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Project Frog is a technology company.
Project Frog develops industrialized construction solutions, integrating a proprietary Kit-of-Parts platform with specialized software like ICaaS℠ and KitConnect. They utilize pre-engineered, component-based structures for efficient on-site assembly, enabling rapid deployment of energy-efficient buildings. This approach optimizes design, manufacturing, and assembly across diverse construction projects.
Founded in 2006 by architect Mark Miller, Project Frog arose from the insight that traditional construction was inefficient. Miller aimed for a more sustainable future by applying standardization and digital integration. His vision sought to combine architectural innovation with scalable, component-based construction.
Project Frog serves diverse clients, including public works, educational institutions, government departments, and corporate entities in retail, commercial, and healthcare. Their vision centers on transforming the construction industry by guiding clients through the industrialized construction journey, delivering superior and sustainable building outcomes from concept to occupancy.
Project Frog has raised $64.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Project Frog has raised $64.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Project Frog has raised $64.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Project Frog's investors include Josh Green, Adam Lerner, GE, Claremont Creek Ventures, Greener Capital, RockPort Capital, Wireframe Ventures.
Project Frog is a San Francisco-based PropTech company founded in 2006 that develops industrialized construction solutions, including prefabricated building systems, software for design automation, and integrated services to streamline offsite construction from design to occupancy.[1][2][3][4] It serves sectors like education, healthcare, retail, and data centers by addressing inefficiencies in traditional construction—such as long timelines, high costs, and poor quality—through modular, technology-enabled buildings that boost productivity and sustainability.[1][3][4] The company has raised $93.68M–$120.2M across multiple rounds, employs 100+ professionals, and generates around $19.5M in revenue, though its last funding was $680K five years ago, indicating a mature but steady growth phase.[1][3][5]
Project Frog emerged in 2006 amid rising demand for efficient, sustainable building methods in a fragmented construction industry plagued by delays and waste.[1][2][4] Founded in San Francisco, California, the company was built by a team of architects, engineers, supply chain experts, and field specialists who recognized the potential of industrialized construction (IC) to automate redundant processes like design and manufacturing interfaces.[4][5] Key early innovations included prefabricated systems integrating building information modeling (BIM), leading to pivotal moments like the 2022 launch of KitConnect—a BIM design management system for reusing and productizing designs—and the introduction of componentized metal buildings for education and fire-prone areas.[3][4] This expertise evolved into their Industrialized Construction-as-a-Service (ICaaS) platform, transforming chaotic AEC workflows into scalable science over 14+ years.[4]
Project Frog stands out in PropTech through its end-to-end IC platform combining physical products, software, and services:
Project Frog rides the offsite construction and PropTech wave, capitalizing on market forces like labor shortages, rising material costs, and climate-driven demands for sustainable, fire-resilient buildings—exemplified by 2023 trends in North American modular solutions.[1][2] Its timing aligns with AEC digitization, where BIM and automation address a $10T+ global industry ripe for 20-30% efficiency gains via prefabrication.[3][4] By influencing ecosystems through tools like KitConnect and ICaaS, it empowers architects/engineers to scale projects faster, reduces waste, and supports renewable energy transitions in education/healthcare, positioning it as a quiet leader in modular innovation amid bigger players.[1][4]
Project Frog's mature funding stage and IC platform set it up for expansion in fire-vulnerable, education-heavy U.S. regions, potentially via partnerships or ICaaS subscriptions amid PropTech's growth to $32B+ by 2028. Trends like AI-driven design and net-zero mandates will amplify its edge, evolving influence from niche prefab provider to broader AEC automation enabler—revitalizing industrialized construction's promise of speed, sustainability, and scalability first glimpsed in 2006.[1][4]
Project Frog has raised $64.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $20.0M Series D in November 2013.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 7, 2013 | $20.0M Series D | Josh Green, Adam Lerner | |
| Sep 8, 2011 | $22.0M Other Equity | GE | Claremont Creek Ventures, Greener Capital, RockPort Capital |
| Sep 1, 2011 | $22.0M Series C | Wireframe Ventures |