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4 weeks ago

Creative Director (Fully Remote)

PadSplit

Atlanta, GA (Remote)Full time$150K/yr – $200K/yr
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7 weeks ago

SEO Analyst (Fully Remote)

PadSplit

Atlanta, GA (Remote)Full time$55K/yr – $65K/yr
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4 months ago

Senior Copywriter (Fully Remote)

PadSplit

Atlanta, GA (Remote)Full time$80K/yr – $90K/yr

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Creative Director (Fully Remote)

PadSplit

Atlanta, GA (Remote)

$150K/yr - $200K/yrIn-houseFull-timeSenior level8+ years exp.
4 weeks ago
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SEO Analyst (Fully Remote)

PadSplit

Atlanta, GA (Remote)

$55K/yr - $65K/yrIn-houseFull-timeMid level
7 weeks ago
PadSplit logo

Senior Copywriter (Fully Remote)

PadSplit

Atlanta, GA (Remote)

$80K/yr - $90K/yrIn-houseFull-timeSenior level8+ years exp.
4 months ago
PadSplit logo
PadSplit

Creative Director (Fully Remote)

Atlanta, GA (Remote)

$150K/yr – $200K/yrSenior Level8+ years expFull time

Posted 4 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own PadSplit’s creative strategy and brand integrity across channels while driving performance through scalable operations and AI-enabled workflows.

  • Creative Leadership: set brand direction, messaging, and visual identity that span paid, organic, lifecycle, and email initiatives.
  • Cross-Functional Ownership: embed creative early in product roadmaps with Product, Engineering, Legal, and Growth.
  • Campaign & Production Ops: build scalable workflows, quality standards, and vendor partnerships to accelerate output without sacrificing quality.

Job Description

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PadSplit

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PadSplit is the nation's largest coliving marketplace, connecting renters seeking affordable housing with thousands of furnished rooms in shared residential properties across the U.S. The platform transforms how people access housing by eliminating traditional rental barriers—no long-term leases, minimum credit scores, or large upfront costs required.Members enjoy all-inclusive weekly payments that cover rent, utilities, Wi-Fi, and furniture, allowing for move-ins within 48 hours. This flexible approach makes housing accessible to essential workers, students, and anyone navigating today's challenging rental market.For property owners and investors, PadSplit maximizes rental income by converting underutilized spaces into private rooms within managed coliving environments. The platform provides a turnkey solution that generates higher returns while addressing the housing affordability crisis—creating value for both sides of the marketplace.

Founded in 2017
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
165 employees (25 in marketing)
www.padsplit.com/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=bio
71% recommend to a friend

Traffic Signals

Monthly Visitors
643.6K
Monthly Google Ads Budget
$20.3K
Traffic Source Mix
Search
32.5%
Direct
62.5%
Referral
3.2%
Social
1.2%
Paid
0.5%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~166

Marketing Team

Marketing Team Size
10 (6% of company)
Marketing Roles Posted (Last 30 Days)
2

Funding

Total Funding
$35.2M
Last Raise
$20.5M
Series Unknown, 3 years ago

Funding History

  • Jan 2023
    Series Unknown
  • Nov 2021
    Series B • $20.5M
  • Aug 2020
    Series A • $4.3M

Recent News

Padsplit founder pitches shared-room housing to council as a low-cost option
Sep 17, 2025 • CitizenPortal.ai
New Western president speaks on PadSplit partnership
Aug 13, 2025 • HousingWire.com
PadSplit Makes Inc. 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies for Fourth Consecutive Year
Aug 12, 2025 • PRWeb
PadSplit and New Western Partner to Expand Access to Affordable Housing Investments
Aug 6, 2025 • PRWeb
Inside The Southeast’s BuildTech World: Who Is Constructing Where We Want To Live
Jul 24, 2025 • Hypepotamus
If Congress cuts rent vouchers, could PadSplit help bridge the housing gap?
Jun 25, 2025 • Atlanta Civic Circle
20,000 Rooms, 47,000 Housed, Billions of Taxpayer Dollars Saved
May 6, 2025 • PRWeb
PadSplit’s Shared Home Model Hits A Milestone
Apr 29, 2025 • Forbes
Friday “Fund” Day: What Southeast Startups Made News The Week of January 20 – 24, 2025
Jan 23, 2025 • Hypepotamus
PadSplit appoints Cliff Johnson as President to drive growth and enhance host and member experience
Jan 22, 2025 • PRWeb
Andrew Yang joins PadSplit advisory board in support of community impact
Jun 15, 2024 • PRWeb
2024 Best in Atlanta Real Estate Awards - Atlanta Business Chronicle
Apr 12, 2024 • The Business Journals
PadSplit, a marketplace for affordable shared housing, surpasses 10K+ units
Jan 30, 2024 • TechCrunch
PadSplit surpasses 10,000 co-living rooms, bringing affordable housing to 23,000+ people throughout the country
Jan 30, 2024 • PR Newswire
PadSplit surpasses 10,000 co-living rooms, bringing affordable housing to 23,000+ people throughout the country
Jan 29, 2024 • Yahoo Finance
Opinion: The old new way to provide cheap housing
Dec 17, 2023 • The Salt Lake Tribune
Atlanta strikes its claim as a thriving tech and culture hub ...
Nov 15, 2023 • The Business Journals
PadSplit affordable co-living startup expanding in Houston ...
Jul 25, 2023 • Houston Chronicle
PadSplit triples workforce co-living availability, lands in 7 new markets
Jan 1, 1970 • Inman
PadSplit and Groundfloor Team Up: An Investor Opportunity?
Jan 1, 1970 • Millionacres
PadSplit Expands Its Rooming House 2.0 Concept
Jan 1, 1970 • Forbes
PadSplit Announces 179% Revenue Growth in 2020
Jan 1, 1970 • PRWeb
Atlanta-Based Startups GROUNDFLOOR and PadSplit to Create More Affordable Housing
Jan 1, 1970 • banklesstimes.com
Atlanta's fast-growing PadSplit raises $20.5M to increase affordable housing supply
Jan 1, 1970 • Atlanta Inno
PadSplit's co-living housing model launches in Orlando and Las Vegas
Jan 1, 1970 • Inman
New PadSplit & GROUNDFLOOR Partnership Highlights Atlanta’s Real Estate Tech Power
Jan 1, 1970 • Hypepotamus
PadSplit finds rooms for Orlando renters with no ‘good options’
Jan 1, 1970 • Orlando Sentinel