What is Handle?
Handle operates at the intersection of construction technology and enterprise fintech. By providing a centralized platform for lien management, deadline tracking, and business funding, the company addresses the inherent operational complexities that plague the construction industry. Its software-as-a-service model is designed to enhance capital efficiency and productivity, allowing contractors and suppliers to mitigate risk and improve cash flow visibility. As the construction industry undergoes rapid digital transformation, Handle's position as a specialized utility provider has become increasingly vital for firms seeking to modernize their back-office operations.
How much funding has Handle raised?
Handle has raised a total of $43.4M across 5 funding rounds:
Debt
$1.8M
Angel/Seed
$4.5M
Debt
$92K
Series A
$10M
Series B
$27M
Debt (2013): $1.8M with participation from Menlo Ventures
Angel/Seed (2019): $4.5M led by Y Combinator
Debt (2021): $92K supported by PPP
Series A (2022): $10M featuring Energize Ventures and Ironspring Ventures
Series B (2026): $27M backed by Marbruck Investments, Energize Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures, RXR, WEX, and Suffolk Technologies
Key Investors in Handle
Marbruck Investments
An open-ended venture capital group that focuses on selectively investing in companies at the forefront of technology to drive growth and success.
Energize Ventures
A leading climate solutions investor focused on scaling sustainable innovation and supporting software that facilitates the transition to a digitized economy.
Liquid 2 Ventures
An investment firm that supports exceptional founders by providing access to a vast network of insiders and proven operators to accelerate company growth.
What's next for Handle?
With the infusion of $27M, Handle is well-positioned to scale its platform and deepen its market penetration. The strategic focus will likely center on expanding its suite of financial tools to further automate the construction payment lifecycle. By leveraging the expertise of its diverse investor base—which includes both climate-focused venture firms and industry-specific corporate backers—Handle is poised to integrate more deeply into the construction ecosystem. Future initiatives will likely prioritize the development of advanced analytics and predictive modeling to help clients navigate the volatile economic landscape of the built environment, ensuring that Handle remains a cornerstone of construction financial management.
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