E-commerce startups in San Francisco Bay Area

Loma

San Francisco

Loma is a click-to-deploy commerce platform for online communities and creators, enabling them to own commerce. Founded by engineers from Instagram, Nextdoor, Wayfair, and Zillow, it has a pre-seed led by Lerer Hippeau and seed round driven

Numeral

San Francisco

Numeral automates sales tax compliance for ecommerce and SaaS merchants, focusing on Shopify stores. Founded around Kevin, a California-licensed CPA, and Sam, co-owner of $10M+ Shopify brand with roles at Airbnb and Teespring, it helps stor

Replo

San Francisco

Replo, a San Francisco-based company, builds agentic commerce for the internet and grew to 1,000+ paying customers in under a year with no sales or marketing budget, while raising over $8.4 million in seed funding from notable investors.

Whatnot

San Francisco

Whatnot is a community marketplace and livestream shopping platform that started with Funko Pops and Pokémon cards and has grown into the leading marketplace for collector communities, expanding into sports cards, NFTs, and vintage fashion.

Owner

Palo Alto

Owner.com provides an all-in-one platform that helps independent restaurants succeed online, positioning itself as a Shopify-HubSpot-style solution for the sector. It has generated tens of millions in revenue, served millions of guests, and

Shef

San Francisco

Shef operates an online marketplace that connects local, food-safety-certified cooks with customers for homemade meals, and advocates expanding home-cooking laws to let cooks earn income from their own kitchens, highlighting a diverse, incl

Reacher

San Francisco

Reacher is a San Francisco-based B2B software and services company that automates creator marketing for the world’s largest brands, positioning itself as the AI Brand Manager for ecommerce scaling through the creator economy.

Short Story

San Francisco

Short Story is a technology-powered retailer and platform for styling petites 5'4" and under, helping them discover new products and shop confidently. Launched in 2019, it is a startup backed by top institutional investors and recognized by

Revamp

San Francisco

Revamp AI is a YC-backed retention-marketing startup for ecommerce brands, aiming to redefine the space. It has seven-figure ARR, rapid growth, and a client base including Dollar Shave Club, Fellow, Outdoor Voices, and Neuro, with plans for

Nash

San Francisco

Nash builds last-mile logistics infrastructure for the internet, aiming to capture a share of the last mile; founded 2021 by MIT alumni Mahmoud Ghulman and Aziz Alghunaim in San Francisco, backed by YC and a16z, serving Walmart, 7-Eleven, a

Tydo

San Francisco

Tydo builds AI-powered personalization for ecommerce brands, helping them translate data into trusted, personalized shopping experiences; backed by Tier 1 investors like YC, Greylock, Alt Capital, and Manresa Ventures, and serving retailers

Joy

San Francisco

Joy is a platform that helps people organize, share, and remember life events, with a viral network that has signed 4% of American weddings and yields about seven new weddings per wedding. It serves millions globally, is YC-backed, and prod

DoorDash

San Francisco

DoorDash is a San Francisco-based technology company building a local delivery platform by partnering with merchants, hiring drivers, and developing logistics software to enable real-time delivery of goods and services. It aims to be the wo

OneText

San Francisco

OneText, founded by former PayPal Checkout leaders, is a payments, AI, and marketing platform enabling payment via a phone number. Backed by Y Combinator, Coatue, Citi Ventures, Khosla Ventures, and founders of Warby Parker, Allbirds, Harry

Proven Group

San Francisco

PROVEN is a technology-first skincare company that uses data and machine learning to tailor skincare decisions for individuals, anchored by the Beauty Genome Project, which analyzes 8 million reviews, more than 100,000 products, 20,000 ingr