Gotya reports $2M monthly revenue in its fourth full month

What's the deal? GotyaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, the pack-ripping platform for real, graded trading cards, generated $2 million in revenue in October 2026, its fourth full month of operation, according to a 4 November 2026 post on X by co-founder Vasco Rouw. The figures are self-reported and unaudited, and Gotya has not disclosed any outside funding.

Growth so far. Gotya launched in June 2026. Rouw has previously reported about $510,000 in revenue in its second month, $238,044 in a single week in early September 2026, and a vault holding more than $1 million of graded cards across over 22,600 items by 9 October 2026. On 29 October he also cited a record $135,000 in a single day, a combined figure for Gotya and sister company HoloDexDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. Rouw says the next step is expanding from Pokémon and TCG into sports cards.

How it works. Users open digital packs that each reveal one real PSA- or CGC-graded card stored in the Fanatics Collect vault, and can keep it, have it shipped or sell it back for credit. Rouw and co-founder Joshua Kaats founded the company; Rouw also runs HoloDexDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, which reported more than $8 million in annual recurring revenue on the same day.

Sources: Vasco Rouw on X, 4 November 2026, LinkedIn, 2 September 2026, LinkedIn, 10 September 2026, LinkedIn, 9 October 2026, LinkedIn, 29 October 2026, Gotya