Agree Raises $3M to Simplify Digital Agreements and Payments
Agree allows you to securely send and sign any agreement with AI-powered workflows, free e-signature, automated invoicing, and integrated payments.
Agree, a San Francisco-based startup, has raised $3 million in pre-seed funding to improve the way businesses handle agreements and transactions. Spearheaded by Better Tomorrow Ventures, the funding round saw participation from a notable lineup of investors, including 8-Bit Capital, Everywhere Ventures, Expedite Ventures, Firsthand Alliance, Hustle Fund, NEA, Singh Capital Partners, and Trust Fund. The platform’s innovative approach combines AI-driven document handling with integrated payment capabilities, allowing users to send, sign, and manage invoices directly within the agreement process. This functionality not only streamlines operations but also provides a secure and efficient solution for handling payments via ACH, credit cards, or wire transfers, all while syncing seamlessly with popular accounting software.
The newly acquired funding will fuel the expansion of Agree’s feature set and support the growth of its engineering and product teams, positioning the company for accelerated product development and broader market penetration. Among its strategic initiatives, Agree plans to make its e-signature tool available for free to all consumers and introduce an enterprise solution by the end of the year, featuring accounts receivable automation, ERP and CRM integrations, and an API for customizable workflows. Co-founders Marty Ringlein and Will Hubbard, who have already seen early success with the platform’s beta phase, are keen on pushing the boundaries of digital agreements. They are excited about the future as they continue to enhance the platform’s capabilities and extend their market reach, highlighting the company’s commitment to rapidly delivering advanced features to users.
Read more in Business Wire and FinTech Global.
Check out Marty Ringlein in Founders Everywhere.
