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Level

“Can employer benefits infrastructure be rebuilt as embedded financial products that give employees and employers real-time, flexible control over healthcare spending?”

Founded2018
HQNew York, New York, USA
Total raised$27M+ (Series A disclosed; Series B referenced)
Latest roundSeries B
Valuationnine-figure (Series A, 2021)
IndustryVertical SaaS / Healthcare
The story

Founded in 2018, Level set out to rebuild employer benefits and insurance infrastructure by offering flexible networks, real-time claims, and customizable plan design to employers. The company positions itself as a technology company making financial products for employers, with a focus on enabling employees to access and spend their benefit dollars more efficiently. Level has attracted backing from top-tier VCs and has grown to a reported 101-250 employees, operating at the intersection of embedded insurance and employer benefits fintech.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2018
Level founded in New York City as a technology company building financial products and flexible benefits for employers.· pivot
2021
Raised $27M Series A led by Khosla Ventures and Lightspeed Venture Partners to rebuild insurance and employer benefits from the ground up.· banking
The stack
0 layers disclosed in Level’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting gap: none

Level — frequently asked

Where is Level headquartered?

Level is founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York, New York, USA.

How much funding has Level raised?

Level has raised $27M+ (Series A disclosed; Series B referenced) in total (latest round: Series B; valuation: nine-figure (Series A, 2021)).

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