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Veryable

“Can a flexible labor marketplace for manufacturing and warehousing become the operating system for variable-demand workforce management?”

Founded2016
HQDallas, TX
Total raised$35M
Latest roundSeries A
IndustryMarketplace / Gig economy
The story

Founded in 2016 as an on-demand labor marketplace targeting manufacturing and warehouse industries, Veryable built a sharing-economy model for blue-collar labor. The company expanded beyond simple job-matching to offer full Workforce Management (WFM) software, evolving into a vertical SaaS/marketplace hybrid. Worker payments and embedded finance (via banking partner Blue Ridge Bank) are integral to the platform's value proposition for both businesses and independent operators.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2016
Veryable founded as an on-demand labor marketplace for manufacturing and warehouse operations.· pivot
2023
Launched Workforce Management (WFM) platform to help operations plan labor around production demand.· banking
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Veryable’s embedded-finance stack
Banking / BaaS
Blue Ridge Bank
Accounting gap: significant

Veryable — frequently asked

What bank does Veryable use?

Veryable discloses Blue Ridge Bank as its banking provider, according to the Embedded Finance Index 2026.

Is Veryable a bank?

Veryable does not disclose a bank charter of its own; its banking services are provided through Blue Ridge Bank.

Where is Veryable headquartered?

Veryable is founded in 2016 and headquartered in Dallas, TX.

How much funding has Veryable raised?

Veryable has raised $35M in total (latest round: Series A).

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