Loma
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About Loma
Loma is a click-to-deploy commerce enablement platform for online communities and creators. Its mission is to empower communities to own their own commerce, reflecting the belief that communities should control their economic fate. Having operated in stealth for two years, Loma was founded by technical co-founders with experience at Instagram, Nextdoor, Wayfair, and Zillow. The company raised a pre-seed round led by Lerer Hippeau and has since secured a seed round due to strong demand from early pilot communities. Loma focuses on peer-to-peer commerce enablement for niche communities such as automotive enthusiasts, esoteric fashion, and sport fandom, and is actively recruiting early engineers.
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Belief that communities should be empowered to own their own commerce.
Focus on self-organized affinity groups and organic niche communities.
Uses a peer-to-peer, community-managed transaction model, signaling a decentralized and collaborative culture.
Seeks early engineers to join on the ground floor, indicating a fast-paced, ownership-driven startup environment.
Aims to democratize value for communities by enabling them to capture the value they create.
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