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Wevorce

Changing divorce for good by making it a way less horrible experience…

wevorce.com
HQ: Bothell, WA, USA
11-50
Consumer

Company research

Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals

Overview

Wevorce is a legal-services / legal-tech company focused on amicable, out-of-court divorce through an online platform that combines private judges, mediation, educational content, and expert support. Public sources conflict on current operating status: the site and LinkedIn present it as active, while PitchBook and Tracxn mark it out of business/deadpooled in 2026.

Primary product

Online divorce mediation platform with private-judge support and subscription services

Founded

2012

Headquarters

Boise, Idaho, United States

Team size

1-10

Industry

Legal Services

Sub-industry

Legal tech / online divorce / divorce mediation

Offices

Boise, Idaho, United States
San Mateo, California, United States

Business model

subscription
flat-fee professional services
online legal services
mediation and arbitration support
content/community-led lead generation

Funding

Stage

Series A (historical)

Total raised

$8.3M

Latest round

Series A · Jan 2016

Latest amount

$3M

People & investors

Leadership

Michelle Crosby

Founder & CEO

Founders

Jeff Reynolds

Co-founder; former Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Product Officer

Investors

500 Global
Alex Felix
Big Basin Partners
BoomStartup
Foundation Capital
Hydrazine Capital
John Moyer
Joseph Yakuel
Pegasus Tech Ventures
Sam Altman
Service Provider Capital
Signatures Capital
Techstars
Techstars Ventures
UpHonest Capital
Venture Angels
Y Combinator

Work & culture

Public employee-benefits information is not readily available. Third-party culture signals are mixed and appear based on very small review samples; the company narrative emphasizes compassion, a kid-first approach, and high-touch service rather than a traditional product-engineering culture.

Compensation

No official compensation bands were found. Public third-party signals are limited to role-level estimates on profile sites (for example, director of engineering around $191.8k, web developer around $83.4k, family specialist around $60.1k) and low employee satisfaction scores on Comparably.

Product & market

Pricing

Public pricing is not clearly transparent today; the company describes a monthly subscription and free consultation, while historical reviews cite flat-fee packages starting around $749 and later $3,450/$5,850.

Differentiators

  • —Private-judge model instead of purely document-prep tooling
  • —Kid-first, less adversarial divorce process
  • —Combination of legal, financial, and parenting expertise
  • —5-step guided process and proprietary software
  • —Educational content, community, and live expert sessions
  • —Use of neuroscience/behavioral-science framing in its process

Technology

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WP Rocket
Twemoji

Customers

Couples going through divorce
Families and co-parents seeking an amicable settlement
People who want to avoid court-based divorce litigation
Steve Huffman (named publicly as a customer in Wevorce FAQ/testimonial material)

Competitors

Rocket Lawyer
LegalZoom
Divorce360
Lawhive
UnitedLex
DivorceMate
Clio
MyCase
Aderant
Lexly

Scale & contact

Estimated revenue

Public estimates range from about $4.4M to about $5.8M ARR

Estimated monthly visits

4.8K

welcome@wevorce.com208-287-1644

Signals & risks

Shutdown
Jun 2026

PitchBook marked Wevorce as 'Out of Business' in its 2026 company profile.

Source
Acquisition
Apr 2017

PitchBook lists Wevorce’s acquisition of divorce360 as its most recent M&A event.

Source

Latest news

Wevorce 2026 Company Profile: Valuation, Funding & Investors

PitchBook · Jun 2026

PitchBook’s 2026 profile marks Wevorce as out of business, cites $8.31M raised, and notes the divorce360 acquisition.

Legal Tech Startup: Wevorce

Corporate Counsel Business Journal · Feb 2024

Recent profile summarizing Wevorce as a divorce-handling legal-tech company, with company background, HQ in Boise, employee count, founder Michelle Crosby, and investor roster from PitchBook.

A start-up offering divorces online

CNBC · Apr 2016

Explains Wevorce’s online divorce model, mentions $7M raised to that point, and describes its divorce-archetype approach and platform services.

Wevorce Raises $3 Million From Techstars

Business Insider · Jan 2016

Reports Wevorce’s Series A round led by Techstars, with the company based in Boise and using the proceeds to expand its divorce platform.

Wevorce Gets $1.7 Million To Use Technology To Make Divorce Less Messy

TechCrunch · Nov 2013

Announces the company’s $1.7M seed round from Foundation Capital and Sam Altman, bringing total funding at the time to $2M.

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