One Tool to Sign Them All: Agree.com Raises $7.2M to End Contract Chaos

Signing contracts, sending invoices, and waiting for payments are separate tasks that have long been part of doing business. For years, companies have juggled different tools to manage each one, making the process slow and inefficient. This was the problem that drove Marty Ringlein, Will Hubbard, and Evan Dudla to rethink the entire system.

After their experiences at various organizations, where they saw firsthand how frustrating and disruptive it was to use multiple platforms to get paid, they knew there had to be a better way. The three co-founders set out with a simple mission to build a tool that could combine contracts, invoicing, and payments into one seamless workflow.

A Vision to Simplify the Process

In 2024, Agree.com was born. The platform was created to solve the problem of disconnected, fragmented workflows by bringing all these tasks into one place. Agree.com eliminates the need for users to constantly switch between tools or chase follow-ups. Whether it’s signing contracts, generating invoices, or receiving payments, users can now handle it all within a single platform.

Agree.com’s core idea is to streamline business workflows, making it faster and easier for companies to move from contract to payment. Once a contract is signed, the platform automatically extracts relevant details like payment terms and deadlines. From there, it generates invoices and tracks payments through ACH, card, or wire transfer, all without requiring users to jump between different systems. This reduces manual work and allows businesses to focus on getting paid on time.