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§ Private Profile · Jakarta, Indonesia
Sampingan is a technology company.
Staffinc operates a platform for outsourcing and workforce management, connecting Indonesian businesses with flexible labor. It offers labor supply for sales, operations, and logistics, plus HR professional services and business process outsourcing. Platform streamlines recruitment, core HR functions like payroll and attendance, and performance management, providing end-to-end operational solutions.
Co-founded in July 2018 by Wisnu Nugrahadi, Margana Mohamad, and Dimas Pramudya Putra, the company began as Sampingan. Nugrahadi’s Go-Jek experience highlighted a market need for flexible employment and scalable manpower. This insight spurred the founders to address these challenges in the local market.
Staffinc supports diverse sectors like logistics, finance, retail, and F&B, optimizing workforce strategies. The platform enhances customer service, sales, and operational efficiencies via managed workforce solutions. Its vision is to be Indonesia's premier workforce provider, fostering an empowered employment ecosystem.
Sampingan has raised $7.5M across 3 funding rounds.
Sampingan has raised $7.5M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Sampingan has raised $7.5M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $5.0M Series A in January 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2021 | $5M Series A | Gavin TEO | Golden Gate Ventures | Announced |
| Oct 1, 2019 | $2M Seed | Golden Gate Ventures, Jussi Salovaara | — | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2019 | $500K Seed | — | Golden Gate Ventures | Announced |
Sampingan is an Indonesian technology platform that connects businesses with blue-collar freelancers and independent workers for task-based, on-demand jobs, evolving into a comprehensive workforce solution for gig economy staffing.[1][2][4] It serves companies needing flexible labor—such as sales agents or casual workers—and job seekers looking for short-term, project-based opportunities like hourly or part-time gigs, addressing gaps in traditional staffing for blue-collar roles.[1][2] The platform solves recruitment, onboarding, and management challenges in Indonesia's informal labor market by providing an end-to-end digital solution, with strong early growth including 150,000 agents in its first year and expansion prompting a 2022 rebrand to Staffinc.[1][5]
Founded in 2018, Sampingan emerged as a platform linking independent blue-collar workers to jobs in Indonesia's gig economy.[1] The founding team includes Wisnu Nugrahadi and Dimas Pramudya Putra as Co-Founders and CEOs, alongside Margana Mohamad as Co-Founder and CCO, who built early traction through Antler's residency program, scaling to 150,000 agents across Indonesia within 12 months.[4][5] A pivotal moment came with rapid evolution into a full workforce platform for businesses, culminating in the 2022 rebrand to Staffinc as operations expanded.[1]
Sampingan rides Indonesia's booming gig economy trend, fueled by urbanization, rising smartphone penetration, and demand for flexible blue-collar labor amid e-commerce and on-demand services growth.[1][2] Timing aligns with post-pandemic shifts toward informal work platforms, competing with giants like Grab while carving a niche in temp staffing and workforce solutions for SMEs.[1] It influences the ecosystem by formalizing casual jobs, boosting financial inclusion for workers, and enabling businesses to scale sales/partnerships efficiently in Southeast Asia's largest market.[4][5]
Sampingan (now Staffinc) is poised for accelerated growth through deeper enterprise adoption and potential regional expansion, leveraging its agent network amid Indonesia's digital economy surge.[1] Trends like AI-driven matching and regulatory support for gig platforms will shape its path, potentially evolving influence from local staffing leader to SEA workforce innovator. This positions it to transform blue-collar employment, echoing its origins in connecting overlooked workers to opportunity.
Sampingan has raised $7.5M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Sampingan's investors include Gavin Teo, Golden Gate Ventures, Jussi Salovaara.