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Agree.com raises $7.2M to take on Docusign, Bill.com with AI


Agree.com says its AI-powered e-signature platform is different from competitors because it includes invoicing and payment processing. That’s why the

BOOK NOW “Agree extracts every character, indentation, semi-colon, and hyphen to not only understand the type of contract being signed, but make it fully editable and collaborative with commenting, redlining, and version control,” Ringlein told TechCrunch. Today, it has over 25,000 users, including ad networks such as Beehiv and Product Hunt, B2B SaaS startups such as Rho and TaxGPT, and enterprise sales teams like Brico and Thoropass, it says. As for the growth plan for Agree, Pelion Partner Tyler Hogge told TechCrunch that “the smartest way to get massive adoption would be to use e-signature as the wedge, give it away for free, and make it impossible for incumbents to reply.”

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