ReliefApps1 / 15Read in the appPitch deck
The deck, and the 2 rounds we watched Relief raise afterwards, with the investors each report named.
Relief is a financial technology company based in New York, with operational ties to Miami, Florida. Founded in 2020 by Jason Saltzman, Ram Berrouet, and Bryan Okeke, Relief aims to democratize debt relief and simplify the debt management process. The company is a Series-A venture-backed startup that utilizes artificial intelligence, machine learning, and collective bargaining to automate negotiations with creditors. The core offering is the Relief mobile application, which helps users negotiate lower balances on consumer debt and create affordable payment plans. The app analyzes users' finances and negotiates directly with creditors to significantly reduce principal balances. It also provides personalized payment plans and legal support during the negotiation process. Relief specifically assists with credit card debt, personal loans, collections debt, and past-due medical debt, catering to individuals seeking financial stability and a streamlined path to debt elimination.
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What is in it
Each slide by what it argues. 15 slides against a median of 13 across the 1,712 decks we hold.
CoverProblemSolutionCompetitionMarketVisionGo to marketBusiness modelFinancials
What happened next
Seed$3.0M
Brand Foundry VenturesCollaborative FundDaphniEverywhere VenturesKima Ventures
Source recorded
What they told the regulator
The company reporting its own raise, rather than a journalist reporting it.
1 / 15The deck itself
All 15 slides, each read for what it argues and set against the decks that raised at the same stage. The cover is shown here; the rest is read in the app.
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Firms listing Relief on their own portfolio page: the firm's own account rather than a round we watched. Weaker than an announcement, much stronger than a list somebody sold us.
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