Autocase
OperatingImpact Infrastructure, Inc
Software & AI · New York, NY · Founded 2014
Economic analysis software for sustainable buildings and infrastructure
Financials
FY2019–FY2024 · from SEC filings · hover any figure for its sourceFigures as reported by the issuer in the filing shown on hover. Each year’s pill shows the assurance level of its filed statements — audited, reviewed (CPA review, less than an audit), or unaudited, as the filing’s own report or certification states it. A dashed pill marked * is inferred instead: the SEC minimum for an offering that size, which the issuer may have exceeded. No pill means we couldn’t tell. Headcount is the filing’s point-in-time count, not a year-end average. Manually corrected figures are marked “Corrected”.
Valuation over rounds
Pre-money — the valuation set before each round’s money came inBlue bars are the pre-money valuation the company stated for a priced round. Dashed amber bars are a SAFE or convertible note's valuation cap — the most it converts at, not what the company is worth, so don't compare them with the other bars.
Share price over rounds
“Today's shares” restates every price in the share terms current now, so a price before a split or an LLC→corporation conversion is divided by that event's ratio (each event is cited on the round page). Disclosed sales come from the issuer's own filings (prior-offering lines, audited-statement notes) and are amount ÷ securities sold. A down round is a firm point more than 25 % below the previous firm point of the same share class on a comparable basis; the comparison ignores unverified and year-only lines.
Cap table
Share counts as of Dec 31, 2022These classes don't convert into each other and last sold at very different prices, so their share counts can't be added up into ownership percentages. Compare them by price instead.
| Class | Outstanding | Votes / share | Last price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preferred Stockpreferred | 19,513 | — | $10.39Aug 2022 |
| Common stock | 1,585,770 | — | $0.0045Nov 2021 |
Principal holders% as the filing states it, Apr 14, 2025
- John Williams1,506,929 Common Stock83.9%of company
Sold to the crowd
- Reg CF · Jun 2021$393.5K
- Reg CF · Aug 2022105,637 shares at $10.39$1.1M· 261 investors
From the company's SEC filings: share counts per class, each class's voting and conversion terms, and the holders of 20% or more that Form C requires (officers and 10%+ holders on Form 1-A). Filings name only large holders, so most owners — including crowd investors — are not listed, and a holder's percentage may be of its own class rather than of the whole company. Prices and crowd share counts are in today's share terms — adjusted for splits and conversions since they were sold. Hover a figure for its filing.
Fundraising history
Team
12 people
Prior to founding Autocase John was a principal owner and executive at HDR, Inc., a billon dollar AEC firm where he was tasked with starting new business lines. In 2014 armed with seed financing from Autodesk, John created a new company, Autocase, to bring higher quality and far less expensive triple bottom line (TBL) analytics to a mass market. Autocase created this new SaaS market and is now perfectly positioned to meet the global demand for objective sustainability performance data.
Steph led the economics team at HDR that John challenged to find a means of measuring the value of green buildings and infrastructure. Already well recognized in the field of environmental economics, Steph was ideally suited to direct the extensive R&D needed to create our SaaS product offering. As the company’s COO, Steph is responsible for growing the business in pursuit of bringing high quality economic analysis to building projects around the world.
Eric leads the economic research and advisory teams and has extensive experience leveraging economic concepts to incorporate climate adaptation, sustainability, equity, and resilience into decision making and reporting. He specializes in creating methodologies to quantify and monetize a variety of environmental and societal impacts across capital projects and policies. He’s also developed educational content for the AIA, ISI, RELi and the ASCE.
As Vice President of Product & Digital at Autocase, Katelyn oversees Autocase’s cloud-based software development and go to market strategy. Katelyn’s background is in economics and strategy consulting for Fortune 500 companies, and she now works closely with our customers in implementing features and software solutions as part of their sustainable strategies.
