Super.com, a San Francisco-based savings super app for everyday Americans, has raised $65M in Series D funding led by TPG. The platform bundles discounted travel bookings, cash advances, credit-building tools, and a $15/month Super+ membership that delivers cashback and everyday discounts. The capital will support further scaling of the membership model.
TPG Validates Savings Super App Model
The round arrives as Super.com reports $200M+ annualized revenue and profitability in 2025, a rare combination for growth-stage companies. It also recently became NASCAR's official savings partner for the 2026 season, targeting 70M+ fans with ticket and travel discounts. The $1.2B valuation reflects investor confidence in a model that uses travel as an acquisition wedge before cross-selling fintech services.
Underserved Consumers Drive Demand
Super.com targets the large segment of value-conscious households who lack access to premium rewards programs. The company has delivered over $1B in direct savings to customers since 2016 and processed more than $2B in total sales across 30M+ users. Its approach stands out by combining travel discounts with financial tools like secured charge cards and rent reporting under one subscription.
Integrated Platform Beats Siloed Competitors
Unlike pure-play travel apps or standalone fintech services, Super.com vertically integrates hotel and flight booking with cash advances, prescription discounts, and credit-building features. Nearly 1M users subscribe to Super+, and over half of U.S. hotel bookings now come from members, demonstrating strong cross-sell economics. AI personalization ensures no two users see the same experience, driving operational efficiency that helped the company reach profitability with roughly 200 employees.
"We have saved our customers over $1B to date and we are just getting started."
TPG Round Signals Institutional Conviction
TPG, a major global alternative asset manager, led the round. The investment follows earlier backing from Inovia Capital and strategic figures including Shopify President Harley Finkelstein. The timing aligns with Super.com's shift from efficiency-focused scaling to brand-building initiatives like the NASCAR partnership.
Market Convergence Fuels Category
Super.com sits at the intersection of super apps, cashback rewards, earned wage access, and online travel. The company has raised roughly $215M total across rounds and ranks among fast-growing fintechs, including recognition on the Forbes Fintech 50 list.
What's Next
The company has already expanded from its original hotel chatbot roots into flights, prescriptions, and credit products. With the new capital and NASCAR exposure, Super.com is positioned to deepen penetration among mainstream American consumers through additional membership benefits and partnerships.