SubcontractorHub, an AI-driven operating system for residential construction, has secured an eight-figure growth investment from Curve Partners. The capital will accelerate the company’s national expansion and the continued development of its unified technology platform, designed to modernize how contractors operate.
This strategic investment follows SubcontractorHub’s 640% year-over-year growth, driven by increasing adoption among contractors seeking a single system for managing sales, project execution, compliance, procurement, and financial workflows. The company aims to establish foundational infrastructure for the residential construction industry.
Residential construction, a significant sector of the U.
S. economy, often faces technological fragmentation. Contractors frequently rely on multiple disconnected tools, manual coordination, and siloed financial systems to manage increasingly complex businesses. SubcontractorHub was developed to address this issue by providing a vertically integrated operating system that centralizes operations, embeds automation, and connects contractors to financial and marketplace infrastructure within a cohesive environment.
Justin Brach, Founder and CEO of SubcontractorHub, stated, “We are not building another point solution. We are building the operating system for contractors — the infrastructure layer that powers how projects are sold, financed, managed, and delivered. Our growth reflects the demand for a unified platform that enables contractors to scale with greater efficiency, transparency, and control.”
The platform integrates operational software, AI-driven workflow automation, embedded financial coordination, and supplier connectivity into a unified ecosystem. Its modular AI architecture automates repetitive processes, enhances operational visibility, and reduces administrative friction throughout the entire project lifecycle, from lead intake to final payment.
Landon Jaussi, Founder & Partner at Curve Partners, commented, “SubcontractorHub is at a true inflection point. The company has built a mission-critical operating system for the trades that sits at the center of revenue, payments, and workflow. Justin and the team have achieved exceptional results through disciplined, bootstrapped execution. Curve is thrilled to be SubcontractorHub’s first institutional investor as the company enters its next phase of growth and value creation.”
The new capital will be allocated to expanding engineering and AI development teams, accelerating national contractor acquisition and ecosystem growth, deepening financial and supplier integrations, continuing the development of intelligent automation across the construction lifecycle, and scaling infrastructure to support long-term industry transformation. SubcontractorHub is actively hiring across engineering, AI, product, and growth functions.
Brach further elaborated on the company’s vision, saying, “Residential construction powers communities, yet the businesses behind it have historically lacked modern infrastructure. Our long-term vision is to provide contractors with the same level of operational intelligence, financial access, and technological leverage that enterprise companies take for granted. We believe the next decade will redefine how construction businesses are built and scaled — and SubcontractorHub intends to be at the center of that transformation.”
SubcontractorHub is an AI-driven operating system designed for residential construction and home-services businesses. It unifies sales, project management, financial infrastructure, procurement connectivity, and workflow automation into a single, intelligent system to help contractors streamline operations, strengthen cash flow, and scale efficiently. Curve Partners, founded by Landon Jaussi, a former TCV investor, is an investor in bootstrapped technology companies, focusing on B2B and B2B2C software and data platforms. Legal counsel for Curve Partners was provided by Croke Fairchild Duarte & Beres LLC.
