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SimpleClosure Raises $15 Million Series A Round

SimpleClosure Raises $15 Million Series A Round

May 15, 2025 Craig Etkin

Additional capital will fuel growth and product expansion to meet increasing demand as startups face a shifting economic landscape

SANTA MONICA, Calif., May 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — SimpleClosure, the easiest and most trustworthy way to shut down your startup, today announced it has raised $15 million in fresh funding. Led by TTV Capital, the pre-empted Series A round is a fast follow from its February 2024 seed round and includes participation from existing investors Infinity Ventures, Anthemis Global, Foxe Capital, Vera Equity, and new investors The LegalTech Fund and Carta as well as additional angels. This new infusion of capital brings SimpleClosure’s total funding to more than $20 million at a time when startups are facing delayed IPOs, stalled M&A, and a potential new wave of shutdowns in an uncertain economy.

“The reality is that 90% of startups don’t make it, and shutting down remains the unspoken but necessary part of entrepreneurship. We hope companies never need us, but if they do, we’re here to help them do it the right way,” said Dori Yona, Founder and CEO of SimpleClosure. “Day in and out, our team builds with care, urgency, and a deep belief in the impact of what we are creating. This funding will help us grow faster, build smarter, and deliver even more value to the founders who rely on SimpleClosure when it matters most.”

Startups, VC-backed companies, and businesses of all sizes are facing mounting pressure from a challenging macroeconomic environment. Global trade tensions and renewed tariffs, coupled with rising interest rates and a greater cost of capital, are forcing founders to stretch their runway or focus on critical cost cutting measures. At the same time, amidst a less-friendly IPO environment, mergers and exits are making investors more cautious. Startups are also grappling with valuation resets after raising at inflated levels during recent boom years. This shift toward efficient growth over rapid scaling leaves companies that cannot quickly demonstrate sustainability to rethink their strategy entirely, which often includes shutting down.

SimpleClosure was founded with a simple but critical mission: to transform the painful and bureaucratic dissolution process so founders can focus on their next project. The company’s technology automates regulatory paperwork, legal filings, compliance, and investor communications, leveraging AI agents to bring order and transparency to an otherwise time-consuming and confusing process. By combining fintech, legal tech, and AI, SimpleClosure resolves any remaining obligations with customers, state agencies, and team members on behalf of the dissolving business. To date, more than 1,500 founders from companies of all sizes have wound down their businesses with SimpleClosure.

Since its public launch in September 2023, SimpleClosure has significantly scaled its operating efficiencies to meet growing demand and built out a world class team combining top R&D talent with legal and dissolution experts. 

The new infusion of capital will support the company’s continued growth, including product updates and integrations, to scale the platform and reach more founders and verticals during a time of heightened need. SimpleClosure was recently named to FastCompany’s Most Innovative Companies 2025 and is a winner of the 2024 LegalTech BreakThrough Awards.

“SimpleClosure quickly proved there is high demand for a platform that streamlines company dissolutions, saving businesses both time and money,” said Lizzie Hartley, partner at TTV Capital. “The company’s strong growth over the past year is a testament to the product that Dori and his team have built — one they wish they had when they were winding down their own startups. We are proud to support the SimpleClosure team as they continue to scale the business and meaningfully address the complexities of shutting down a company.”

About SimpleClosure
SimpleClosure was founded with a simple but critical mission: to make a complicated and confusing shutdown process feel like a manageable reality — the unlock founders were looking for. We handle the paperwork, legal filings, and compliance. This is our sole focus, and we make sure it gets done right. Our team of specialists are dedicated to helping founders fast-track their shutdown, so they can focus on the future. To learn more, please visit www.simpleclosure.com. 

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