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.

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