
Nodalview, the real estate marketing platform used by more than 22,000 professionals in around 30 countries, has announced its acquisition of Cocoon-Immo, the leading French solution for managing real estate professionals’ online presence, particularly on social media.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Cocoon-Immo specialises in social media marketing for real estate professionals. The company supports more than 1,500 clients in Europe and Canada, from independent professionals to major real estate networks. The acquisition is Nodalview's third, and largest deal since the company was founded in 2016.
Nodalview’s ambition is to build Europe’s first AI-powered platform capable of orchestrating every aspect of real estate agencies’ marketing, from visual content creation to multichannel distribution and promotion. The company closed the acquisition of Flaash in June 2025 and ProperShot in September 2025.
Thomas Lepelaars, CEO and co-founder of Nodalview, said:
“Cocoon-Immo addresses a universal, strategic and growing need for our clients: becoming more visible online, gaining better control over their local presence and standing out across all digital channels. We are delighted to have Chine, Thomas and the entire Cocoon-Immo team on board to accelerate our global ambition.
"This acquisition strengthens our ambition to create a European leader by connecting high quality solutions that deliver real value to clients and where AI will be a true competitive advantage for real estate agencies. The market is huge, and we are only just getting started!"
Nodalview enables real estate agents to create professional, AI-powered, visual content. The company provides agents with HDR photos, videos, 360° virtual tours, 2D floor plans and virtual home staging, all directly from their smartphone. The addition of Cocoon-Immo indicates that NodalView wants to spread its sphere of influence to online and social media marketing.
Online Marketplaces interviewed Lepelaars in July 2025. The company is aiming to expand to several new markets, namely U.K., Germany, Austria and Switzerland, later this year.