Full-Time
Senior Copywriter/Editor
Remote
Updated on 8/21/2026
Snap Finance
1,001-5,000 employees
Point-of-sale financing for consumers
No salary listed
Utah, USA
Remote
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- At least 5 years of copywriting experience, including meaningful experience editing other writers’ work.
- Experience writing and editing for eCommerce, retail, or promotional/lifecycle marketing.
- Experience developing copy for web, email, social media, and paid channels.
- Strong editorial judgment regarding tone, clarity, grammar, and brand consistency, with attention to detail.
- Ability to manage a high volume of concurrent campaigns and tight promotional timelines.
- Working knowledge of compliance-driven content.
- Experience using artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Jasper to draft and iterate content, with the judgment to identify when AI output requires substantive editorial work.
- Write original copy for annual eCommerce promotional themes across email, paid, social, and on-site placements.
- Draft and refine merchandising copy, product descriptions, and lifecycle messaging to support conversion and revenue goals.
- Use AI tools to accelerate first drafts and generate copy variants for testing, then shape them into final, on-brand copy.
- Review and refine copy across every brand, audience, and product, including core products, Snap Marketplace, Flex Shopper, and Seen.
- Establish and maintain editorial standards and a lightweight eCommerce style guide.
- Identify and correct grammatical, factual, and merchandising errors to reduce rework and last-minute revisions.
- Review and edit AI-generated content for readability, accuracy, and authenticity.
- Provide editorial feedback to internal and freelance writers to improve consistency of output.
- Partner cross-functionally to translate campaign and promotional priorities into a scheduled, prioritized copy pipeline.
- Work with Legal and Compliance to ensure customer-facing copy meets regulatory and brand standards, flagging risks before launch.
- Collaborate with designers and the broader Creative team to align copy and visual direction on tight promotional timelines.
- Build and maintain repeatable AI-assisted drafting and editing workflows for eCommerce production and company-wide editorial review.
- Balance efficiency from AI-generated drafts with human editorial oversight to protect brand voice and compliance across product lines.
- Financial services, fintech, or other regulated-industry experience.
- Experience building AI-assisted copywriting or editing workflows for a team.
- Background in both copy creation and editorial or quality-assurance functions.
- Experience writing for both business-to-consumer and business-to-business audiences.
- Experience with search-engine-optimization content and merchant-description optimization.
- Experience supporting multiple brands or product lines under one shared content calendar.
Snap Finance provides point-of-sale financing through retailer partnerships, offering flexible financing options to consumers with varying credit scores. At checkout—whether online or in-store—customers can finance purchases without relying solely on traditional credit scores, with financing plans that include interest and fees. The service is delivered via integrations such as SDKs and plugins, enabling retailers to embed Snap Finance into eCommerce platforms and physical stores to expand their customer base and boost sales. Unlike lenders that depend heavily on credit history, Snap Finance focuses on broader access to credit by partnering with retailers to provide inclusive payment options. The company aims to help people make necessary purchases while helping retailers increase conversion and revenue, and it pursues social impact through its Snap Cares initiative.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$55.1M
Headquarters
Salt Lake City, Utah
Founded
2011
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Snap’s February 2026 study found 66% of households delayed $300 purchases, supporting demand.
- Simba launched Snap financing in weeks, proving fast merchant integration and conversion lift.
- Snap won two Bronze Stevie Awards in April 2026, reinforcing employer and brand credibility.
What critics are saying
- The CFPB sued Snap in 2023; dismissal in May 2025 leaves reputational scar tissue.
- Seen and bank-loan economics depend on Coastal Community Bank and other partners staying committed.
- Consumer financing scrutiny intensifies if 2026 charge-offs, complaints, or merchant delinquencies rise, crushing originations.
What makes Snap Finance unique
- Snap Finance spans lease-to-own, bank loans, and Seen cards across channels.
- Versatile integrated Snap’s bank-sponsored loans on May 28, 2026, reaching all 50 states.
- Seen crossed 250,000 Mastercard accounts in July 2026, extending Snap beyond merchant financing.
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↑ 0%Snap Finance's credit card brand Seen has issued over 250,000 Mastercard accounts since its November 2023 soft launch. The company announced two new credit-building products: the Seen Credit Account, which requires no credit check or interest and reports to credit bureaus, and the Seen Secured Mastercard, which requires a matching security deposit. The cards, issued by Coastal Community Bank, target underserved consumers with limited access to traditional credit. Seen's mobile app recently won Financial Access Mobile App of the Year at the FinTech Breakthrough Awards. "We are expanding our commitment to consumers by offering products which can help them build stronger financial futures," said Ted Saunders, CEO of Snap Finance. The milestone reflects growing demand for accessible credit amongst historically underserved consumers.
