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Accounts Receivable SoftwarePinhais, BrazilFounded 2018

Shut down

Plipag is a Brazilian fintech company founded in 2018 that provides quote-to-cash payment processing and accounts-receivable management for small and mid-sized recurring-services businesses.

LinkedInUpdated Oct 5, 2026
Annual revenue
$120K
Jul 2021+400% YoY
Valuation
$2.5M
Jul 2021
Total raised
$250K
1 round

PLIPAG revenue

PLIPAG's annual revenue was $120K in July 2021 (source not recorded). The company has since shut down. That is up 400% from $24K a year earlier.

As ofRevenueSource
Jun 2020$24K–
Jul 2021$120K–

– source not recorded

PLIPAG valuation

PLIPAG is privately held, so there is no PLIPAG stock to buy. Investors valued it at $2.5M in its July 2021 funding round.

PLIPAG funding rounds & investors

PLIPAG has raised $250K in one round: a funding round in July 2021.

DateRoundRaisedValuationSource
Jul 2021Funding round$250K$2.5MFounder interviewWatch at 6:34
Total raised$250K

Interviews with Cassio Pagnoncelli

Nathan Latka has interviewed PLIPAG once, speaking with Cassio Pagnoncelli. Each figure links to the second it was said.

Growth tactics they described: Free ToolsWatch at 12:44Cold OutreachWatch at 10:06

PLIPAG CEO, founders & employees

Cassio Pagnoncelli founded PLIPAG in 2018 and led it as CEO. PLIPAG had 7 employees (2021).

Team mix (Jul 2021): 5 engineers

PLIPAG FAQ

How much money does PLIPAG make?

The most recent figure is $120K in annual revenue, from July 2021 (source not recorded).

How much funding has PLIPAG raised?

$250K across 1 round; the latest was a $250K round in July 2021.

Who founded PLIPAG?

Cassio Pagnoncelli, in 2018.

How many employees does PLIPAG have?

About 7 as of 2021.

Is PLIPAG still in business?

No. PLIPAG has shut down.

How this page is sourced

7 said on camera. Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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