Gig Wage
Latest round
- Series A
Last raised
- Oct 2024
Total raised
- $21M
Investors
- 10
About Gig Wage
Founded in 2014 in Dallas, US, Gig Wage focuses on streamlining contractor management through innovative payment solutions. The company was established by Craig Lewis, who has a track record in the tech industry.Gig Wage offers a comprehensive payment platform specifically designed for managing contractors. Their core product streamlines onboarding, payment processing, and management of gig workers, featuring automated W9 capture, instant payment options, and low-friction background checks.Gig Wage generates revenue through transaction fees and service subscriptions linked to its payment processing platform. Businesses incur a fee for each contractor payment processed through Gig Wage, ensuring compliance and facilitating faster payment cycles. The company plans to rebuild its platform and improve the services offered to gig economy contractors. This initiative aligns with their strategy to expand into new markets and geographic regions, focusing on industries that utilize gig workers.
Who invested in Gig Wage
10 investors across 5 rounds
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Who invested in Gig Wage?
Gig Wage has 10 investors on record across 5 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Gig Wage raised?
Gig Wage has raised 5 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Gig Wage last raise money?
Gig Wage's most recent round on record is a Series A, in Oct 2024.
What does Gig Wage do?
Founded in 2014 in Dallas, US, Gig Wage focuses on streamlining contractor management through innovative payment solutions.
Where is Gig Wage headquartered?
Gig Wage is headquartered in Dallas, US.
Which VCs invest in companies like Gig Wage?
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