Agree.com, a San Francisco, CA-based startup, recently announced a successful $3m pre-seed funding boost.
According to FinSMEs, the innovative platform, designed to streamline agreements by integrating seamless money transactions, has captured the attention of multiple investors.
The funding round was spearheaded by Better Tomorrow Ventures, with contributions from 8-Bit Capital, Everywhere Ventures, Expedite Ventures, Firsthand Alliance, Hustle Fund, NEA, Singh Capital Partners, and Trust Fund. This impressive lineup underscores the market’s confidence in Agree.com’s potential to transform how agreements are managed digitally.
At its core, Agree.com is pioneering an AI-driven agreements platform that simplifies the process of sending, signing, and generating invoices and payments from any agreement. This functionality not only enhances efficiency but also ensures security for both consumers and businesses. Users of Agree.com can accept payments through ACH, credit cards, or wire transfers, and seamlessly integrate these transactions with major accounting software.
The infusion of $3m is earmarked for a significant expansion of the platform’s features, alongside growth in the company’s engineering and product teams. This strategic deployment of funds is poised to accelerate product development and expand its market reach.
Additional insights into Agree.com’s roadmap reveal plans to offer its e-signature feature to all consumers at no cost. The company is also set to launch an enterprise solution by year-end, which will include accounts receivable automation, enterprise resource planning (ERP), CRM integrations, and an API for customisable workflows.
Agree.com’s founders, Marty Ringlein and Will Hubbard, expressed their vision for the platform, which was initially launched in its beta phase early this year. The platform has already started facilitating simple agreements for future equity (SAFE) contracts among early-stage founders and venture capital firms.
“We are excited about the future as we continue to enhance our platform’s capabilities and extend our market reach,” Agree.com CEO Marty Ringlein said. “This funding enables us to accelerate our development and bring more advanced features to our users swiftly.”
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