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Vizit asks the question your product photos cannot answer: will it sell?
Ai · Saas · Ecommerce

Vizit asks the question your product photos cannot answer: will it sell?

A chocolate brand moved its pictures around and reported more sales. Vizit’s wager is that the next useful thing AI does for commerce is teach companies which images deserve to be seen.

visual-ai · computer-visionRead →
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The Picture That Was Missing
Ai · Saas · Ecommerce

The Picture That Was Missing

Nfinite made a business out of putting products into pictures. Its more interesting move is finding the picture a retailer forgot to make.

nfinite · digital-shelfRead →
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The $452.6 Million Bet on Making Product Data Behave
Saas · Ecommerce · Enterprise

The $452.6 Million Bet on Making Product Data Behave

Every retailer wants the same toothpaste described differently. Salsify built a large enterprise software business by turning that maddening fact into a system - and now it wants to teach shopping agents what every product actually is.

product-experience-management · product-information-managementRead →
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Syndigo Built a $3.5 Billion Product-Data Machine - Now It Wants to Decide What Shoppers Trust
Saas · Enterprise · Ecommerce

Syndigo Built a $3.5 Billion Product-Data Machine - Now It Wants to Decide What Shoppers Trust

Syndigo spent years making sure the right ingredient list, drill-bit dimension, and product image reached the right shelf. After combining with 1WorldSync and buying Taggstar, it is reaching for a bigger prize: the layer of commerce that both people and AI agents use to decide what to buy.

product-experience-management · product-information-managementRead →
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The 'Where to Buy' Button Grew Up and Learned to Talk to Robots
Ai · Saas · Enterprise

The 'Where to Buy' Button Grew Up and Learned to Talk to Robots

PriceSpider spent 20 years turning a little 'Where to Buy' button into a business. Now, rebranded as Wayvia, it is wagering that the next shopper won't be a person at all - it will be an AI agent doing the buying.

wayvia · pricespiderRead →
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The Company That Turned the Checkout Line Into a Media Channel
Media · Saas · Ecommerce

The Company That Turned the Checkout Line Into a Media Channel

Mars United Commerce spent 50 years learning how people actually shop. In 2024, Publicis paid a reported $600 million to own that knowledge.

commerce-marketing · shopper-marketingRead →
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Spreetail Wants to Make the Internet’s Awkward Boxes Arrive on Time
Ecommerce · Logistics · Marketplace

Spreetail Wants to Make the Internet’s Awkward Boxes Arrive on Time

The Nebraska ecommerce operator buys the inventory, tunes the listings and ships the awkward stuff. Its pitch to brands is simple: one partner, shared risk and fewer places for a marketplace problem to hide.

ecommerce-accelerator · big-and-bulky-logisticsRead →
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Etaily
Ecommerce · Saas · Marketplace

Etaily

Etaily is a Southeast Asian commerce enablement platform that helps global and regional consumer brands sell online across the region. Founded in 2020 by Alexander Friedhoff, it runs an end-to-end operation - marketplace and D2C store management, social commerce and livestreaming, digital marketing, data analytics, warehousing and fulfillment - so brands can launch and scale on channels like Lazada, Shopee, TikTok Shop, Zalora and brand.com without building local teams. Headquartered in the Philippines with offices in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, Etaily has processed over 40 million orders and works with brands including Levi's, Skechers, Abbott and L'Oreal.

e-commerce-enabler · commerce-enablementRead →
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Grips Intelligence
Saas · Ai · Ecommerce

Grips Intelligence

Grips Intelligence is an e-commerce market research platform that measures daily online and offline product sales, giving brands, retailers, and investors a competitor- and SKU-level map of digital commerce. Founded in Berlin in 2018 by Moritz Thoma and Daniel Schmeh, Grips turns transaction signals into estimates of revenue, units sold, pricing, conversion, and market share so customers can spot growth opportunities and blind spots across marketplaces and direct-to-consumer stores.

market-intelligence · ecommerce-analyticsRead →
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Flywheel
Ecommerce · Saas · Ai

Flywheel

Flywheel is a Baltimore-born digital commerce company that helps brands grow on Amazon, Walmart, Instacart and 400-plus other online marketplaces. Born in 2014 as one of the first specialists in the messy mechanics of selling through Amazon, it pairs cloud software (the Flywheel Commerce Cloud) with managed services across retail media, retail operations and market intelligence. After being bought by Ascential and then by Omnicom for roughly $835 million in 2024, Flywheel now serves more than 4,500 brands - including over half of 2022's top 100 publicly listed CPG companies - with about 2,600 colleagues across the Americas, Europe, APAC and China.

retail-media · digital-commerceRead →
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Wiser Solutions, Inc.
Saas · Ai · Ecommerce

Wiser Solutions, Inc.

Wiser Solutions is a San Mateo-based retail intelligence company that gives brands and retailers real-time data and insights to win at the moment a shopper decides to buy. Its SaaS platform spans price intelligence, MAP monitoring, market intelligence, and in-store retail execution - tracking more than 10 billion products, 150,000 sellers, and 600,000 stores across 45+ countries. Trusted by 700+ global brands and retailers including Amazon, Ferrero, Beko, and Best Buy.

retail-intelligence · price-intelligenceRead →
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C
Ai · Saas · Enterprise

CommerceIQ

CommerceIQ is a Mountain View-based AI platform that helps the world's largest consumer brands - Nestle, Colgate, Whirlpool, Kellogg's, Bayer - grow profitably on Amazon, Walmart, Target, Instacart and 450+ other retailers by automating retail media, digital shelf, supply chain and sales operations with AI agents.

retail-ecommerce · ai-agentsRead →