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RevenueCat careers: remote jobs, culture and where they hire

Subscription infrastructure for 115,000+ apps. Remote-first since 2019, with location-independent pay.

Team of 187$118.5MBacked by Bain Capital Ventures, Index Ventures and Y CombinatorHiring remotely across the Americas, EMEA and APAC

Who backs RevenueCat

The company went through Y Combinator's Summer 2018 batch and raised a $50M Series C in May 2025 led by Bain Capital Ventures, with Index Ventures, Y Combinator, Adjacent, Volo Ventures and SaaStr Fund participating, at a $500M post-money valuation; TechCrunch put total funding at around $100M at the time. It had turned down an acquisition offer of roughly $500M at the end of 2024 while running slightly profitable on about $30M ARR with 100 people. Growth accelerated in 2026 as AI coding tools brought new developers: about 200 developers shipped their first monetizing app per day in March 2026, up from 25 a day a year earlier, and the platform now tracks more than $1B in purchases a month.

What is RevenueCat?

RevenueCat gives app businesses the infrastructure to build, run and improve monetization: an SDK and API that handle in-app subscriptions on iOS, Android and the web, plus paywall building, experiments, analytics and a growing set of products around virtual currencies, ad monetization, web billing and financing (RC Capital). By its own count it is in more than half of newly shipped subscription apps and processes over $16B in annual purchase volume, with customers ranging from solo developers to the OpenAI mobile team. Its 2026 State of Subscription Apps report drew on more than 115,000 apps.

Who founded RevenueCat

Jacob Eiting, CEO and co-founder. BS in Engineering Physics from The Ohio State University, where he wrote control software for telescopes including the Dark Energy Camera. Shipped one of the first 200 apps on the App Store, then was CTO of Elevate Labs, the brain-training app named Apple's App of the Year in 2014, where launching subscriptions exposed the problem RevenueCat solves. Works from rural Ohio.

Miguel Carranza, CTO and co-founder. Computer Science at Universidad de Sevilla and an MSc in Software Engineering for Technical Computing from Cranfield University. Moved to San Francisco in 2012 on a Jóvenes con Futuro internship at MindSnacks, stayed five and a half years, and rose to Director of Engineering at Elevate Labs before leaving in 2018 to start RevenueCat with Jacob.

Where does RevenueCat hire remotely?

RevenueCat is a fully remote company, founded in San Francisco and remote since 2019, that hires across the Americas, EMEA and APAC. The team of 150+ works from 25+ countries with no office, and each role is posted for one of those three regions.

United States: 29 open rolesEurope: 16 open rolesLatin America: 16 open rolesMiddle East & Africa: 16 open rolesCanada: 12 open rolesUnited Kingdom: 11 open rolesAsia-Pacific: 8 open rolesWorldwide: 7 open roles

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Why RevenueCat is exciting to work for

Pay does not depend on where you live. RevenueCat benchmarks every band at the 80th percentile of San Francisco companies of similar size and stage and pays that same number in every country, publishes the figure in every posting, and does not negotiate offers, a policy it defends publicly as a way to preserve fairness and internal equity. CTO Miguel Carranza wrote the case for it in 2021: "The quality of the work is equivalent" wherever the person sits.

The ambition is stated plainly. CEO Jacob Eiting on the Series C: "We want to build the most important software company for apps, by a mile," and the hiring blog states the goal of building a public company by the end of the decade. Having declined a $500M exit, Eiting told OnlyCFO he believed the company could become five to ten times larger. Because RevenueCat sits under half of new subscription apps, the surge of AI-built apps has become its tailwind without a pivot: new developer signups grew 40% in March 2026 alone.

RevenueCat publishes most of its operating manual: values, hiring loop, communication norms, compensation philosophy and an engineering strategy, so you can read exactly how the place runs before applying. Employees describe the result in the same terms. Jeffrey, a Developer Support Engineer: "You're treated as a high-performing adult and given the freedom to contribute wherever you see fit." The whole company gets pulled into building, too: the late-2025 Vibeathon had 44 staff, mostly from non-engineering teams, build apps with AI tools; close to 30 got built and 12 reached the app stores.

