Super.com hits $1.2bn valuation after $65m Series D

Super.com hits $1.2bn valuation after $65m Series D

Super.com, the savings super app designed for everyday Americans, has closed a $65m Series D round that values the business at $1.2bn.

The round was led by TPG, and the fresh capital will be used to further the company’s goal of returning more money to the pockets of millions of American households.

The company’s proposition is founded on the idea that rewards schemes have traditionally favoured those least in need of them, such as high earners with strong credit scores.

Super.com reverses that dynamic, giving substantial, tangible perks to ordinary consumers whatever their income level or credit background.

Since launching in 2016, the app claims to have generated over $1bn in direct savings for its users, and NASCAR recently appointed the company as its official savings partner, putting the app in front of the sport’s 70 million fans.

Central to the offering is Super+, the company’s flagship membership, which is nearing one million subscribers. Likened by the company to a Costco membership, it bundles more than 15 benefits spanning saving, earning and credit building for one low monthly charge.

The new funding will be channelled into broadening what Super+ members can access, with the company investing in fresh product categories aimed at boosting household finances.

Super.com is also stepping up its AI spend to personalise the membership experience, with its redesigned app now recommending the most relevant money-saving action each time a member opens it, for instance, surfacing hotel deals and activities after a flight booking, or credit-building options following a cash advance.

The raise caps a strong 2025 for the business, during which it turned profitable, grew revenue by more than 50% and passed $200m in net revenue across recurring and transactional streams.

Super.com CEO and co-founder Hussein Fazal said, “Costco proved millions of Americans will pay for a membership that genuinely saves them money. Amazon Prime proved they’ll pay for one that makes their lives easier. Super.com is building both – for the everyday household, where every dollar matters most. This Series D helps us put that app in front of every American.”

TPG partner Arun Agarwal said, “TPG looks to invest in innovative companies that are reshaping and enhancing the consumer experience through technology. Super.com is purpose-built for value-conscious consumers, providing access to meaningful benefits and rewards through a single, easy-to-use platform. We’re proud to partner with the company in its next stage of growth.”

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