Versatile Credit has integrated Snap Finance's bank-sponsored loan programme into its credit platform for retailers. The expanded partnership creates a comprehensive 50-state financing solution for merchants serving customers across the credit spectrum. Versatile and Snap Finance have partnered for nearly a decade, offering lease-to-own and retail installment contracts to thousands of merchants in furniture, electronics and jewellery sectors. The new bank-sponsored loan programme provides unsecured instalment loans up to $5,000 with terms up to 18 months, featuring no cancellation or late fees. The integration allows retailers to serve credit-challenged customers in states where lease-to-own isn't available. Versatile's omnichannel platform guides customers through prime, near-prime and subprime options via a single application, whilst the loan programme includes credit bureau reporting to help customers build credit over time.
Versatile Credit adds Snap Finance loan program to platform. Furniture World News Desk on 5/28/2026 Mechanicsburg, Pa. - Versatile Credit has integrated Snap Finance's bank-sponsored loan program into its consumer credit platform, expanding financing options available to retailers across all 50 states. Versatile and Snap Finance have partnered for nearly 10 years to offer lease-to-own and retail installment contracts to merchants in sectors such as furniture, electronics, and jewelry. The new offering enables retailers to provide unsecured installment loans for customers who may not qualify for traditional credit, including in states where lease-to-own options are unavailable. The Snap Finance program includes unsecured loans up to $5,000 with terms up to 18 months. The program does not charge cancellation or late fees and features clear, upfront disclosures and multiple repayment options. Customers can manage their loan and payments through Snap's Loan Manager mobile app, with early payoff options to help reduce finance charges and credit bureau reporting. Versatile's platform is designed to help merchants manage multiple financing programs through a single application process, allowing customers to access prime, near-prime, and subprime options. The integration aims to streamline the application and approval process for both consumers and store staff. "We are very excited to integrate Snap Finance's bank-sponsored loan program into our platform, giving merchants another great option to connect their customers with the financing they need to complete their purchase," said Vicki Turjan, President of Versatile Credit. "Snap Finance excels at servicing a critical segment of the consumer base, which is an important component of a merchant's comprehensive credit strategy." Ted Saunders, CEO of Snap Finance, stated, "Versatile Credit has been a valued partner for the past 10 years, and we're excited to expand that relationship by bringing our bank-sponsored loan program to their platform. Versatile's technology simplifies the financing journey, helping consumers easily explore options and apply with confidence - and enabling merchants to convert more customers." The integration is intended to help retailers build more comprehensive credit strategies, offer broader financing options, and improve the overall customer experience both in-store and online. About Versatile Credit Versatile offers a comprehensive consumer financing platform that empowers businesses to develop a credit strategy aligned with how they operate - wherever and however they engage with customers. By integrating financing seamlessly into existing workflows, Versatile enables businesses to optimize their credit programs, expand customer access to financing, and enhance the consumer experience. Versatile has led the evolution of consumer credit optimization for 20 years, working alongside partners to identify challenges and opportunities, and developing innovative solutions that help businesses build smarter, more strategic credit programs that drive more applications, approvals, and sales. For more information, visit www.versatilecredit.com. About Snap Finance Snap Finance(R) is a technology-driven provider of flexible financing solutions designed to help consumers and businesses thrive. Since 2012, Snap has used advanced data science and proprietary risk modeling to view each consumer through a more holistic lens, helping more people get the things they need while empowering retailers to grow. Snap's expanding ecosystem of products and services, including lease-to-own, loan solutions, and the Seen(TM)-branded line of credit cards, promotes transparency, responsible credit use, and long-term financial confidence. For more information, visit snapfinance.com.
Snap Finance, a fintech platform providing consumer financing solutions, has won two Bronze Stevie Awards in the 24th Annual American Business Awards. The company received honours in the Company of the Year: Financial Services - Large and Achievement in Diversity & Inclusion categories. The Salt Lake City-based company serves over 7 million consumers and 50,000 retail partners nationwide. It uses AI-driven underwriting to expand credit access for consumers underserved by traditional credit scoring methods. "Financial inclusion is not a side mission at Snap," said CEO Ted Saunders. "It is the core of our business model." The American Business Awards drew thousands of nominations this year, with over 250 professionals participating in the judging process. Winners will be recognised at a ceremony in New York City in June.
Snap Finance has appointed Lisa Young as Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer and Todd Mayhew as Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. Young brings over 30 years of experience advising high-growth companies. She joins from the Long-Term Stock Exchange, where she served as General Counsel and Secretary, and previously held General Counsel roles at LendingTree, Axiom Global and Enova International. Mayhew brings more than 25 years of human resources leadership experience, having held senior roles at Citigroup, MUFG and Credit One Bank. He holds a doctorate in organisational change and leadership from the University of Southern California. CEO Ted Saunders said the appointments reflect Snap's investment in experienced leadership as the fintech platform continues scaling its consumer financing solutions.