Bill is Founder & Portfolio Manager at Stance Capital. Prior to that Mr. Davis was co-founder and Managing Director of Empirical Asset Management, launched in 2014. Prior to co-founding Empirical, he was the founder and CEO of Ze-gen, a venture and private equity backed renewable energy company. Mr. Davis has served as CEO or founder of numerious other companies such as Database Marketing Corporation, Holland Mark and Cambridge Brand Analytics.
David Stoller has had a career spanning law, private equity, and entrepreneurial leadership. Mr. Stoller was a partner and co-head of Milbank Tweed’s global project finance practice, a partner and head of Charterhouse Group USA’s Environmental Capital Group, founding CEO of two leading companies in the environmental services area, American Disposal Services (led IPO in 1996) and in wholesale insurance, Americana Financial Services (now AMWINS), and, until his recent retirement, served for eight years as Chairman and CEO of the London Exchange-listed Reach4Entertainment, the largest branding and marketing agency for theater and live entertainment in London and New York City. Mr. Stoller has a BA in biology from University of Pennsylvania, an MA from the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research, a JD from the Fordham Law School, and is a graduate of the Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program (AMP 115).
Drew is the Managing Director at Ascentage Group, which involves facilitating the business development needs of high-tech ventures and creative enterprises, including advising clients in the areas of strategic planning, channel expansion, licensing, international business, and facilitating strategic partnerships, mergers and acquisitions. He serves on the board of directors of several of Ascentage Group's clients.
Phil Bernstein is an architect, technologist and educator. He is currently the Associate Dean and Professor, Adjunct at the Yale University School of Architecture, where he has taught professional practice since 1989. He is a former vice president at Autodesk, and a former principal at Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects. He lectures, writes and consults extensively on design practice, technology and project delivery in the building industry.
Regional Institutional Market Director for VHB in NYC, responsible for managing the firms real estate development consulting practice assisting clients with development deals and to reposition underutilized property. Skilled at project management for development from concept and due diligence through public approvals, marketing and design and development management.
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Ted Kesik is a professor of building science at the University of Toronto. Professor Kesik's research areas include high performance buildings, resilient infrastructure, carbon neutral buildings, renewable energy, green roofs, building enclosure design and sustainability. He is actively involved in technical organizations and is the author of numerous books, studies, reports and articles related to his areas of research and professional practice.
Whitney is a senior strategic advisor and angel investor, as well as a former Executive Vice President at Citibank and Executive Director at Morgan Stanley. She is also on the Board of several organizations including Autocase, Mend and the New York Foundation for the Arts. Whitney is a graduate of both Princeton and the Columbia Business School.
Names and titles as disclosed on SEC Form C, StartEngine. Bios and photos come from the platform campaign page and may be out of date.
Reg CF annual-report compliance
Filed 4 of 5 annual reports (FY2021–FY2025)
Reg CF issuers must file a Form C-AR each year until a Rule 202(b) termination trigger is met.
SEC filings
View all 10 filings on EDGAR- Form C-ARApr 14, 20250001665160-25-000646EDGAR
- Form C-ARApr 1, 20240001857657-24-000002EDGAR
- Form C-ARApr 24, 20230001665160-23-000741EDGAR
- Form C-UFeb 27, 20230001665160-23-000305EDGAR
- Form C/ADec 14, 20220001665160-22-003066EDGAR
- Form C/ANov 15, 20220001665160-22-002920EDGAR
- Form CAug 19, 20220001665160-22-002245EDGAR
- Form C-ARAug 9, 20220001665160-22-002177EDGAR
About this data. Figures are compiled from public sources — SEC EDGAR filings (Form C, C-AR, 1-A, 1-K) and funding-platform pages — and may be delayed, incomplete, or restated by the issuer. Financial statements are as reported by the issuer; each year is labeled with its assurance level (audited / reviewed / unaudited). A valuation cap is the conversion ceiling of a SAFE or convertible note, not an agreed company valuation; post-money figures are computed as pre-money plus amount raised and are not a traded price. Crowdonomics is not a broker-dealer, funding portal, or investment adviser; nothing here is investment advice or an offer to sell securities. Verify all figures against the linked EDGAR filings.