San Francisco-based superapp Super.com, which offers travel deals, cashback opportunities and financial tools, has secured $65 million in Series D funding.
The round was led by TPG, with Super.com stating it is now valued at $1.2 billion.
The fresh funding will be used to invest in new product categories and offer more money-saving opportunities to members of Super+, Super.com's paid membership program.
Super.com is also investing in artificial intelligence (AI) to improve personalization. If a member books a flight, for example, the app will then serve the user hotel deals, tours and activities in that destination.
“TPG looks to invest in innovative companies that are reshaping and enhancing the consumer experience through technology,” said Arun Agarwal, partner at TPG.
“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.”
The company compared its Super+ program to Costco memberships and Amazon Prime and Uber One accounts.
“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,” said Hussein Fazal, CEO and co-founder of Super.com.
“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.”
The company was founded in 2016 in Toronto as SnapTravel, a hotel deals platform, and it was later named a PhocusWire Hot 25 Travel Startup for 2020. The company expanded to e-commerce with Snapcommerce in 2020, then rebranded as Super.com in late 2022.
In 2025, Super.com became profitable, growing revenue by 50%, the superapp said. Ryan Fujiu, former head of driver growth at Uber, also joined Super.com as product lead, and Harley Finkelstein, president of Shopify, joined as a board observer and advisor.