RevenueCat vibe check

Hours
Fully flexible schedule, with staff free to choose when and where they work; Head of Product Jens-Fabian Goetzmann spends afternoons with his kids and works again at night, and says he has fewer meetings than in any previous job.
Time off
4-5 weeks of flexible time off a year, plus a stated right to disconnect: nobody is expected to answer a weekend email.
Office
No office; the company pays for a co-working desk, a workspace budget and a stipend for teammates to meet in person, and runs an annual all-company offsite (past ones in Lake Tahoe and Austin) plus team offsites (Berlin and Mallorca in 2022).
Pace
Employees rate work-life balance 4.3/5 and the company 4.7/5 overall (Glassdoor, 49 reviews, September 2026).
Meetings
Async by default: Zoom is limited to 1-1s and urgent complex problems, plus a casual water-cooler call every two weeks.
Equity
Every posting offers equity with a 10-year window to exercise vested options.
Notable
An annual Hack Week where projects are voted on company-wide.

What to expect from the culture

Four values, written in 2018 and still quoted in every posting: Customer Obsession, Always Be Shipping, Own It, and Balance. Each carries sub-principles that read like instructions. Own It includes "See something, do something" and Kaizen retrospectives after failures. Balance includes "Maintain a Controlled Burn" (work should stretch but not break you), "Work is not Your Life", and "Keep Boundaries and Respect Boundaries", which warns against "urgency theater" dressed up as Always Be Shipping.

Communication defaults to asynchronous: decisions live in Notion and Slack, conclusions of conversations are recorded, and the company states outright that "you should not expect an instantaneous response". Both founders block deep-work time on their calendars every day to set the expectation that everyone protects theirs. Eiting is also candid about the cost: his 2023 essay "Remote work sucks" admits that a week with the company in one place resolved complex topics faster, but concludes that the team "could never have existed if we weren't a remote-first company."

The current postings warn that "this isn't the right fit for everyone": the systems manage billions of dollars, and you are expected to work hard and hold a high bar alongside driven people. Engineering runs as small autonomous teams, each with a technical DRI, following a published strategy: ship MVPs and iterate, escalate incidents early, write blameless post-mortems, and use AI tools aggressively while owning the result, because "even if an agent writes the code, you own what gets shipped."

How to get hired at RevenueCat

The loop is the same for every candidate and is described in detail on the company blog. It runs: application, a 30-45 minute hiring manager interview (career motivations and accomplishments, answer in STAR format), a first interview that for engineers is a live coding session, a panel round, references, then offer. The panel bundles a values interview for everyone, a systems design discussion for engineers or a presentation with 15 minutes of Q&A for other roles, and a founder interview with Jacob Eiting or Miguel Carranza as the capstone. The panel can be split up and the sessions need not run in sequence. The application form has optional questions, including why you want to work at RevenueCat and an anecdote about creative problem-solving, and the company says those answers are how candidates stand out.

Postings expect comfort coding alongside tools like Copilot, Cursor or Claude Code. A few roles carry a time zone requirement, for example the RC Capital team is based across US and European time zones and expects overlap in working hours.

RevenueCat hiring FAQ

Which platforms does RevenueCat support?

iOS, Android and the web through one SDK, plus Roku, Amazon and Apple Vision Pro. After the Series C the roadmap adds consumables, tax and fraud tools alongside the existing paywall and experiment builders.

How much does RevenueCat pay?

Each posting states one salary figure rather than a range. As of September 2026 the openings show $167K for a Data Analyst and for a Sales and Operations Specialist, $189K for senior marketing roles, $214K for a Senior Sales Engineer and a Senior Product Marketing Manager, $220K for Senior Product Designer and Senior Data Scientist, $230K for senior engineers, senior product managers and an Engineering Manager, $259K for Head of Customer Growth and $363K for Head of Sales, all in USD regardless of country.

Is there a take-home test in the RevenueCat interview?

No. Problems are based on daily RevenueCat work but need no prior product knowledge, and interviewers look for technical communication, product-oriented thinking, clean readable code, and algorithm and data structure understanding, because the company wants to see pragmatism and collaboration in real time despite being an async company.

What is RevenueCat's tech stack?

Backend postings ask for Python and PostgreSQL with advanced SQL, and list React single-page apps, SDK building and having shipped a mobile app with in-app purchases as pluses. Incidents are managed in Rootly with a public status page.

What is onboarding like at RevenueCat?

New hires go through an internal program called RevNewCat University, covering the product, supporting customers and living the values, and are introduced with a spotlight in the company all-hands. Engineering postings map the first month (a mentor, dev environment, ship a first project), three months (own projects end to end, talk to customers, join on-call) and twelve months (spec medium-to-large projects and mentor new engineers).

Does RevenueCat hire junior engineers or interns?

Not in the current openings. All 21 roles on the careers board are senior or head-level, and the backend engineer posting asks for 8+ years of experience.

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