- Eugene, OregonGrew up in Eugene, Oregon. Skipped college and started building instead.
- September 2021 — WaldoFounded Waldo (legal entity Waldo AIO, Inc.). Early Waldo was a prepaid Mastercard and financial tracking for e-commerce resellers; it became inventory software, capital and a network of 20+ warehouses for inventory-driven businesses. Waldo’s site reports 1.1M+ units processed and a 100% asset-recovery rate; in my June 2026 announcement I put cumulative inventory processed at over $500 million. Sources: withwaldo.com, terms of service, my announcement.
- RedoWorked at Redo, the e-commerce returns and post-purchase platform (Draper, Utah).
- June 23, 2026 — WhopJoined Whop as Head of Services. Cameron Zoub, Whop’s co-founder, described the role: onboarding and scaling agencies, plumbers, home-services businesses and traditional brick-and-mortar companies. Source: Cameron’s LinkedIn post.
- July–August 2026Whop published four service-business case studies — Chopmen, Pinnacle North West Kitchen & Bath, VIIIZUTech and iTK9 — see the home page.
- September 2026Building the services vertical in public: this site, the savings calculator, and interviews with the owners already running their businesses on Whop.
Why services
Five years of e-commerce operations taught me where money gets stuck: between the sale and the payout, between the quote and the deposit, between a big job and a customer who needs to finance it. Service businesses have the same problems with fewer tools. Whop gives them payments, invoices, financing, Tap to Pay and ads in one place with no monthly fee — and the case studies above are the proof that it works for a tree service, a remodeler, a restoration shop and a dog trainer, not just for creators.
Whop, briefly
Founded 2021 in New York by Steven Schwartz (CEO), Cameron Zoub (CGO) and Jack Sharkey (CTO). Sellers earned about $4 billion in the last year across 145 countries; 650+ people have earned more than $1 million on the platform; Tether invested $200 million in February 2026 at a $1.6 billion valuation. Sources: Fortune, CoinDesk, Wikipedia.