Honey Homes

The company offers handymen and an app for adding and tracking home to-do lists, booking visits, messaging a handyman, and monitoring task completion.

Honey Homes says thousands of homeowners choose it over Taskrabbit to manage to-do lists, using one dedicated handyman instead of bidding and guesswork.

Honey Homes says thousands of homeowners choose it over Angi to manage to-do lists, using one dedicated handyman instead of bidding and guesswork.

Honey Homes says thousands of homeowners choose it over Thumbtack to manage to-do lists, using one dedicated handyman instead of bidding and guesswork.

The company provides a consistent handyman and an app for tracking to-do lists.

Honey Homes was featured in a News report covering company developments and industry activity.

Jun 2024 · NewsNews article

Honey Homes was featured in a News report covering company developments and industry activity.

Jun 2024 · NewsNews article

Honey Homes is featured in a news report covering company developments and industry activity. The text provides no specific details about funding, team members, investors, or other developments.

Jun 2024 · NewsNews article

Honey Homes secures a $9 million Series A led by Khosla Ventures, bringing its total funding to $12.1 million. The startup charges homeowners $200 per month or $2,000 per year for a membership that pairs them with a dedicated, salaried handyman for ongoing repairs and maintenance. It has more than 500 members, operates in the San Francisco Bay Area suburbs and Dallas, and employs 25 handypeople.

Jun 2023 · TechCrunchNews article