WeLoveNoCode operates a subscription-based no-code marketplace that connects startups, agencies, SMBs and enterprises with developers to solve product needs. Led by Nik Shevchenko, the platform connects 5,000 companies and 36,000 no-code developers. The company has two offices in the United States and the UK and is based in San Francisco, CA. It expects to earn $24 million in ARR within a year. Management says it will use the funds to strengthen its market position and has committed to donate 10% of its margin income in March to aid Ukrainians in need. WeLoveNoCode is presented in the article as a no-code development service that builds applications and landing pages without traditional coding. The report says the company raised $1 million from investors including Nikolay Davydov, the Liberman brothers, and other unnamed backers. Reader comments included in the article debate the startup's pricing and market fit, with some arguing no-code offerings are often priced high and that in many cases it might be simpler to code. Commenters describe common client needs as multiple landing pages per month and temporary marketing apps, implying recurring demand for quick solutions. Several comments cite price examples around $2,000 per month and state contractors from Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine would perform such work while taking up to about 30% of the fee. Other commenters questioned how the service differs from free website builders and noted competition from low-cost developers and international markets.

Total raised

$4M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Apr 2022