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The year-end report card for the stack behind online businesses. Thirty categories. Operators vote. Winners are earned, never sold. Voting is live now, winners are revealed at a private house in the West Village in early December, and the list runs all of 2027.
This is the whole ballot, live right now. Six groups, 255 vetted companies, six to eight nominees each. Tap any category to see who's on it.
Whop is building the platform for online money: digital products, communities, services, commerce, all of it in one place. The Wrapped Awards is the year's honest accounting of what that actually takes right now: thirty categories, thirty line items, thirty vendors an operator has to pick, pay and wire together before a single dollar moves.
Presenting the list puts Whop's name on the question the list is asking. And if Whop is right about where this goes, the list should get shorter every year, which makes the 2026 edition the baseline, with Whop's name on the cover of it.
Every ballot carries a survey: what operators run today, what they're replacing, what they'll spend on in 2027. It adds up to a map of where the money in this ecosystem actually goes. Whop gets the co-branded 2027 Stack Report and first look at the raw data, including who is actively shopping payments, checkout and platform.
All thirty 2026 winner badges carry presented by Whop. We issue them in January with artwork, usage rights and guidelines, and we drive adoption through the announcement and the winners page. Winners have real incentive to use the credential, and we report back on where it actually lands so you can see the distribution rather than take our word for it.
1,859 operators convened across eight events this year. Rooms run 41.5% brand, 22% SaaS, 15.5% agency. Whop opens the night and presents the final award at a black-tie night in a West Village house, two weeks after BFCM, in front of the buyers and the vendors at the same time.
Wrapped is the year-end beat of an annual program, and the 2026 presenting partner holds first right of refusal on 2027. It's also where the program naturally widens past physical-goods DTC into digital products, communities and creator commerce, which is Whop's own ground, and we'd rather shape that with a partner than sell it later.
Not a ballroom and not a conference room. A private house, black tie, in December, two weeks after BFCM, with the people who just lived through peak.
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Thirty of these go out in January, each one licensed to a company with every reason to put it in front of their own customers.
A presenting partner isn't a logo we carry. These go in the agreement as Whop deliverables, on the same footing as ours, because the campaign is better for both of us when Whop's own distribution is behind it.
Nothing here is for sale. Winners come out of operator votes and verified stack data, and the rules are published before the ballot closes. As presenting partner, Whop is ineligible to win a category this cycle and comes off the ballot: you're on the stage, not in the running. That rule is the reason the list is worth presenting.
The ballot is live and the title slot is open. Thirty minutes is enough to paper it, lock the December date and get the badge artwork started.
