Spikey Bits · Apr 2026
Reports the launch of eBay sync, describing how Miniswap can mirror listings and keep inventory synchronized across channels.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Miniswap is a San Francisco-based niche marketplace for tabletop wargaming miniatures, starting with Warhammer. It uses a curated miniatures catalog and AI-assisted listing tools to help hobbyists and game stores buy and sell with integrated payments, shipping, and buyer/seller protections.
Primary product
Marketplace for tabletop wargaming miniatures (starting with Warhammer)
Founded
2025
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Industry
Internet Marketplace Platforms
Sub-industry
Tabletop wargaming miniatures marketplace
Offices
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Business model
Investors
Public-facing copy emphasizes a hobbyist-led, community-first culture: the company describes itself as built by wargamers for hobbyists, with community spirit, hobby-specific features, and direct feedback loops through Discord and support channels.
Compensation
No public salary bands or compensation ranges were found. The YC jobs page currently shows no open roles.
Pricing
7% seller fee (take rate) plus payment processing; buyer protection is included.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Spikey Bits · Apr 2026
Reports the launch of eBay sync, describing how Miniswap can mirror listings and keep inventory synchronized across channels.
Technori · Mar 2026
Long-form founder interview about the marketplace strategy, the taxonomy problem in tabletop miniatures, and planned community features like commissions.
Startupmag · Dec 2025
Summarizes the $3.5M raise, the AI-assisted taxonomy, and Miniswap's plans to expand catalog coverage and community features.
Dealroom.co · Dec 2025
Reports Miniswap raised $3.5M and frames the company as a niche Warhammer miniatures marketplace in a YC batch dominated by AI startups.
Tech Funding News · Dec 2025
Profiles the raise, the Warhammer-focused marketplace, and the founders' backgrounds, emphasizing the niche-market thesis and community tooling.