San Francisco, United States, May 6th, 2025, FinanceWire
Revolutionizing the Future of Contracts: Agree, a Fintech Startup, Raises $7.2 Million in Seed Funding to Streamline the Sign, Send, and Payment Process
Agree, an innovative platform that combines invoicing and payments, announced today that it has secured a $7.2 million seed round led by Tyler Hogge from Pelion Venture Partners, along with significant contributions from Blank Ventures and renowned angel investor Gokul Rajaram. This funding comes after a previous $3 million pre-seed round led by Sheel Mohnot at Better Tomorrow Ventures (BTV), with continued support from existing investors such as BTV, 8-Bit Capital, Sophia Amoruso’s Trust Fund, Hustle Fund, Everywhere Ventures, Singh Capital Partners, and Firsthand VC.
Agree, founded by a team of experienced fintech entrepreneurs, is reshaping the concept of e-signatures. The platform integrates payments seamlessly into the signing process, unlike traditional e-signature providers, making the transition from contract to cash faster and smoother.
Traditionally, e-signature processes have been hindered by slow and outdated systems that prioritize legacy structures over user experience. This has led to disjointed workflows where signing a contract and processing a payment are separate tasks. Agree is now entering a new phase of development to address these issues. After gaining 30,000 users within six months, the platform is expanding its customer base to include mid-market and enterprise teams.
Every business deal concludes with a transaction, and Agree ensures that this process happens promptly.
Since its launch less than a year ago, Agree has experienced rapid growth, onboarding 1,000 users in the first month, reaching 10,000 users within three months, and exceeding 30,000 users in just six months. The platform was recognized as Product Hunt’s Product of the Month in November.
Agree’s disruptive business model offers e-signature services for free while monetizing invoicing and billing functions. Sheel Mohnot of Better Tomorrow Ventures stated, “They’re solving a significant pain point for us, our portfolio companies, and any business that relies on contracts for revenue. We believe that all aspects of business, including e-signatures, fall under the fintech umbrella.”
With the new funding, Agree plans to expand its engineering team and invest further in growth and product development, focusing on:
- Enhancing accounts receivable automation
- Improving multiplayer functionality
- Implementing AI-powered workflows
- Integrating more deeply with accounting and CRM software
Lead investor Tyler Hogge, who previously oversaw Product at Divvy before its acquisition by Bill.com, sees Agree as the solution for streamlining accounts receivable automation, similar to what Divvy did for accounts payable. CEO Marty Ringlein credits the company’s rapid success to its AI capabilities, stating, “With a small team leveraging advanced AI tools, we can compete effectively with larger competitors to deliver a superior, faster, and more cost-effective experience. The future version of Agree will revolutionize the e-signature industry.”
About Agree
Agree is a modern agreement platform that combines e-signatures, invoicing, and secure payment processing into a seamless workflow. Designed for businesses that rely on contracts for revenue, Agree simplifies the process from signing to payment, utilizing AI and OCR to automate signature blocks and create dynamic invoices. Unlike traditional tools, Agree makes contracts editable, collaborative, and integrated into accounts receivable automation. By bringing fintech innovation to professional services workflows, Agree transforms contracts into dynamic, monetizable assets. Backed by $10.2 million in funding from investors such as Pelion and Better Tomorrow Ventures, Agree is at the forefront of revolutionizing contract processes. Visit Agree.com to learn more.
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