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Founder (1)

The people behind Gumroad — every name cites a verbatim mention from a public source.

  • Sahil Lavingia
    Sahil Lavingia
    AI-verified
    Founder of Gumroad
    6 mentions
    "Founders in ArmsStartup to State: Sahil Lavingia on Gumroad, Profitability, and His Time at DOGE1×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -54:40-54:40Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.Startup to State: Sahil Lavingia on Gumroad,…"
    Startup to State: Sahil Lavingia on Gumroad, Profitability, and His Time at DOGE
    "The Growth PodcastHow to PM Production Changes with Devin: Tutorial From Gumroad CEO, Sahil Lavingia1621×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -28:05-28:05Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.How to PM Production Changes with Devin: Tutorial From Gumr..."
    How to PM Production Changes with Devin: Tutorial From Gumroad CEO, Sahil Lavingia
    "205 Likes 6 Bookmarks 48 Comments Hello! What's your background, and what are you working on? Hi! My name is Sahil Lavingia. I run a small company called Gumroad, where we ship a super-simple e-commerce tool for digital content creators. Before that, I was at Pinterest where I..."
    I started Gumroad as a weekend project
    "Episode #100 After leaving his post as employee #2 at Pinterest, a teenage Sahil Lavingia (@shl) raised millions in funding from high-profile Silicon Valley to build a unicorn startup that could change the world — Gumroad. Today he lives in tiny Provo, Utah, spends much of his..."
    From Aspiring Billionaire to Indie Hacker with Sahil Lavingia of Gumroad
    "…DB](https://www.indiehackers.com/ideas)[Products DB](https://www.indiehackers.com/products) [Join](https://www.indiehackers.com/sign-up) 9 Likes 1 Bookmark 1 Comment Report # Hit $500K in MRR! [by Sahil Lavingia](https://www.indiehackers.com/sahil) We accomplished this by doi..."
    Hit $500K in MRR! - Indie Hackers
    "r/GrowthHacking on Reddit: The $2M/month lesson every SaaS founder should steal from Gumroad Sahil Lavingia built Gumroad as a weekend project in 2011 because he was frustrated. He wanted to sell his design work, and the process sucked. So he shipped something simple: a link, ..."
    r/GrowthHacking on Reddit: The $2M/month lesson every SaaS founder should steal from Gumroad