
Turn accounts receivables on insurance claims into upfront capital with a couple of clicks.
SquareDash pays contractors 30-90 days faster by providing instant funding on approved property insurance claims. It uses proprietary technology to digitize legacy documents with a simple PDF or image upload, validating the claim and reducing underwriting risk. It is the first solution of its kind in the $70B US property loss market.
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Matt Fruge
founder
Working insurance claims is hard: It’s complex and requires workflows not found in retail jobs, it’s high volume after storms create large amounts of work in an instant, and it’s expensive to operate through long sales cycles and slow claim settlements. Collecting payment often involves physically driving to customers' homes to pick up paper insurance checks after waiting months for them to arrive in the mail.
1025% growth since public launch in March Reached $250K run rate in first 6 months of business 5.5 LTV/CAC $3,019/average monthly revenue per customer $200M+ in pipeline Multiple term sheets for $20M+ debt facilities

Dallas Innovates · Mar 18, 2024
SquareDash said its latest equity round was led by FINTOP Capital. The funds will be used to expand the startup's payment advance and subscription services, grow the team, and invest in sales and marketing.

FinTech Global · Mar 15, 2024
SquareDash, a pioneering payment advance platform dedicated to the property insurance restoration industry, has successfully secured a significant investment to fuel its growth.

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/PRNewswire/ -- SquareDash, the top payment advance platform in the property insurance restoration industry, today announced it has raised over $20 million in...
The company has received multiple term sheets on $10M-$20M debt facilities and is in the process of raising an equity round to satisfy the capitalization requirements of the debt. This new facility will unlock $100M- $200M of pipeline, immediately.
Successfully closed an oversubscribed seed round, led by Hivers and Strivers, with a co-investment by The PenFed Foundation. Angel investors include Elizabeth Yin (The Hustle Fund), Amber Illig (The Council), Darwinian Ventures, Allison Barr-Allen (Uber payments alum), Reed McBride (VP @ Carta), Jarrod Yound, and Spencer Bryson
Launched our accounting and receivables factoring product to Luck Roofing.
Luck produces ~$300K in monthly revenue, and we charge a 5% fee to facilitate all customer payments and factor Luck's receivables.
Stripe raised our weekly ACH processing limit from $10k/week to $500k/week.
We secured a lending partner with a $75M debt facility.