10,000 people signed up for Pindrop in 30 days
What Pindrop's second month looked like: the sign-ups, the websites people built, the businesses they built them for, and where they found Pindrop.
Pindrop launched on July 9, 2026. In its first 30 days, 413 people signed up. 10,023 people signed up in the 30 days ending September 13.
Total accounts at the end of each week, counted from Pindrop's database. The week of September 7 is counted to September 13.
Pindrop is a website builder for people who sell websites to local businesses. It maps the businesses around you, shows which ones have no website, builds a finished site for any of them in minutes, and bills the owner every month while you keep 90%. That is the whole idea: walk into a business with their new website already on your phone.
- accounts since launch
- 10,710
- websites built
- 3,060
- websites live
- 695
- cities with a Pindrop site
- 886
Who they built for
Barbers and salons lead by a distance. Barbershops, beauty salons, hair salons and nail salons together account for more than 400 of the sites built so far. After them come auto repair shops, restaurants, coffee shops and contractors: busy local businesses that have customers and no website.
Most sites start on the map. Of the builds we tracked since late August, 1,679 began by tapping a business on the map and 216 were custom builds for a business typed in by name.
Where the people came from
Most people typed pindrop.host in directly or found it on Google. In the last 30 days, 4,458 sign-ups came straight to the site and 4,305 came from Google search. Another 396 came from Meta ads, which only started on September 12, and the rest from Bing, Instagram and other links.
What comes next
- Making it easier to land the first paying client once a site is built: a ready-to-send message, a follow-up reminder, and a step-by-step playbook.
- Publishing our numbers in the open, updated every hour, at pindrop.host/numbers.
- Sharing what we learn from the 42 million businesses on the map, starting with how many of them still have no website.
