Agree.com is a technology company.
Agree.com has raised $10.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Agree.com has raised $10.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Agree.com is a San Francisco-based legal tech and fintech startup founded in 2024 that provides a unified agreement platform integrating AI-powered contract editing, free e-signatures, automated invoicing, and secure payment processing to streamline the contract-to-cash lifecycle.[1][2][3][6] It serves startups, freelancers, SMBs, mid-market teams, and enterprises—particularly those in creative, event-based industries and sales—solving the friction of disconnected tools by creating a single workflow that accelerates deals from drafting to revenue collection.[1][3][4] With $10.2M raised in seed funding (including a $3M pre-seed and $7.2M seed in May 2025), Agree.com demonstrates strong early momentum, positioning itself as a modern alternative to legacy e-signature tools like DocuSign by making signatures free and embedding fintech capabilities.[2][3][7]
Agree.com launched in February 2024, founded by serial entrepreneurs Marty Ringlein (CEO), Will Hubbard (COO), and Evan Dudla (CTO), who have previously built and sold startups to companies like Twitter, Eventbrite, and Brex.[3][4] The idea emerged from the founders' recognition of a core flaw in transactions: the disconnect between contracts and payments, prompting them to build an all-in-one platform leveraging AI, OCR, and integrated money movement.[1][4] Early traction included a $3M pre-seed round announcement, followed by a $7.2M seed led by investors like Pelion and Better Tomorrow Ventures just over a year later in May 2025, fueling rapid expansion from startup-focused tools to enterprise support.[2][3][7]
Agree.com rides the convergence of legal tech, AI, and fintech trends, disrupting fragmented e-signature markets valued at billions by unifying workflows amid rising demand for automation in remote, high-velocity deal-making.[2][3][5] Timing aligns with post-2024 AI advancements enabling OCR and generative tools for non-legal users, while economic pressures favor cost-free basics like signatures to accelerate cash flow for cash-strapped startups and SMBs.[1][3] Market forces like legacy tools' rigidity (e.g., static PDFs) and siloed payments create tailwinds, as Agree influences the ecosystem by transforming contracts into monetizable assets and setting a new standard for integrated platforms.[2][4]
Agree.com is poised to scale aggressively with its recent $7.2M seed, targeting enterprise expansion and deeper AI enhancements for global payments and compliance, potentially capturing share from incumbents as AI-legal tech matures.[2][3] Trends like embedded finance and no-code contract automation will propel growth, evolving its influence from startup accelerator to category leader in revenue orchestration. This positions Agree.com as the go-to for frictionless deal velocity, directly fulfilling its promise as the fastest path from signature to revenue.[1][6]
Agree.com has raised $10.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Agree.com's investors include Alex, AngelList, Ballistic Ventures, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Cambrian Ventures, Conversion Capital, Era Ventures, Jenny Fielding, Scott Hartley, Everywhere Ventures (The Fund), Founders Fund, Matchstick Ventures.
Agree.com has raised $10.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $7.0M Seed in May 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2025 | $7.0M Seed | Alex, AngelList, Ballistic Ventures, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Cambrian Ventures, Conversion Capital, Era Ventures, Jenny Fielding, Scott Hartley, Everywhere Ventures (The Fund), Founders Fund, Matchstick Ventures, Mucker Capital, NFX, Sequoia Capital, Y Combinator, Alex Alpert, Matt Macinnis, Max Mullen, Mengxi Lu, Russ Heddleston, Will Szczerbiak | |
| Sep 1, 2024 | $3.0M Seed | Alex, AngelList, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Cambrian Ventures, Cedar Capital Group, E1 Ventures, Jenny Fielding, Scott Hartley, Everywhere Ventures (The Fund), Expedite Ventures, Lakeside Capital, Matchstick Ventures, Mucker Capital, NFX, SparkLabs Group, Sterling Equity, Summit Partners, Adeel Hussain, Alex Alpert, David S., Gokul Rajaram, Mattia Astori, Mengxi Lu, Richard Cooperstein, Ron Pragides, Russ Heddleston, Will Szczerbiak |