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Procore

Can a construction SaaS platform own the entire financial stack — from project budgeting through contractor disbursements — for the global construction industry?

Founded2002
HQCarpinteria, California, USA
Total raised$304M+ pre-IPO
Latest roundIPO, May 2021
Valuation~$9B+ at IPO (closed at $88/share on ~107M diluted shares)
IndustryVertical SaaS / Construction
The story

Founded in 2002 as a cloud-based construction project management platform, Procore spent its first two decades digitalizing jobsite workflows for general contractors and owners. Beginning around 2022–2023, Procore began embedding financial services directly into its platform — most visibly through Procore Pay, a construction payments product that orchestrates GC-to-subcontractor disbursements via Modern Treasury ledger infrastructure and Goldman Sachs Transaction Banking. The creation of Procore Payment Services, Inc. as a licensed money transmitter signals an intent to own the financial layer of construction, not just the workflow layer.

Last 12 months
2023-02
2025-11
Product timeline
2002
Founded as a cloud-based construction management software company in Carpinteria, California.· pivot
2019
Raised Series H at $3B valuation, tripling from prior $1B Series G; total pre-IPO capital reaches ~$304M.· banking
2021
IPO on NYSE (ticker: PCOR) at $67/share, raising ~$635M; stock closed first day at $88.· ipo
2023
Launched Procore Pay, an embedded payments product for GCs, powered by Modern Treasury and Goldman Sachs TxB; established Procore Payment Services, Inc. as a licensed MSB.· banking
2025
Released Multi-Currency feature enabling project and contract-level currency settings for global financial management.· banking
Regulated entities
MTL (Money Transmitter Licenses)
US (select states) · 2023
Procore Payment Services, Inc.
The stack
Banking / BaaS
Goldman Sachs TxB (Transaction Banking)
Ledger
Modern Treasury
Accounting
QuickBooks OnlineXeroSage IntacctSage 300 CRE
Accounting gap: minor