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2022-09-22T12:52:44-05:00

Austin is also home to many of the country’s most exciting omnichannel retail and DTC brands, including Whole Foods, YETI, KendraScott, Howler Bros, Titos, Bumble, and Tecovas Boots. By centering its operations in Austin, Cart.com strengthens its ability to both learn from and support the growth of leading brands as it reimagines and radically streamlines the ecommerce space in Texas and beyond.

Cart.com’s bet on Austin’s future as an industry-defining tech hub and brand incubator comes as the company launches a new partnership with Google Cloud to deepen its focus on machine learning and its investments in robust data science. Cart.com was also honored as Startup of the Year by Capital Factory, the center of gravity for entrepreneurs in Texas and the most active early-stage investor since 2010. Capital Factory recognized Cart.com for its ability to scale rapidly, its determination to reshape the ecommerce industry for a new generation of high-growth brands, and its commitment to data-driven innovation.

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From its original base in Houston, Cart.com has revolutionized digital commerce as the world’s first Ecommerce-as-a-Service (EcaaS) partner, which brings all the advanced commerce functions needed to grow a business online under a single umbrella. Over the past 12 months, Cart.com has raised $143M in venture funding, acquired 9 major companies, launched 9 new fulfillment centers, and built a thriving team of close to 400 people. The company plans to grow its total headcount to around 1,000 by Q1 2022.

Now, Cart.com is expanding its operations and moving its headquarters to the heart of downtown Austin, next to Capital Factory and a stone’s throw from the historic Texas Capitol. With more and more Silicon Valley tech companies relocating to Texas, and Elon Musk moving Tesla’s HQ to Austin, the “Silicon Hills” area is increasingly seen as the country’s most exciting and fertile space for high-tech innovation. Cart.com has been a key driver of this trend, growing from a landmark Houston success story into a national ecommerce powerhouse rooted firmly in the Lone Star State.