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Legionfarm

AI workspace for professional gamers

legionfarm.com
HQ: San Francisco, CA, USA
1-10
Consumer

Company research

Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals

Updated Jul 29, 2026

Overview

Legionfarm is a gaming-services company now branded around LFCarry: a marketplace for hiring vetted pro gamers for coaching, carries, boosting, and companionship. Public sources describe it as YC-backed, founded in 2016, and operating as a global, mostly distributed team; public profiles also show a rebrand/consolidation from Legionfarm to LFCarry.

Primary product

LFCarry / Legionfarm marketplace for pro-gamer coaching, carries, and boosting services

Founded

2016

Headquarters

Redwood City, California, United States

Team size

20-30

Work style

Flexible

Industry

Computer Games

Sub-industry

Gaming services marketplace / coaching, carry, and boosting

Offices

San Francisco, California, United States
London, England, United Kingdom
Istanbul, Turkey
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Singapore

Business model

marketplace
usage-based per-session service fees
subscription

Funding

Stage

Series B

Total raised

$27.5M

Latest round

Series B · Mar 2022

Latest amount

$11M

Series B

Mar 2022 · Winter Capital

$11M

Series A

May 2021

$6M

Seed round

Oct 2019 · TMT Investments

$1.5M

People & investors

Leadership

Aleksei Beliankin-Bauer

Founder, Board member; former CEO & Founder (May 2016–May 2024)

Kirill Beliankin

Chief Product Officer

Emin Alekperov

Chief Operating Officer

Anton P.

Chief Financial Officer

Investors

Alex Summers
Altair Capital
Ankur Nagpal
Denis Smetnev
Kevin Lin
Rockstone Ventures
Scrum VC
Silicon Valley Bank
TMT Investments
Winter Capital
Y Combinator

Work & culture

Mission-driven and community-oriented, with messaging around creating jobs in virtual worlds, helping players monetize elite skill, and supporting a collaborative engineering/design/data-science team.

Work style

Flexible

Compensation

Public sources say pro players are paid about $10-$16/hour, with weekly payouts and quality-based variation. A public AI Product Engineer posting advertised $70K-$140K plus 0.10%-1.00% equity. Earlier coverage also described a la carte pricing at $12/hour and subscription plans at $25 or $50/month.

Benefits

weekly payouts for pro players
stable income from recurring clients
1-8 premium clients on dedicated pro program
no random orders on dedicated pro program
ability to keep streaming and competing
promotion of pro streams and channels
support for invites to closed tournaments
human support

Product & market

Pricing

Transparent per-order calculator with hourly/per-session pricing and subscription options; historical public pricing included $12/hour and $25/$50 monthly plans.

Differentiators

  • —vetted top 1% pro players
  • —40+ games supported
  • —self-play and piloted service modes
  • —transparent calculator pricing
  • —dedicated pro program
  • —human support
  • —strong Trustpilot rating and review volume
  • —AI-workspace / automation focus in newer positioning

Technology

Stripe
Twitch
Shopify
Slack
Trustpilot
Discord
X / Twitter
Facebook
Fiverr
PHP

Customers

amateur and competitive gamers who want coaching or help beating difficult content
players who want carries/boosts in games like Destiny 2, WoW, Call of Duty, Apex Legends, and Valorant
pro gamers who want to monetize their gameplay skills

Competitors

Metafy
FITGMR
Gamefuly
GGPredict
Gamerabble
Microcoaching
Gamer Sensei
Skill Capped

Scale & contact

Estimated revenue

$1M-$10M

Estimated monthly visits

642.3K

Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026

founders@legionfarm.com+1 (628) 900 28 62

Signals & risks

Other
Jul 2025

Khabib Nurmagomedov litigation ended in a with-prejudice dismissal and public apology from Legionfarm after a breach-of-contract dispute over NFT-related obligations.

Source
Other
Mar 2022

VentureBeat reported operational disruption from the Russia-Ukraine war; Legionfarm said roughly 20% of pros and about half of staff were in Ukraine or Russia at the time.

Source

Latest news

AZA Favorably Resolves Multi-Million Dollar Litigation for UFC Champion Khabib Nurmagomedov

AZA Law · Jul 2025

Settlement notice says Legionfarm and Khabib Nurmagomedov resolved the NFT-related breach-of-contract dispute and Legionfarm posted a public apology.

Nurmagomedov v. Legionfarm, Inc. docket summary

PacerMonitor · Jul 2025

Court docket summary shows the case was dismissed with prejudice on July 22, 2025.

LegionFarm raises $11M to boost pro gamers, but the Ukraine war has been disruptive

VentureBeat · Mar 2022

Reports the $11M extension round, total funding at $17M at the time, and operational disruption tied to the Russia-Ukraine war.

Legionfarm, pairing pro gamers with amateurs, raises $6 million Series A

TechCrunch · May 2021

Covers the Series A, pricing model, supported games, and the hardware-installment program for pros.

YC-backed Legionfarm lets competitive gamers pay to play with pro coaches

TechCrunch · Mar 2020

Early profile of the company’s coaching marketplace, hour-long sessions, and revenue-sharing model.

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