Actionfigure is a technology company.
Actionfigure is a technology company.
Actionfigure has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
Actionfigure has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Actionfigure is a Washington, D.C.-based SaaS technology company providing transportation intelligence solutions for commercial real estate owners, operators, employers, and multifamily properties.[1][2][3][5] It offers real-time data displays (TransitScreen®), mobile apps, web trip planning, custom integrations, MobilityScore® (a metric for location transportation access), and AI-driven tools like Foresight for predictive insights, helping users navigate public, private, and shared mobility options to overcome commuting challenges and unlock property value.[1][3][4] The platform serves over 1,000 customers across more than 50 cities in 10 countries, with displays in 1,000+ buildings as of 2018, generating around $5.9 million in revenue and emphasizing sustainability through carbon neutrality and promotion of efficient travel.[1][3][5]
Actionfigure originated in 2014 from Arlington County's Mobility Lab, an initiative measuring transportation demand management impacts, when co-founder Matt Caywood incorporated TransitScreen to commercialize real-time transit display software; Ryan Croft soon joined at the 1776 tech incubator in Washington, D.C.[1][2][3] Early funding included $600,000 in seed capital in January 2015 from investors like 1776 Ventures and Middle Bridge Partners, followed by $800,000 later that year, and a round closed in May 2019 from TIMIA Capital.[1] Pivotal moments included 2018 mobile app launch, 2020 employer tools (Insights), international expansion to South America and Western Europe, a 2019 partnership with Captivate for display networks, and the November 2021 rebrand from TransitScreen to Actionfigure, unifying its growing suite of products like MobilityScore®.[1][3]
Actionfigure rides the urban mobility and proptech trends, capitalizing on post-pandemic hybrid work, rising demand for sustainable commuting, and real estate's shift toward "location intelligence" amid remote/return-to-office dynamics.[3][4] Its timing aligns with multimodal transport growth (public transit, rideshares, micromobility) and AI for predictive analytics, enabling CRE firms to differentiate properties via MobilityScore® and attract talent/tenants in competitive markets.[1][3] By powering tenant apps and displays globally, it influences the ecosystem, fostering data-driven decisions that cut emissions, boost occupancy, and integrate with HR/benefits, positioning it as a key enabler in smarter cities and ESG-focused real estate.[2][3][4]
Actionfigure is poised for expansion with its AI-enhanced Foresight and global data moat, targeting growth in proptech integrations, employee experience platforms, and emerging markets as urbanization and climate goals intensify.[3][4] Trends like AI trip prediction, 15-minute cities, and corporate net-zero pledges will amplify demand, potentially scaling partnerships and revenue beyond $5.9M through acquisitions or deeper CRE/employer embeds.[5] Its evolution from screens to full intelligence unlocks sustained momentum in a fragmented mobility sector, solidifying its role as the go-to for transportation-powered location value.[1][3]
Actionfigure has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Actionfigure's investors include 1776, LearnStart.
Actionfigure has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in February 2016.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2016 | $2.0M Seed | 1776, LearnStart |