Rocket Companies Inc (NYSE:RKT) has announced a $1.275 billion buyout of a leading personal finance app.
What Happened? Rocket Is acquiring Truebill, an app that helps users manage their personal finances, including subscriptions, credit scores, spending and budgeting. Truebill also negotiates bills on behalf of its customers, saving them up to 20% on monthly payments.
See Also: Why Rocket Companies Is A Fintech And E-Commerce Company, According To CEO Jay Farner
“Truebill’s work helping Americans keep track of their finances and providing guidance that leads to better financial outcomes follows the same philosophy as Rocket Companies – leveraging the power of technology to remove the friction from complex transactions – and applies it to everyday life,” Farner said in a statement.
Rocket currently has an ecosystem of 2.5 million serviced clients and an industry-best retention rate of 91%. Truebill is on track to generate $100 million in annual recurring revenue in 2021, more than double its 2020 revenue.
Benzinga’s Take: Rocket appears to be looking for ways to further monetize its large customer base by unlocking value in other areas of their lives beyond their home mortgage. In fact, Farner has said he sees Rocket as more of a fintech and e-commerce company than a traditional mortgage business.
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