Agree.com Raises $7.2M Seed to Disrupt E-Signature with Integrated Payments for Faster Transactions
Summary
Fintech Startup Enters Next Phase to Build the Future of Contracts: Sign, Send, and Get Paid in a Single Platform Agree, the all-in-one invoicing and payments platform, today 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. Unlike legacy e-signature players, Agree is the first platform to integrate payments directly into the signing process, eliminating friction and accelerating transactions from contract to cash. While at Bill.com, I saw firsthand the enormous opportunity ahead for streamlining AR automation,” said lead investor Tyler Hogge, who previously led Product at Divvy before its $2.5 billion acquisition by Bill.com. Designed for businesses that move revenue through contracts, Agree eliminates the friction between signing and getting paid — automating everything from signature blocks to dynamic invoice creation using AI and OCR. Agree brings fintech speed and sophistication to slow-moving professional services workflows, transforming contracts from static PDFs into living, monetizable assets.