It’s an interesting idea and almost the evolution of what WooCommerce was supposed to do. Let’s weave commerce into any content experience you can.

I thought the best way to get funding was to add “ship” to your name. Perhaps I was wrong. “Headless” is apparently the word you’re looking for. Seriously though, it looks like Shopistry is a data connector play plus a CMS. Is it it’s own eCom platform? Not certain. It connects to Shopify and others.

I dunno about this one. Your guess is as good as mine!

While I’ve personally seen cross-border decreasing on client’s radars in the past few years based on trade tensions and the strength of the dollar, cross-border startups continue to raise money at a good clip.

Impressive amount of traction for a young startup. It wants to be the connectivity layer between the eCom platform and all sorts of interesting B2B payment scenarios, so that as a merchant you don’t need to build these custom.

$50M at a $1B+ valuation is extremely unusual in this world. The headline says they want to acquire companies which means this is just a cash-flow raise. Strong positive signal.

The company is designed to streamline B2B payments to suppliers. Competitive space but payments is always hot.

I think this idea could have legs. Every 3PL and participant in the supply chain ecosystem needs a connectivity solution.

What’s significant about these guys is they are rolling up smaller players that no one has ever heard of. Which means to me they could be significant in particular in the B2B space.

Australian-based Marketplacer recently took on additional capital from Salesforce Ventures and at the same time cemented its integration to Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Two birds, one stone as they say?

While this is a crowded space, I would look for them in the IPO markets (perhaps SPAC) in the next two years tops.

The nimble, smaller grocers I think will be fine. It’s the mid-sized grocers that I think will be squeezed from the top and bottom.

There will be a lot of uses for this technology. We could almost not invest enough here.

Looks like they have painted a bullseye on the back of Narvar.

Meesho is one of the leaders selling on social media apps like Whatsapp

The integration space is heating up. Sounds like the lower-middle market answer to Salsify.

How many headless eCommerce platforms can one market support?

I think this does fill a gap in the headless platform market — most people are focused on the back-end.

How many headless eCommerce startups does one world need? Asking for a friend…

In LATAM, it looks like VTEX will take the high-end and Nuvemshop is going after the low-end…