Etsy Layoffs 2026: Job Cuts, Announcements and News

Etsy has one layoff announcement in our Tech Layoff Tracker. The latest, on Aug 3, 2026: About 220 employees (12% of the workforce).

Each cut is backed by an SEC filing, a company statement or a state WARN notice. Updated as new announcements and filings come in.

Latest cut
Aug 3
2026
Jobs affected
220
About 220 employees
Share of workforce
12%
as announced

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Announced by the companyIn state WARN notices
220
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Sources: SEC filings, company statements and state WARN notices. Announced cuts and WARN notices can describe the same layoff.

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Etsy layoff announcements

Etsy job cuts in our Tech Layoff Tracker
DateCutShare of workforceDetailsSource
Aug 3, 2026About 220 employees12%Plan to simplify the structure and speed up decisions; headcount expected to fall to about 1,600.SEC filing
SEC Form 8-K, Item 2.05

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Has Etsy filed WARN notices?

We have no WARN notices from Etsy in California, Washington, New York, Texas, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, Oregon and Colorado. WARN notices are only required for large layoffs at a single site, so remote or spread-out cuts often do not appear. New filings show up here automatically; see the WARN notices tracker.

Etsy layoffs FAQ

How many people did Etsy lay off?

In its latest announcement, on Aug 3, 2026, Etsy cut about 220 employees, about 12% of its workforce. Source: SEC Form 8-K, Item 2.05.

When were the latest Etsy layoffs?

The most recent announcement in our tracker is dated Aug 3, 2026.

Where does this Etsy layoff data come from?

From SEC filings, official company statements and state WARN notices. Press reports that the company has not confirmed are marked as reported.

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