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Agree is going to kill DocuSign. This company I invested in went from an idea to 25,000 users in less than a year and just raised $7.2 million. I invest in startups and I get pitches all the time. I look at everything that comes through but most of it's not that great until I saw Agree.com. At Trust Fund I invest in the things that I wish I had and Agree is one of those things that I and everybody I know should be using. Everybody's signed agreements, right? It's a hassle. Agree makes it free to send and sign unlimited e-signatures. You upload a PDF, it instantly becomes editable and shareable so you can collaborate with other people. You can also track who's making edits to what. It's like Notion for contracts. Then the contract is the invoice. So when you send a contract to a client not only are they taken through the signature flow, the next thing they do they're prompted to log into Stripe and pay you. So this eliminates the need to send a contract, create an invoice, send it to somebody, and then chase them down for your money over and over again. So if you're a freelancer who doesn't wanna chase down invoices, if you're a SaaS founder who has clients coming on board, you wanna get paid right away, Agree is for you. I like to say that at Trust Fund I'm investing in killers building painkillers, so products that make people's lives easier, and that's what Agree.com is doing. If you have a business or business idea that cuts through the noise, I want to help you. I teach an entrepreneurship course that's launching again next week, it's called Business Class and I wanna tell you all about it.