Work at Weebly

We're a bit different than your average startup. We're a small team that loves what we do. We only hire others who love what they do, too.

Even though we're very profitable, we don't hire just for the sake of it; we hire the best people, then trust them: it's the thinking behind our no-limit vacation policy and company credit card for everyone.

We love building things and we focus on being productive, not the amount of time you spend in the office. We hate meetings, so we only have one per week.

We put a lot of effort into making Weebly a fun place to work for people who like getting things done.

Our millions of users love us (check out our blog comments). We have a net promoter score over 80% (higher than Apple's).

Running 2% of all of the websites on the Internet presents some very interesting technical challenges. Making a complex task super simple and intuitive is also an ongoing challenge.

Over 7 million registered users

Profitable since 2009

2% of all websites on the Internet were created with Weebly

10% of all websites created in 2010 were created with Weebly

Top 100 Quantcast network

6% of the United States visits a Weebly website every month

Net promoter score over 80% (higher than Apple's)

• Standard Stuff
• Competitive salary
• Stock options
• Employer-paid health care
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• Not So Standard
• Only 1 meeting per week
• Employer match of retirement contribution up to the maximum allowed by law
• Company credit card
• Lots of pixels, Aeron chair
• Free food, drinks & snacks at the office (including all lunches & dinners)
• Gym membership
• Fun, get-things-done work environment -- work whenever you want, take days off whenever you want, as long as you're getting things done

We've been covered by Time, Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, The San Francisco Chronicle, Inc Magazine, PC World (1, 2), Entrepreneur (1, 2), TechCrunch (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12), VentureBeat (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12), TheNextWeb, GigaOm, and Mashable, among others.

Sequoia Capital

Baseline (Steve Anderson)

Y Combinator

Ron Conway

Floodgate (Mike Maples)

Felicis (Aydin Senkut)

Paul Buchheit (creator of Gmail)