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Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Overview
Slope is a San Francisco-based B2B payments and embedded credit infrastructure company that helps enterprises, wholesalers, marketplaces, and platforms automate order-to-cash workflows, offer flexible payment terms, and underwrite/monitor business buyers using AI-driven risk models.
Primary product
AI-powered B2B payments, credit, and order-to-cash automation platform
Founded
2021
Headquarters
600 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94107, United States
Team size
20-30
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Financial Services
Sub-industry
B2B payments / embedded finance / credit infrastructure
Offices
San Francisco, CA (HQ)
45 Lansing St #905, San Francisco, CA
7 Freelon Street, San Francisco, CA 94107
Business model
B2B SaaS
embedded finance
financing fees / interest spread
transaction fees
API/software platform
Funding
Stage
Growth stage
Total raised
$252.1M
Latest round
Strategic equity and debt financing · Jul 2024
Latest amount
$65M
Strategic equity and debt financing
Jul 2024 · J.P. Morgan Payments
Sep 2023 · Union Square Ventures
Apr 2022 · Union Square Ventures / Monashees
Nov 2021 · Global Founders Capital
Pre-Seed
Jul 2021 · Y Combinator
People & investors
Leadership
Co-Founder & CEO
Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Product Growth Lead
Work & culture
Public materials describe a lean, fast-moving, customer-centric, AI-first team focused on building modern infrastructure for B2B commerce and credit. The company emphasizes shipping quickly, automating messy workflows, and working closely across engineering, risk, data science, and customer teams.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
No company-wide public salary bands were found. Public job postings suggest a lean startup environment; some roles are listed as U.S. remote or San Francisco-based, and at least one engineering role explicitly says US citizen/visa only.
Product & market
Pricing
Risk-based pricing with financing fees / APR on credit products, plus platform/API-style fees for order-to-cash automation; public help pages cite fees as low as 0.99% on Net 30 and 2.99% on Net 90 for best customers.
Differentiators
- —AI-native underwriting using live transaction and financial data
- —Order-to-cash automation in a single embedded platform
- —Consumer-grade checkout and payment terms for B2B buyers
- —Fast credit decisions in minutes
- —Works alongside bureau data rather than replacing it
- —Institution-backed capital facilities (e.g. J.P. Morgan)
- —Proprietary SMB cash-flow scoring (SlopeScore)
- —Transaction enrichment and real-time risk monitoring
Technology
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Nx
Mantine
NestJS
TypeORM
AWS Lambda
PostgreSQL
Redis
DynamoDB
SQS
Vercel
GitHub
Python
SQL
Snowflake
OpenAI / LLMs
JavaScript
Node.js
Customers
enterprise companies
wholesalers
marketplaces
platforms
Amazon sellers
Alibaba.com U.S. business buyers
IKEA U.S. business customers
Samsung Business checkout buyers
Walmart Marketplace sellers
ShipBob merchants
Neato
Fortune 500 companies
Competitors
Resolve
Parafin
Stripe
Shopify
Vartana
KEO World
Gynger
Hokodo
Jifiti
Optty
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
$1M-$10M
Latest news
Business Wire · Sep 2025
Announced embedded Pay Later for Business at Alibaba.com checkout for U.S. buyers using Slope underwriting.
Slope Stories / Medium · Aug 2024
Described Slope's Invoice to Pay partnership with IKEA US and its checkout and buyer-portal experience for business customers.
Business Wire · Jul 2024
Closed a $65M financing package, bringing total funding to $252M, and joined the J.P. Morgan Payments Partner Network.
TechCrunch · Sep 2023
Reported Slope's $30M venture round led by Union Square Ventures with participation from Sam Altman, bringing total funding to $187M at the time.
Jobs and careers at Slope
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