Whop is a New York-based social commerce platform and marketplace where creators, influencers, and small businesses sell digital products, memberships, online courses, software, and access to private communities. Founded in 2021 by three friends who grew up building sneaker bots, Whop bundles storefront building, payments, community tools, and marketplace discovery into one no-code product. By early 2026 it had processed billions in cumulative sales, powered tens of thousands of sellers, and raised a $200M investment from Tether at a $1.6 billion valuation.
Hubla is a Brazilian creator-economy platform that lets creators sell and manage digital products - online courses, memberships, mentorships, e-books and paid WhatsApp/Telegram communities - through an all-in-one checkout, payments and member-management system. Founded in 2020 as ChatPay and rebranded to Hubla in late 2021, the São Paulo company processes payments (PIX, card, boleto) and takes a fee on each sale. Backed by Kaszek and Y Combinator, it has grown into one of the country's larger 'Shopify for creators' players and is now leaning into AI sales agents.
Nas Company is the parent of the Nas Daily media brand and the creator-economy platforms Nas Academy and Nas.io, founded by viral one-minute video maker Nuseir Yassin. Its mission is to 'Bring People Together' by giving creators and community leaders the tools to teach, build memberships, sell digital products, and own their audience instead of renting it from social platforms. The ecosystem reaches hundreds of millions of people monthly and has raised more than $23M to date, beginning with an $11M Series A in 2021.