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Ecommerce & Retail startups
Startups selling goods online or in person, profiled by stage, founders and country, with filters to narrow the list fast.
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Records in Ecommerce & Retail
ORDER BY launched DESC (newest first) by community votes
| # | Company | Stage | HQ | Founded | DR | Votes |
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Field: total contributed (USD). Sort: descending. Paid records only; votes are a separate table.
| Place | Company | Contributed |
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| 1 |  Zinn Hub | $5 |
| 2 |  Zinn Digital® | $5 |
| 3 |  PBN LTD | $5 |
About Ecommerce & Retail
Ecommerce & Retail collects the startups that sell physical and digital goods, build the tools behind those sales, or run the shops where customers buy. Each profile is laid out as a record: what the company does, its stage, who founded it, how it prices its goods and where it operates. The category page lists every product and business in this category and in its four subcategories, with filters so you can cut the table down to what matters.
Listings appear newest first by default. Switch to the community vote sort if you want to see what visitors rate highly. Votes can never be bought, so the ordering reflects interest rather than spend. Use the subcategories to separate platforms from supply, marketplaces from single-brand shops. Compare stage and country fields side by side before you open a profile, then read the founder details to see who is behind the business.
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Ecommerce & Retail: questions answered
- What belongs in Ecommerce & Retail?
- Businesses whose core activity is selling goods, or providing the software, supply or marketplace infrastructure for selling. A shop, a storefront builder, a supplier network and a multi-seller marketplace all fit. Tools that only touch sales, such as general accounting, belong in their own categories.
- How do I choose between the subcategories?
- Start with what the company does for its customer. If it builds the store, use Online stores & platforms. If it sources or ships stock, use Dropshipping & suppliers. If many sellers share one venue, use Marketplaces. If customers buy in person, use Retail shops.
- How do I get my startup listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from your site, then you check and edit every field before anything goes live. You choose one main category at submission, and it is included free.
- Can a listing appear in more than one category?
- Yes. Every listing has one main category, included free. A paid upgrade adds up to 3 more categories for $5, which suits a business that spans, for example, a platform and a marketplace.
- What should I compare when browsing retail startups?
- Check the stage, the country and the founder details first. Then look at the business model: who sells, who fulfils orders and who holds stock. Those three facts separate similar-looking profiles more reliably than a product description does.