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Certification platform Certiverse nabs $11M Series A led by Cherryrock

Last updated: March 27, 2025 2:49 pm
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Revolutionizing Certification Exams with Certiverse

Certification platform Certiverse recently secured an impressive $11 million Series A funding round led by Cherryrock Capital, marking a significant milestone for the company.

Founded in 2023 by Ruben Garcia, Pablo Meyer, and Federico Lopez, Certiverse is changing the game when it comes to developing certification exams. The platform offers organizations a cost-effective alternative to traditional methods, making it easier for companies to create and administer certification programs.

The Importance of Certifications

Certifications have long been a valuable tool for individuals looking to enhance their technical skills and improve their job prospects. With Certiverse, organizations can work with a variety of companies, ranging from technology nonprofits like The Linux Foundation to software giants like HashiCorp, to develop customized certification exams that meet their specific needs.

CEO Ruben Garcia brings a wealth of experience to the table, having previously co-founded and sold Innovative Exams, a successful testing-service company. He understands the challenges and costs associated with developing certification programs, noting that it can cost companies up to $150,000 using traditional providers.

Streamlining the Certification Process

Certiverse offers a more efficient approach, allowing clients to develop multiple exams for less than $10,000 each and launching them in a fraction of the time it would take with legacy providers like Pearson or Prometric. The platform’s revenue model is designed to align with clients’ interests, generating income once exams are launched and professionals start taking them.

Garcia emphasized the importance of staying focused during the fundraising process, pitching to a select group of investors who shared his vision for the company’s growth. The $11 million Series A round, led by Cherryrock Capital and joined by Chingona Ventures, Hyde Park Venture Partners, and Zeal Capital Partners, will be used to enhance Certiverse’s automation capabilities and onboard new clients and partners.

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Looking Towards the Future

With a total funding of over $16 million to date, Certiverse is poised for rapid expansion. Garcia’s goal is to scale the platform and launch 1,000 new clients and partners, making it easier than ever for anyone to create and administer certification exams. The company’s commitment to innovation and efficiency sets it apart in the certification industry, paving the way for a brighter future for professionals seeking to enhance their skills and advance their careers.

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