- Certiverse raised $11M in Series A funding led by Cherryrock Capital.
- The platform reduces certification exam development costs from $150,000 to under $10,000.
- The company aims to add more automation and scale to 1,000 new clients.
Certification platform Certiverse has secured $11 million in Series A funding, led by Cherryrock Capital, the company announced this week.
Founded in 2023 by Ruben Garcia, Pablo Meyer, and Federico Lopez, Certiverse aims to transform how organizations develop certification exams by significantly reducing costs.
Currently working with clients like The Linux Foundation and HashiCorp, the platform enables companies to create certification programs at a fraction of traditional expenses.
CEO Garcia, who previously sold another testing-service company, highlights that while conventional exam development can cost up to $150,000, Certiverse clients can develop up to 10 exams annually for much less.
“Our clients have developed up to 10 in one year on our platform for less than $10,000 per exam,” he continued.
The funding round, which included participation from Chingona Ventures, Hyde Park Venture Partners, and Zeal Capital Partners, brings Certiverse's total funding to over $16 million.
Garcia plans to use the new capital to enhance platform automation and scale operations, with an ambitious goal of launching 1,000 new clients and partners.
Edited By Annette George
