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WareGo wants your warehouse to stop losing the plot
A missing stock update can become a missed sale. WareGo connects orders, inventory and fulfillment - with a particular eye on the warehouses doing the work for everyone else.
The Software Making 50,000 Daily Shipping Decisions Before the Label Printer Blinks
ProShip lives in the split second between an order and a shipping label, choosing the carrier, service, promise date and paperwork. That unglamorous decision can save a retailer millions - or turn peak season into a queue.
He Wrote a Script to Stop Babysitting eBay. Fiverr Valued the Result at $55.7 Million
AutoDS began as a teenager's workaround for the least glamorous parts of online retail. Eight years later, Fiverr bought the machinery - and the hard lesson is that automation cannot rescue a bad product, a weak margin or an unreliable supplier.
The 500-Card Bet That Became a Catalog Empire
Silver Star Brands began with a borrowed $500, a phone book and personalized Christmas cards mailed to 500 Johnson families. Ninety years later, the Oshkosh retailer is still turning overlooked household needs into a multi-brand direct-to-consumer machine.
The Shipping Company That Doesn't Own the Trucks
eShipper built its business in the space between a merchant's checkout button and the customer's front door. Its wager is simple: small and midsize sellers can borrow the buying power, software and supply-chain discipline of a much larger company.
The 3PL That Pays When the Box Goes Wrong
Red Stag Fulfillment built a warehouse business around the boxes other operators would rather avoid. Its sharpest sales tool is not a robot or a routing map, but a set of guarantees that makes warehouse mistakes cost the warehouse.
aCommerce
aCommerce is Southeast Asia's largest end-to-end e-commerce enabler, running online sales operations on behalf of global brands across Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore. Founded in Bangkok in 2013, it combines managed services - storefront design, performance marketing, customer care, warehousing and last-mile delivery - with a proprietary software stack, EcommerceIQ, that gives brands a single view of their marketplace, D2C and social-commerce channels. Backers include Emerald Media (KKR), Indies Capital and Blue Sky, and the company has raised roughly US$119M to date.
GreyOrange
GreyOrange is a warehouse-automation company that builds AI software and mobile robots to run fulfillment operations for retailers, distributors and 3PLs. Its GreyMatter fulfillment operating system continuously optimizes decisions across a distribution center, orchestrating fleets of Ranger mobile robots, people and existing equipment to move goods, pick orders and manage inventory. Founded in India in 2011 and now headquartered in Atlanta, the company sells its technology outright or as a monthly robotics-as-a-service subscription, and has raised more than half a billion dollars from investors including Mithril Capital, Tiger Global and Blackstone-adjacent funds.
Auctane
Auctane is the Austin-based software company behind a family of shipping and mailing brands - ShipStation, Stamps.com, ShippingEasy, ShipEngine, ShipWorks, Endicia, Metapack, GlobalPost and Packlink - that help merchants of every size print labels, compare carrier rates, automate order fulfillment and track parcels worldwide. Formerly known as Stamps.com, it rebranded to Auctane in 2021 under Thoma Bravo ownership, and in June 2026 merged with freight broker WWEX Group to form ShipStation Global, a combined logistics platform serving more than 3 million customers and moving over 3 billion shipments a year.