Hubla

Hubla is a Brazilian technology company founded in 2020, with headquarters in São Paulo and Nova Lima, Minas Gerais. It operates as an all-in-one platform that helps digital content creators monetize their expertise by building and managing online businesses. Hubla offers tools for selling courses, managing memberships, creating communities, and delivering digital content, allowing creators to turn their hobbies and professional knowledge into sustainable revenue streams. The company gained traction during the COVID-19 pandemic and participated in the Y Combinator Accelerator Program in 2020. Hubla supports over a thousand active communities with around 60,000 monthly subscribers across Brazil and Portugal, covering various sectors such as health, fitness, finance, education, and music. Often referred to as the "Shopify for creators," Hubla provides a customizable environment that enables creators to implement their business strategies effectively. The platform supports multiple monetization models, including subscriptions and course sales, helping top creators earn significant annual revenues. Hubla has raised $11 million in a Series A funding round, attracting investment from notable firms to expand its product offerings and accelerate growth. Key founders include Arthur Alvarenga and Breno Oliveira, both experienced in software development and entrepreneurship.