Nasdisc (YC S21) — A marketplace for vinyl, cassettes and cds
Nasdisc is a marketplace for the $4B worth of records purchased every year. The vinyl market has seen exponential growth in the past decade - the first 6 months of this year has already seen an increase of 108% in sales.
Nasdisc is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: A marketplace for vinyl, cassettes and cds. The founders listed are Cam Korzecke (Founder), Simeon Goolsby (Founder), Christian White (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, August 4, 2021).
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Nasdisc is a marketplace for the $4B worth of records purchased every year.
The vinyl market has seen exponential growth in the past decade - the first 6 months of this year has already seen an increase of 108% in sales. Our platform takes a 12% cut, making this a $400mm opportunity that is more than doubling every year.
Pressing plants are backed up years out, bots buy limited releases in seconds, and record prices are skyrocketing in both retail and aftermarket sales. Despite this growth, the only dedicated marketplace is difficult to use, doesn’t process transactions, yet facilitates over $600mm in vinyl exchanges per year.
This is why I finally decided to quit my job at Google and recruit my best friends from college to fix it. We’re all software engineers and have been passionate about music and vinyl since we were kids, and have $50k in records ourselves.
We started building a marketplace in July and launched our website 4 weeks ago. We now have $1k / week in sales, and $50k in listings.
Cam Korzecke
Founder
Simeon Goolsby
Founder
Christian White
Founder
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