Lettuce Financial, a San Francisco-based fintech platform for solopreneurs, has secured $28 million in additional funding to accelerate the expansion of its AI-powered operating system, soloOS, which targets one-person businesses focused on growth, the company announced today.
Lettuce — which targets self-employed professionals with an accounting, payroll, benefits, and tax compliance platform — also announced it has acquired Besolo, a benefits startup, to bring its subscribers access to more robust healthcare options and other benefits. Lettuce will also bring on advisor Molly Loftus, formerly a Cigna executive, chief actuary at Mercer and CEO of Consortium Healthplans.
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Zeev Ventures led the funding round. The venture capital fund has also backed companies such as Houzz and exited from Audible, Chegg and Next Insurance.
Ran Harpaz, founder and CEO of Lettuce, said the company wants to address a gap in the marketplace for infrastructure to support solopreneurs such as physicians, therapists, content creators, consultants, and fractional executives, who have typically had to piece together business and financial tools from multiple providers.
“I think the future is independent,” he said in an interview. “We are very much committed to making that infrastructure available and building Lettuce for that purpose.”
“I think the future is independent,” he said in an interview. “We are very much committed to making that infrastructure available and building Lettuce for that purpose.”
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