Helping low-income Americans overcome debt and rebuild credit at…
Upsolve is a tech-driven nonprofit that helps low-income Americans overcome debt and rebuild credit at scale. Upsolve was founded in Harvard Law School’s Access to Justice Lab in 2016. Since then, Upsolve has become the nation’s most visited nonprofit financial education site. Upsolve.org educates approximately 2.9 million people a year with 2,000 articles on an array of debt and credit topics. To date, Upsolve’s free DIY bankruptcy filing tool has been used by over 14,000 families to relieve over $600,000,000 in debt. Upsolve users are disproportionately Black and Brown with an average household income of $25,000. Upsolve is now launching a suite of AI tools to help low-income Americans resolve their financial distress earlier.
Total raised
$4.2M
Last stage
Seed
Investors
Rohan Pavuluri
Co-founded Upsolve as a research assistant at Harvard Law School's Access to Justice Lab. Harvard College graduate (2018), Forbes 30 Under 30 (Law & Policy), TIME100 Next (2021), and TED Fellow.
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Rohan Pavluri
Research assistant at Harvard Law School's Access to Justice Lab who founded Upsolve in 2016 to make bankruptcy filing accessible to low-income Americans.
Mark Hansen
Software engineer who co-founded Upsolve to build the technology platform for accessible bankruptcy filing.
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