The company has significantly expanded its operations and is projected to process over 400,000 home moves in 2025, demonstrating its resilience in a challenging market.
With the strategic backing of Eos Ventures, the new funding will help accelerate Just Move In’s ambitious plans to evolve beyond home moves, expanding directly into embedded financial services. This expansion will simplify processes such as securing credit and accessing a comprehensive range of insurance products, positioning the company as a digital companion for life’s most significant financial and home-related decisions.
While comparison sites offer choice, they often create a fragmented and time-consuming experience for users. Just Move In's platform aims to streamline this process, offering a single, user-friendly interface for managing multiple services—from utilities to insurance—eliminating the need for repeated data entry across various websites.
Just Move In continues to work with property giants like OpenRent (the biggest letting agency in the UK) and Hamptons, but has added the likes of Alto (owned by Houseful, formerly known as Zoopla Property Group) and AnyVan as clients too.
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.
