Super.com Raises $65 Million Series D At $1.2 Billion Valuation To Scale AI‑Powered Savings For Everyday Americans

By Amit Chowdhry • Today at 10:23 AM

Super.com, a savings “super app” aimed at everyday Americans, has raised a $65 million Series D round led by TPG at a $1.2 billion valuation. The new capital will fund AI‑driven product development and the expansion of its Super+ membership as the company surpasses $200 million in net revenue and reports more than $1 billion in direct savings returned to customers since 2016.

Founded in 2016 (originally as SnapTravel), Super.com has evolved from a budget travel platform into a broader consumer savings ecosystem that spans travel, entertainment, financial services, and everyday spending. Its model is built around a specific target: value‑conscious households who have historically been excluded from the richest rewards programs because they lack high incomes or top‑tier credit scores. The Super.com app is free to download and use, while its flagship Super+ membership acts as a “multiplier” for heavy users, similar to how Amazon Prime layers on benefits over Amazon’s core offering.

Super+ has grown to nearly 1 million members and is positioned as a Costco‑style membership with more than 15 benefits across saving, earning and credit building. For a single low monthly fee (around $15, according to external reporting), members can access up to 40% off hotels via member‑only rates, an extra 10% cashback on hotel bookings (up to $100 per month), and discounts on flights, theme parks, entertainment and everyday purchases. The membership also unlocks financial tools such as a secured charge card that earns cashback on everyday spend, cash advances for short‑term liquidity and a suite of credit‑building features, with many users recouping the fee through a single benefit in their first month.

The Series D funding will be used to deepen member value and personalization. Super.com is expanding the number of categories where members can save and is investing heavily in AI to make the app more context‑aware. The redesigned experience surfaces the “next best” action every time a member opens the app—for example, showing hotel and activity deals in the destination city after a flight booking, or presenting earning and credit‑building opportunities after a cash advance. The company’s goal is to make the membership increasingly intelligent and valuable over time, turning usage data into targeted savings and financial recommendations.

2025 was a breakout year for Super.com: the company became profitable, grew revenue by more than 50% year‑on‑year, and surpassed $200 million in net revenue, with its business diversified between recurring membership fees and transactional revenue. Super+ is now approaching 1 million members, and more than half of U.S. hotel bookings on the platform come from Super+ subscribers, underscoring how membership engagement drives the core travel and savings engine. Super.com has also signed a major brand partnership as the Official Savings Partner of NASCAR, gaining exposure to an audience of roughly 70 million fans and aligning the app with a mainstream, value‑oriented consumer base.

The company has strengthened its leadership bench as it scales. Harley Finkelstein, president of Shopify, has joined as a board observer and advisor; Ryan Fujiu, former CPO at Bird and head of driver growth at Uber, now leads product; and Michele Lee, former general counsel at Pinterest, has taken the GC role. Super.com says these hires bring experience in scaling consumer platforms, product‑led growth and navigating complex regulatory environments in fintech and marketplaces. J.P. Morgan Securities served as sole placement agent on the Series D, with Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt and Skadden, Arps providing legal counsel.

KEY QUOTES:

“Costco proved millions of Americans will pay for a membership that genuinely saves them money. Amazon Prime proved they’ll pay for one that makes their lives easier. Super.com is building both – for the everyday household, where every dollar matters most. This Series D helps us put that app in front of every American.”

Hussein Fazal, CEO and Co‑Founder, Super.com

“TPG looks to invest in innovative companies that are reshaping and enhancing the consumer experience through technology. Super.com is purpose-built for value-conscious consumers, providing access to meaningful benefits and rewards through a single, easy-to-use platform. We’re proud to partner with the company in its next stage of growth.”

Arun Agarwal, Partner, TPG

“Super.com is one of the most exciting companies I have put my capital and conviction behind. Hussein and his team are doing what the best entrepreneurs do — taking what’s been reserved for the wealthiest and putting it in the hands of everyday households. That’s a category-creating bet, and it’s the reason why I joined the board.”

Harley Finkelstein, President, Shopify and Board Observer, Super.com