Future Family is a technology company.
Future Family has raised $39.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Key people at Future Family.
Future Family has raised $39.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Future Family has raised $39.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Future Family's investors include Andreessen Horowitz, at.inc/, Axilor Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Bond, Matt Ocko, EQT Ventures, Ignition Partners, Kleiner Perkins, Mango Capital, MS&AD Ventures, Transpose platform.
Key people at Future Family.
Future Family is a San Francisco-based fertility technology company founded in 2016 that provides financing, insurance, and concierge support to make IVF, egg freezing, and family-building treatments accessible and affordable for women, men, and couples nationwide.[1][2][3] It solves the core problems of high costs—often $40,000+ for two IVF cycles—and emotional complexity by offering flexible payment plans, money-back IVF insurance like Orange Shield (20% upfront, refund if no baby after two cycles), and personalized coaching, having served over 10,000 patients and extended $200 million in credit.[2][5] The company has raised $150 million total, including a $25 million Series B in 2022 at an $80 million valuation, with recent expansions into employer benefits offering up to $50,000 in family care support.[1][5]
Future Family was co-founded in 2016 by Claire Tomkins (CEO), inspired by her own IVF struggles, alongside partners who recognized the need for better financial and emotional support in fertility care.[3][4][5] Tomkins, drawing from personal experience, built a fintech model starting with no-down-payment financing for treatments, evolving from basic loans to multi-disbursement payments to clinics and pharmacies.[2][4] Early traction included a 2017 men's fertility test launch and $50 million in credit by 2019; pivotal moments were securing a $400 million financing program in recent years and launching employer products, growing to $17.1 million revenue with under 25 employees.[1][2]
Future Family rides the fertility fintech wave, addressing a $10B+ U.S. IVF market strained by lack of insurance coverage (only 20 states mandate it) amid rising delayed parenthood and millennial family planning.[2][4][5] Timing aligns with post-2022 fertility benefit booms via startups like Carrot Fertility, amplified by employer demands for family support amid talent wars.[1][2] Market forces favoring it include fintech advances for healthcare payments, AI for personalized care, and reinsurer partnerships enabling guarantees; it influences the ecosystem by normalizing "Grammable" online fertility journeys, men's involvement, and employer perks, competing with Univfy while expanding access.[2][4][5]
Future Family is poised for hypergrowth by layering AI-driven personalization atop its financing-insurance stack, potentially capturing more employer budgets as fertility mandates expand post-Roe shifts.[3][5] Trends like global IVF demand (up 10% yearly) and wellness integrations will propel it, with influence evolving toward full-stack family platforms including surrogacy/adoption. Watch for further credit facilities and international plays—building on $150M raised—to solidify as the go-to for stress-free family starts.[2][5] This positions it squarely as the accessible entry to tomorrow's family-building tech.
Future Family has raised $39.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $25.0M Series B in April 2022.
