Lettuce Financial, the fintech platform built for solopreneurs, today announced it has secured $28 million in new funding to accelerate the expansion of its AI-powered operating system, designed exclusively for growth-focused one-person businesses seeking the same advantages as larger companies. The company also announced the acquisition of benefits access startup Besolo, a move designed to add quality healthcare choices to Lettuce's suite of financial tools.

The funding was led by existing investor Zeev Ventures and will be used to drive the continued development and expansion of Lettuce's suite of offerings as well as accelerate go-to-market strategies. Besolo's founders will join Lettuce to lead its healthcare initiative. Lettuce is also bringing on Molly Loftus, former Cigna executive, Chief Actuary at Mercer, and CEO of Consortium Healthplans, as an advisor.

Lettuce Financial is the fintech platform built for solopreneurs, giving businesses of one the corporate-level advantages traditionally reserved for companies with many employees. Powered by AI, the platform provides a secure operating system that streamlines business operations and financial strategies, including accounting, payroll, benefits, and tax compliance. By handling the complexities of business management, Lettuce gives solopreneurs peace of mind and the financial edge to run and grow smarter, more profitable businesses.