About Vandly
We're the team behind Remotify — a platform that has helped thousands of freelancers and businesses send and receive payments globally since 2022. Vandly is our answer to the question we kept hearing.
2022
Remotify was founded
150+
Countries supported
15k+
Remotify users
The Origin Story
For years, Remotify users asked us the same thing:
“Can I sell digital products? A course, a template, a plugin?”
For a long time, the answer was “not yet.”
Then we looked at what we already had. The compliance infrastructure. The banking relationships. The payment rails. The Merchant of Record model that took us years to build.
We didn’t need to build from scratch. We just needed to build the right product on top of it.
So we did.
Vandly is that product.
How We got Here
2022
We start helping freelancers and businesses move money globally, compliantly, without a company needed.
2023 – 2025
Thousands of creators on Remotify ask if they can sell digital products. We keep saying “not yet” — and keep building the infrastructure that will make it possible.
Now · 2026
Vandly is launching to creators globally. Your first sale is free. We’re just getting started.
What We Believe
Three things drive everything we build.
Global commerce should be accessible to every creator — regardless of where they are.
Not just creators in the US or Europe. Anyone, anywhere.
Compliance shouldn't be the creator's problem.
VAT, invoicing, chargebacks, tax reporting — that’s our job, not yours.
You shouldn't need a company to sell what you make.
No business registration. No VAT number. No Stripe account. Just a payment link.
Who We Are
We’re a small, focused team based in Estonia, operating under Remotify.co OÜ — one of the EU’s most creator-friendly Merchant of Record entities. We’re not a startup that just discovered payments. We’ve been doing this since 2021, and Vandly is what we’ve been building toward.
Tallinn, Estonia · EU
Remotify.co OÜ
Merchant of Record
EU-regulated · OFAC compliant
No company needed. No setup. Your first sale is free.
