Full-Time
Posted on 9/11/2025
BNPL fintech facilitating consumer-merchant transactions
$45k - $50k/yr
Remote in USA
Remote
Sezzle provides a four‑installment, interest‑free buy now, pay later (BNPL) service for consumers and a merchant payment option for retailers. Consumers split purchases into four equal, no‑interest payments at checkout, while merchants pay Sezzle a fee to enable the option and reduce cart abandonment. Sezzle earns most of its revenue from merchant fees and operates as a Public Benefits Corporation and Certified B Corp, aligning financial goals with social impact. Its stated goal is to financially empower younger consumers and help merchants grow by offering accessible, flexible payments, supported by rapid growth in active users and merchants (3.4 million and 46,982 respectively, with $1.8 billion in underlying merchant sales).
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Founded
2016
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Comprehensive Benefit Plans
Generous Parental & Family Leave
Competitive 401k Match
Paid Time Off & Volunteer Time Off
Ownership Through Equity
100% of Donations to Charity Matched
Work from Home Stipend
Highly Discounted Fitness Membership
Sezzle, a buy now, pay later provider, has launched its Virtual Card in Canada, powered by Marqeta's card issuing platform. The virtual Visa card enables eligible Canadian shoppers to use Sezzle both online and in physical stores at participating merchants. At launch, the card is available at retailers including SoftMoc, JD Sports Canada, Mastermind Toys and QE Home, with further expansion planned. Shoppers can add the card to digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Wallet for contactless payments, accepted at over 90% of Canadian retailers. A 2025 survey found 74% of Canadian Sezzle users were more likely to shop in-store if the service was available. The expansion requires no additional integration from merchants and aims to drive incremental sales by offering flexible payment options at checkout.
Sezzle Inc., a Buy Now, Pay Later fintech company, has seen shares fall 25% since Jim Cramer advised selling the stock on Mad Money in May 2025. The stock is down 81% over the past year, despite being up 6.5% year-to-date. In August, shares dropped 34% following second-quarter results showing $927 million in gross merchandise volume, $98.7 million in revenue, and $27.6 million in net income. Whilst revenue and GMV posted double-digit percentage increases, net income fell 7.1% annually. Cramer warned investors in May that Sezzle operates in a crowded space and had "gotten a little too hot", recommending shareholders take profits despite the stock hitting all-time highs. Earlier in February, shares had jumped 35% following strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings.
Sezzle, a buy now, pay later fintech company, has grown from a penny stock to a multibillion-dollar firm in under three years, driven by demand for its four-instalment payment service. The company is down 65% from all-time highs but shows continued growth momentum. Sezzle generates revenue primarily through merchant fees, with additional income from consumer fees and subscriptions. The company posted 66.1% revenue growth in 2025, though this has decelerated to 32.2% year-over-year in Q4. Management projects 25% to 30% revenue growth for 2026. The company is diversifying beyond BNPL services, preparing to submit a bank charter application and launching Sezzle Mobile, a wireless service starting at $29.99 monthly. Grand View Research projects 27% compound annual growth for the BNPL industry through 2033.
Sezzle Inc., a buy-now-pay-later company, has seen its share price fall from $182 in mid-2025 to around $69, despite strong operating performance. The company reported $116.8 million in revenue on $1.05 billion of gross merchandise volume in Q3 2025, its first billion-dollar quarterly sales milestone. The platform serves nearly 3 million active consumers and 0.6 million subscribers, generating revenue through merchant fees, subscriptions and late payment charges. Sezzle remains profitable, with $26.7 million in net income for the quarter and adjusted EBITDA margins near 34%. The stock decline reflects investor concerns over rising marketing costs and increased credit provisions, which reached 3.1% of GMV, above the 2.5%–2.75% target. However, at approximately 19 times earnings, the current valuation may present an opportunity if credit performance normalises whilst the company maintains its take rate and subscriber growth.
Sezzle, a Minneapolis-based buy-now-pay-later fintech, has been named a Zacks Rank #1 Strong Buy following strong fourth-quarter results. The company beat earnings expectations by 26%, reporting $1.21 earnings per share and $130 million in revenue, marking its seventh consecutive earnings beat. Adjusted EBITDA jumped 79% year-over-year to $58.3 million, whilst monthly subscribers reached a record 918,000. The company raised its fiscal 2026 outlook to $4.70 earnings per share versus $4.33 expected, projecting 25–30% revenue growth. Following the results, analyst estimates have risen significantly. Current-year estimates increased 8% to $4.69, whilst next-year projections rose 6% to $5.80. Sezzle is valued at $2.5 billion with a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 16.