Tinypay.me emerged from the 2010 Le Web conference and positions itself as the easiest way to sell stuff online by requiring users to fill a single form that takes about 60 seconds. The service supports physical and digital goods, generates an embeddable product page, and requires no account because transactions are handled through the user’s email and PayPal. Sellers can notify buyers via Facebook and Twitter as part of the workflow. The company is moving its headquarters from the Netherlands to San Francisco as part of its growth plans. Tinypay.me plans to use newly raised capital to support that relocation and expansion into Silicon Valley. Leadership includes co-founder and CEO Melvin Tercan.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Aug 2011