Startup
Anchor
Autonomous billing and collections for accounting, bookkeeping and tax firms: the engagement letter drives invoicing, payment collection and reconciliation end to end, with the platform free to the firm and paid for by transaction fees.
| Founded | 2019, New York; R&D in Israel |
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| Founders | Rom Lakritz (CEO), Leeor Aharon (CTO), Omry Man (CRO) |
| Stage | Series A |
| Total funding | $35m |
| Last round | Series A, $20m, January 2025, led by Mosaic General Partnership and Oren Zeev, with Entrée Capital, Tal Ventures, Zuora founder Tien Tzuo and Andre Iguodala |
| Earlier rounds | Seed $15m, 2021, led by Rapyd Ventures |
| What it does | Proposals and engagement letters that convert into recurring invoices, automatic payment collection by card or bank, and reconciliation, built for US professional services firms |
| Traction | Revenue up more than 500% in the year before the Series A; used mainly by small and mid-sized accounting firms |
| Pricing | Free to use; the firm pays a flat fee per payment collected |
| Markets | US |
| Peers | Ignition, Aiwyn, Karbon, Financial Cents, Cone |
Why it matters
Anchor raised $20 million in 2025 on the back of 500% growth by giving firms billing software for free and charging on the payments it collects. It is the small-firm counterpart to Aiwyn, which sells the same idea to the top 500.
Updated September 2026.
Part of Accountio’s accounting technology coverage.
