Agree.com embeds invoicing and payment processing into its AI-powered e-signature platform, using OCR plus AI to auto-detect and label contract fields, signature blocks, and payment terms. The company makes e-signatures free to users and monetizes via transaction fees on money movement, plus a premium per-seat SaaS tier for larger teams. Agree launched in early September 2024 and has grown quickly to over 25,000 users after hitting 10,000 in its first three months and 20,000 seven weeks later; customers include beehiiv, Product Hunt, Rho, TaxGPT, Brico, and Thoropass. Founded in February 2024, the startup has seven employees and a founding team with multiple prior exits. Management emphasizes combining signing, collaboration, editable contracts, and payments in one workflow to displace incumbents. The company plans international expansion later this year, starting with the U.K., Canada, and Australia. Agree provides an all-in-one agreements platform that leverages generative AI and optical character recognition to combine contract drafting, e-signatures, invoicing, and payments. The platform enables users to receive payments via ACH, credit card, or wire and to sync transactions with major accounting software. Agree launched a beta earlier this year and has been working with early-stage founders and venture capital firms to facilitate SAFE contracts. The company plans to offer its e-signature feature to all consumers for free and to introduce an enterprise offering with accounts receivable automation, ERP and CRM integrations, and an API by the end of the year. Agree was founded by Marty Ringlein and Will Hubbard, two former founders and early-stage investors with product and engineering backgrounds. The company announced a $3M pre-seed raise to expand features and grow its engineering and product teams.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

May 2025