Mount joins creator-led platform Popfly

ShortTermRentalz
Published: February 3, 2026
Growth & Marketing

Summary

Mount, a travel technology platform, has integrated with Popfly, a creator-led platform for the outdoor and adventure industry. This merger allows Mount's network of short-term rental hosts to access Popfly's tools and network. Founders Madison Rifkin and Casey Evans will take on key positions at Popfly, advancing creator-led storytelling for travel experiences.

Key Insights

  • The merger allows short-term rental businesses to engage further with the creator economy.
  • Mount's integration builds on Popfly’s mission to expand into travel and local experiences by combining a digital creator infrastructure with a real-world network.

Action Items

  • Consider how your STR business can benefit from influencer marketing by accessing creator networks.
    Effort: medium
    Impact: medium

Tools & Resources

  • Popfly: Mount has integrated into Popfly, a specialised content and influencer marketing platform.

Related Videos

More from Growth & Marketing

Samsung Browser Users Can Now Access Airbnb Instantly - SammyGuru

Samsung browser users can now access Airbnb listings directly through the browser. This update streamlines the booking process for Samsung users, potentially increasing visibility for hosts. This integration provides a more seamless experience for guests browsing and booking accommodations.

about 1 hour ago75
News article thumbnail
Amit Saberwal on Growing Hotels in a Shifting Market

RedDoorz, a budget hospitality platform, has maintained 25% YoY growth, driven by a multi-brand strategy. They are expanding AI-driven systems and company-operated hotels to enhance customer experience. Travelers prioritize shorter regional trips, authenticity, and experiences over accommodation spending, impacting host strategies.

about 6 hours ago78
News article thumbnail
Hopper Takes Over Canadian Bank Deal From Expedia

Hopper's B2B arm, HTS, has secured a deal with RBC, Canada's largest bank, taking over from Expedia Group after 12 years. This move comes as Capital One Travel downgrades its relationship with HTS, creating questions about Expedia’s travel partnerships. The contract's exclusivity with RBC put other Expedia partnerships at risk.

about 17 hours agoCanada65

Curated by Learn STR by GoStudioM