Summer 2026
Posted on 4/27/2026
Workforce management platform for hourly workers
No salary listed
Houston, TX, USA
Hybrid
Requires in-office in Houston, TX two days per week (Tuesdays and Wednesdays).
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Homebase provides a digital workforce management platform for businesses with hourly workers. It combines time tracking, employee scheduling, payroll processing, and built-in messaging to help managers run their teams more efficiently. Time tracking turns any device into a time clock to record hours, breaks, and overtime, reducing paperwork. Scheduling lets managers plan and adjust shifts online and share the plan with the team instantly. Payroll automatically calculates pay, makes direct deposits, and handles payroll taxes. The built-in messaging keeps managers and team members connected, even when they’re not on site. The service is mainly used by small businesses with hourly workers and is priced as a software-and-services offering. The goal is to simplify and streamline day-to-day operations for hourly workforces by providing an all-in-one tool to manage time, schedules, pay, and communication in one place.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$189M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2014
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Stock options
Comprehensive insurance plans
401(k) with 4% company match
Remote, hybrid, and in-office work options
Top-of-the-line equipment and home office
Annual holidays and accrued PTO
Fun company activities
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While there are countless tech companies that make HR technology for small and mid-sized businesses, much of it is geared toward “professionals who sit at desks in some capacity,” insists Homebase founder and CEO John Waldmann.Homebase is HR software that targets the two-thirds of the American SMB workforce with hourly jobs that require them to be onsight.After nabbing over 100,000 small businesses as customers, covering over 2 million employees, Homebase recently closed on $60 million in Series D financing. L Catterton Growth led the round and was joined by Emerson Collective. The round also includes existing investors, Notable Capital, Bain Capital Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Cowboy Ventures and PLUS Capital.Homebase offers payroll, shift scheduling, timesheets, hiring and onboarding, communication and HR compliance.“It’s really hard to raise capital now, and the fact that they raised with a top private equity firm like L Catterton Growth says a lot about the team and performance,” said. Jeff Richards, investor and managing partner at Notable Capital (formerly GGV Capital).“Hourly workers have a lot of the same desires for flexibility and certainty, but it shows up in entirely different ways, and that’s been our core mission,” Waldmann said.Richards agrees. He said that SMB tech for frontline or hourly workers doesn’t get nearly the attention it deserves despite the fact that it may affect over 55% of the workforce. He also said that artificial intelligence will be a major enabler of small businesses, and companies like Homebase will enable them to “build amazing businesses.”Despite the founder’s and investor’s enthusiasm, Homebase isn’t alone in serving this hourly worker market