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Solve - About the company

Solve is a series A company, founded by Steve Basher. It operates as a No code enterprise app development solution. Solve has raised $50M in funding from Accel and Google Ventures. The company has 583 active competitors, including 63 funded and 28 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Airtable, Pipefy and UnifyApps.
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Series A
Total Funding
$50M in 2 rounds
Latest Funding Round
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Solve's funding and investors

Solve has raised a total funding of $50M over 2 rounds. Its latest funding round was a Series A round on Feb 26, 2026 for $*****. 4 investors participated in its latest round. Solve has 5 institutional investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Solve:
Date of Funding
Funding Amount
Round Name
Post-Money Valuation
Revenue Multiple
Lead Investors
Other Investors
Feb 26, 2026
3287271
Series A
7014726
4059829
3301412
4901773
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Solve's founders and board of directors

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The founders of Solve is Steve Basher. Steve Basher is the CEO of Solve.
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Solve's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Solve include Airtable, Pipefy and UnifyApps. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Solve, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Airtable
Airtable
2013, San Francisco (United States), Acquired
Cloud and AI based low code workflow and app development platform
$1.35B
82/100
2nd
Logo for Pipefy
Pipefy
2015, San Francisco (United States), Series C
SaaS-based workflow and task management solution provider
$149M
72/100
3rd
Logo for UnifyApps
UnifyApps
2023, New York City (United States), Series B
AI-powered enterprise platform offering a unified integration layer to connect systems of record
$84.2M
69/100
4th
Logo for Creatio
Creatio
2002, Boston (United States), Series D
Developer of enterprise automation software featuring no-code platform capabilities
$278M
67/100
5th
Logo for Newgen
Newgen
1992, Delhi (India), Public
Provider of a unified platform for digital transformation and automation
$17.7M
67/100
6th
Logo for airSlate
airSlate
2006, Brookline (United States), Series C
Provider of document workflow automation and marketing intelligence platform solutions
$185M
66/100
7th
Logo for Pegasystems
Pegasystems
1983, Cambridge (United States), Public
Wealth management solution provider
-
65/100
8th
Logo for Kissflow
Kissflow
2012, Wilmington (United States), Seed
Provider of a low-code platform for building and managing enterprise applications
$1.03M
65/100
9th
Logo for Decisions
Decisions
2010, Chesapeake (United States), Acquired
Cloud-based low code platform for business process management
$40M
61/100
10th
Logo for Tonkean
Tonkean
2015, Tel Aviv (Israel), Acquired
Provider of AI-based workflow automation software
$83.2M
60/100
31st
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Solve
Series A
No code enterprise app development solution
$50M
43/100
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Solve's Investments and acquisitions

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