Agree.com clinches $7.2M seed round for e-signature revolution
Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 11:20 pm
Agree.com, an all-in-one invoicing and payments platform, has raised $7.2 million in seed funding. The cash boost is set to expand its digital e-signature ecosystem, streamlining payment processes, and perhaps proving that even paperwork can get a tech upgrade with a dash of smart humor.
Agree, an all-in-one invoicing and payments platform, announced it has raised a $7.2 million seed round led by Tyler Hogge at Pelion Venture Partners, with significant participation from Blank Ventures and notable angel investor Gokul Rajaram. The post Agree.com: $7.2 Million Seed Funding Raised…
Since launch in September 2024, Agree.com has attracted over 25,000 users.
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