Creators

Sofya Polyakov

CEO & Co-Founder of Noun Project

First product launched 11y ago

Total monthly visits
2M
Down9.9%MoMOct 2026
Public revenue
Undisclosed
No public revenue across products
Products
1
Since Mar 2015
Latest launch
11y ago
Thenounproject2M visits/mo
100% full-depth creator dossier open: complete product portfolio, 12-month combined traffic & MRR curves, shipping cadence, and timeline events.

Traffic

Portfolio · Last 12 months
Monthly visits

Products

Products and research metrics
ProductVisits · OctActions
ThenounprojectThe world’s largest and most diverse collection of high-quality vector icons and photos. Crafted and curated by real human Creators.2M

Timeline

Launches, marketing, revenue milestones, and pricing/plan/positioning changes across products
  1. Nov 1 · 15d ago

    • Thenounproject Homepage headline (H1) changed to “Free Icons and Stock Photos, Made by Humans”Positioning

      Free Icons and Stock Photos For Everything→Free Icons and Stock Photos, Made by Humans

    • Thenounproject Removed technology: LodashFeatures

      Lodash→—

    • Thenounproject Adopted technology: React RouterFeatures

      —→React Router

    • Thenounproject Homepage title changed to “10M Free Icons & Stock Photos | SVG & PNG | Download Today”Positioning

      8M+ Free Icons & Stock Photos | SVG & PNG | Download Today→10M Free Icons & Stock Photos | SVG & PNG | Download Today

  2. Sep 21, 2020 · 6y ago

    • Thenounproject The Noun Project launched on Product HuntLaunch

      Noun Project Photos

Questions & evidence

What products has Sofya Polyakov built?
Sofya Polyakov tracks 1 standalone software products on EarlyLore (1 currently live), led by Thenounproject.
How much website traffic do Sofya Polyakov's products get?
Across tracked standalone domains with web traffic estimates, Sofya Polyakov's portfolio reaches 2M combined monthly visits in each site's latest observed month. Coverage excludes shared third-party hosts and store listings.

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