Gynger

HQ
New York
Total Offices: 2
36 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2021

Gynger Company Growth, Stability & Outlook

Updated on August 31, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Financial Health

Financial stability is built on more than just a balance sheet; it is rooted in our category-defining model and the backing of the world’s most sophisticated financial institutions. We operate with the fiscal discipline of a seasoned fintech and the high-growth momentum of a Silicon Valley standout.

Top-Tier Institutional Backing

Our stability is anchored by a $11.7 million seed round and $20 million Series-A, ensuring we have the "dry powder" to fund our customers' growth through any market cycle. We are backed by a "Who’s Who" of venture and strategic partners.

Sustainable Growth Metrics

We don’t believe in growth at all costs. Our leadership underscores stability through prudent cost management and strategic hiring.

  • Revenue Velocity: We have seen consistent year-over-year growth in customer adoption as the "SaaS cash-flow gap" becomes a primary concern for CFOs globally.
  • Retention & Trust: Our 90-day employee retention rate of nearly 100% and our 5/5 Glassdoor rating are internal indicators of a stable, well-resourced environment where people feel secure in their career trajectory.

The "Braze" Pedigree

The involvement of Mark Ghermezian (Founder of Braze, BRZE) brings a level of operational maturity rarely seen at the Series-A stage. Our leadership team treats every pivot as a shared learning opportunity, ensuring that we remain agile without sacrificing the structural integrity of the business.

Metrics to Back It Up!

Being named a Built In "Best Place to Work" for three years in a row and having a 5/5 Glassdoor rating aren't just culture wins - it’s a financial one. It signals to the market (and our candidates) that we are investing heavily in our team, our technology, and our long-term roadmap.

What People Are Saying About Gynger

  • Investor Backing & Capital Strength: Capital raised in June 2024—a $20M Series A led by PayPal Ventures plus a debt facility up to $100M from Community Investment Management—provides funding capacity to finance customer purchases and scale go-to-market. Public materials link this capital to expanding originations and operations.
  • Strong Revenue Growth: Statements at the June 2024 Series A cited over 700% year-over-year revenue growth and a 5x increase in customers since sales began in 2023, indicating sharp early traction even if off a small base. Continued customer stories into late 2025 and January 2026 suggest ongoing adoption.
  • Strategic Partnerships: Case studies and partner references (e.g., HPE GPU deals, Therapy iQ) through 2025–2026 point to recognizable logos using the platform and vendor-side embed efforts like “Pay with Gynger.” Partnerships in AI/GPU infrastructure (e.g., Soluna, GMI Cloud) broaden use cases within the tech ecosystem.