An e-commerce firm focused on growing brands through omnichannel sales and fulfillment, on Friday announced that it added 1.6 million square feet of warehouse capacity by expanding its fulfillment centers in Memphis, Tennessee; Columbus, Ohio; Salt Lake City; and North Texas. That’s nearly a doubling of the firm’s total warehouse space in the U.S.
The expansion brings ’s fulfillment footprint to 10 fulfillment centers in seven markets as it continues to add to its shipping capabilities. Now the network enables two-day delivery to 95% of the U.S. for its nearly 6,000 brand partners.
“We are committed to enabling our growing list of brand partners to meet consumer demand with best-in-class fulfillment, delivery and the full range of ’s e-commerce offerings,” said Omair Tariq, CEO and co-founder of . “The momentum across our platform has been rewarding and we expect to continue our expansion rapidly in both the U.S. and Europe.”
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The e-commerce platform’s February funding raise followed a strong fiscal year that appears to have excited investors. In 2021, the firm saw its revenues climb more than 400%, and it grew its headcount to over 850. That helped draw the attention of companies like Citi Ventures, Visa, J.P. Morgan and TriplePoint Capital, all of which participated in the round.
