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Threecolts bought the tools. Then it changed the bill.
After assembling a portfolio of ecommerce software, Threecolts found that ownership alone did not make customers use more of it. A $69 bundle became its answer to the seller’s mounting software bill.
Olist Wants to Run the Store Behind Every Brazilian Store
The Brazilian unicorn began by getting small merchants onto giant marketplaces. Now it is stitching inventory, invoices, freight, payments, credit and AI into one control room for retail.
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.
The Quiet Machine Behind the Buy Button
A sale on TikTok can empty a shelf in Chichester and change an Amazon listing seconds later. Linnworks makes that chain of events look boring - which is precisely the point.
Webgility Wants Every Ecommerce Order to Tell the Truth
The San Diego software company sits between the cart and the ledger, translating a messy stream of orders, fees, refunds and inventory movements into books an operator can actually use.
Anchanto
Anchanto is a Singapore-based B2B SaaS company that helps brands, retailers, and third-party logistics providers run their entire e-commerce operation from one platform. Its cloud products handle order management, warehouse operations, inventory, marketplace integrations, and parcel tracking across marketplaces, webstores, and D2C channels. Founded in 2011, it serves 360+ enterprise customers across more than a dozen countries and processes hundreds of millions of orders a year.