Founder of a listed tool

Romain Lapeyre

Co-founder and CEO, named behind the Gorgias API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder and CEO

Romain Lapeyre co-founded Gorgias, a customer service platform for ecommerce merchants, with Alex Plugaru in Paris in 2015. The company began as a Chrome extension for writing emails faster and turned to building a helpdesk after finding that most of its users were support agents. Hookdeck lists him among its investors and advisors.

What Romain builds

Works with

  • Alex Plugaru Co-founder and historical CTO; now identifies as Founder at Elench

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Questions

Who is Romain Lapeyre?

Romain Lapeyre co-founded Gorgias, a customer service platform for ecommerce merchants, with Alex Plugaru in Paris in 2015. The company began as a Chrome extension for writing emails faster and turned to building a helpdesk after finding that most of its users were support agents. Hookdeck lists him among its investors and advisors.

What does Gorgias make?

Anchor Terminal lists Gorgias API + MCP from Gorgias. Helpdesk for ecommerce brands, priced by tickets a month rather than per agent, with a REST API over tickets, messages, customers and integrations and an official hosted MCP server in open beta.

Who has invested in Gorgias?

The sources our research read name CRV, Amplify Partners, Techstars, Flex Capital, Alven, Sapphire Ventures, SaaStr and Shopify.

How are Romain's tools graded?

Gorgias API + MCP is graded D, 51 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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