RevenueCat’s CEO said the company experienced a rough patch in Spring 2023, including a bank failure, a series B investor collapse, and server issues in the same week, followed by a cultural reset.
SourceA simple API for managing in-app subscriptions
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
RevenueCat is a subscription infrastructure platform for app businesses, helping developers build, analyze, and grow recurring revenue across iOS, Android, and the web.
Primary product
Subscription management SDK and platform for in-app and web subscriptions
Founded
2017
Headquarters
Brandon, Florida, United States
Team size
100-150
Work style
Remote
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Subscription management / mobile app monetization / developer tools
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series C
Total raised
$156.6M
Latest round
Series C · May 2025
Latest amount
$50M
May 2025 · Bain Capital Ventures
Apr 2024 · Adjacent
May 2021 · Y Combinator Continuity Fund
Jan 2020 · Index Ventures
Oct 2018
Total financing reported in public sources
Leadership
CEO
CTO & Co-founder
Jens-Fabian Goetzmann
Head of Product
Head of Developer Experience
Vice President
Head of Finance
Growth Advocate
Lead Developer Advocate
Julie Farley
Marketing Director
Guillermo Pérez
Director of Engineering, SRE
Founders
CTO & Co-founder
Public sources describe a remote, product-driven, engineering-led culture focused on shipping, experimentation, and helping developers make money. Leadership posts also emphasize small cross-functional teams and high ownership.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
Some public LinkedIn posts mention senior roles with competitive cash compensation plus equity, but RevenueCat does not appear to publish a general compensation philosophy publicly. Public salary signals are limited and role-specific.
Benefits
Pricing
Tiered SaaS pricing with free and paid plans; public job/website snippets indicate monthly plans starting at $1,700 and enterprise/contact-us pricing.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$20M-$30M annual revenue (public estimate from Exa-derived company data; corroborated by recent company growth context and not independently audited)
Estimated monthly visits
2.7M
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
RevenueCat’s CEO said the company experienced a rough patch in Spring 2023, including a bank failure, a series B investor collapse, and server issues in the same week, followed by a cultural reset.
SourceRevenueCat completed its first acquisition, buying Dipsea, an app customer and longtime RevenueCat user; terms were not disclosed.
SourceTechCrunch · Jun 2025
RevenueCat expanded web payments through a Paddle partnership, enabling unified subscription access and analytics across web and mobile.
TechCrunch · May 2025
TechCrunch reported the raise, the company’s scale in powering subscriptions for more than 70,000 apps, and its plans to expand products and M&A.
Reuters · May 2025
RevenueCat raised $50 million led by Bain Capital Ventures; returning investors included Index Ventures, Y Combinator, and Volo Ventures. The company said it plans to expand its workforce and pursue acquisitions.
RevenueCat · Sep 2024
RevenueCat’s first acquisition: Dipsea, acquired as an internal testbed for product and monetization experiments.
TechCrunch · Sep 2024
RevenueCat’s first acquisition was Dipsea. The article says RevenueCat bought out Dipsea’s cap table and kept the app operating.
21 jobs at RevenueCat