Paintzen is a technology company.
Paintzen has raised $7.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Paintzen has raised $7.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Paintzen is a tech-enabled residential painting contractor that simplifies booking professional interior and exterior house painting services through its proprietary Zenify platform, serving homeowners across the United States.[2][4][6] It provides instant online quotes, easy scheduling, dedicated project coordinators, and licensed/insured crews, solving pain points like opaque pricing, lengthy quotes, and coordination hassles in the traditional home services industry.[1][3][4] Originally a standalone tech startup, Paintzen was acquired by PPG in 2018, then by Arch Painting in 2023, blending three decades of painting expertise with digital tools for scalable growth; it now operates as Arch's residential brand with reported revenue around $13.7 million and 11-50 employees.[2][5]
Founded in 2013 in New York City as a pioneering tech platform, Paintzen emerged to disrupt the fragmented residential painting market by offering instant online quotes, vetted local painters, and streamlined project management for homeowners and renters.[1][2][5] The idea stemmed from leveraging technology to bring transparency and convenience to a traditionally offline service industry, quickly expanding from interiors to a go-to resource for consumers and designers with early traction via automated pricing and booking.[3] Key milestones include its 2018 acquisition by PPG Industries to bolster digital consumer offerings, integration into PPG's ecosystem, and a 2023 pivot under Arch Painting—a 27-30-year veteran in commercial and residential painting—which relaunched Paintzen with an expanded Zenify platform for broader home services.[1][2][4]
Paintzen rides the home services digitization trend, where on-demand platforms automate quoting, booking, and delivery in a $500+ billion U.S. market ripe for disruption amid rising homeowner demand for convenience post-pandemic.[1][3][4] Its timing aligns with proptech and service-as-software growth, using AI-driven tools like Zenify to cut friction in labor-intensive trades, much like Uber for rides or Angi for pros—now enhanced by Arch's operational scale for hybrid tech-service models.[2][4] This influences the ecosystem by proving tech can elevate blue-collar industries, enabling expansion into adjacent services (e.g., landscaping, electrical) and setting benchmarks for instant pricing accuracy and coordinator-led execution.[4][6]
Paintzen's post-2023 relaunch positions it for accelerated growth by fusing Arch's service legacy with Zenify's scalability, potentially capturing more of the residential painting segment and venturing into multi-service home maintenance.[2][4] Trends like AI personalization in quotes, labor shortages driving platform coordination, and consumer preference for app-based pros will fuel expansion, with influence evolving from niche disruptor to ecosystem leader under Arch.[1][3][4] Watch for Zenify's cross-industry rollout, which could redefine contractor tech and solidify Paintzen's role in making home transformations as simple as e-commerce.
Paintzen has raised $7.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Paintzen's investors include 10100, 2xN, Kevin Hartz, ACME Capital, Addition, AngelPad, Atomic, Benchmark, Cota Capital, Craft Ventures, Matt Ocko, Zachary Bogue.
Paintzen has raised $7.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $5.0M Series A in September 2015.