Agree

Agree (Agree.com) operates an all-in-one agreements platform that merges contract creation, e-signature, invoicing and payment collection into a single workflow. The platform uses generative AI and optical character recognition to extract data from uploaded contracts — names, titles, addresses, payment terms — auto-detecting and labeling input fields and signature blocks, and dynamically generating invoices from identified payment terms. Extracted documents are made fully editable and collaborative, with commenting, redlining, version control and real-time multi-party editing.

Payments can be collected via ACH, credit card or wire transfer, and transactions can be synced with major accounting software. The company positions itself as the first e-signature platform to embed payments directly in the signing process, targeting the gap between contract execution and cash collection. Beyond its core product, Agree has described plans for an enterprise offering with accounts receivable automation, ERP and CRM integrations, and an API for customizable workflows, alongside expanded AI-powered workflows and enhanced multiplayer functionality.

Founding story

The platform originated with co-founders Marty Ringlein and Will Hubbard, both former founders with prior exits and early-stage investors, who encountered fragmented contract and payment workflows while working with founders. After finding no integrated solution and observing that organizations assembled ad hoc combinations of tools, they conducted market research with contractors, small business owners, startups and large enterprises to validate the pain point before building an all-in-one agreements platform.

Business model

Agree provides e-signature functionality free of charge and monetizes money movement conducted through the platform, charging transaction fees on payments processed. An enterprise tier with accounts receivable automation, ERP/CRM integrations and API access was planned.

Transaction fees on payments and money movement processed through the platform, with e-signature offered at no cost to users.

Traction

Reported onboarding 1,000 users in its first 30 days, 10,000 users within three months and more than 30,000 users within six months of launch, expanding from founders and entrepreneurs toward mid-market and enterprise customers.

Latest developments

Following the $7.2 million seed round announced in May 2025, the company said it would expand its engineering team and invest in growth and product development focused on accounts receivable automation, enhanced multiplayer functionality, expanded AI-powered workflows and deeper accounting and CRM integrations. Company materials also reference a $10.6 million raise to launch AI agents for revenue operations.