On-demand photography marketplace and visual content pipeline platform
Snappr runs an on-demand photography marketplace paired with SaaS tooling for enterprise visual content pipelines. Hiring skews overwhelmingly to marketing-tagged, mid-level roles across the US and Mexico, which, alongside projects in restaurant, property and vehicle shoots, points to scaling a contributor photographer network rather than an internal engineering team. The stack pairs Salesforce, HubSpot, Salesloft and Apollo with Google Ads adoption, indicating an outbound and ABM-driven enterprise motion.
Snappr is a San Francisco-based, privately held company founded in 2017 with 51–200 employees. It provides visual content creation services, including self-serve photographer booking, photo editing, AI-driven portrait analysis, and an integrable SaaS product that automates image workflows for enterprises. Core verticals include real estate, food and restaurant, product, and vehicle listing photography, plus headshots. The company operates across the United States and Mexico, with a lean product stack built on Node.js, React, TypeScript, Python and Swift.
Snappr uses Node.js, React, TypeScript, Python and Swift for product, Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop and Premiere Pro for imaging, and Salesforce, HubSpot, Salesloft, Apollo and Mixpanel for go-to-market and analytics.
Snappr hires in the United States and Mexico, with most openings in marketing-tagged, mid-level roles tied to photography work across restaurant, property and vehicle shoots.
Current initiatives include restaurant and property listing photography, vehicle listing projects, a Snappr News product launch, a dedicated support resolution center, and improving go-to-market communication.
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