Shopify Partner Bold Commerce Grows, with Hopes to Expand Beyond Ottawa’s Giant Platform
Winnipeg-based Bold Commerce, once known as Shopify’s largest app developer, recently closed its $35 million CAD Series B funding round. The Series B financing was lead by OMERS Ventures, with participation from investors Whitecap Venture Partners and Round 13 Capital. All three companies are Canadian-based funds. It is the largest financing of a Canadian tech company led by OMERS Venture since 2018, who notably led Shopify’s Series C financing in 2013.
Bold Commerce currently works with more than 90,000 brands in over 170 countries. The company provides a modular suite of products including checkout, subscriptions and price rules to help e-commerce retailers extend their platform capabilities. Their dynamic pricing model allows it to maximize profit from every customer regardless of size, which separates Bold Commerce from most software developers. Their platforms include Shopify rivals BigCommerce and WooCommerce and larger merchants who typically don’t use Shopify (who primarily targets small-and medium-sized sellers).
Following a year of accelerated growth for e-commerce retailers during the pandemic, Bold Commerce plans to expand operations and advance their network of tools and integrations for e-commerce stores worldwide.
Author: Shannon Skillings
Authors
Expertise
Insights
-
Technology
New Health Metric Coming Soon for Oura Ring Members
Oura Ring continues to make a splash amongst leading fitness trackers through its innovative design as a small, sleek ring that can track a variety of health metrics from heart rate, blood oxygen… -
Technology
The Growing Stablecoin Ecosystem: Noble Secures US$15 Million in Series A Funding
Noble, a Toronto-based digital asset issuance platform, is making its mark in the rapidly evolving world of blockchain technology. The startup’s trajectory is on an upward swing, thanks to a… -
Technology
Amazon Shifts Grocery Strategy
In a bid to solidify its competitive position in a market dominated by grocery giants, Amazon is planning to merge the fulfilment networks of its Whole Foods Market and Amazon Fresh Grocery. Amazon… -
Technology
The Next Generation of Amazon’s Artificial Intelligence Assistant
Andy Jassy, Chief Executive Officer of Amazon, has recently hinted that the Company’s artificial intelligence assistant may be getting an upgrade. With the implementation of generative artificial… -
Technology
Powering AI: How Tech Giants and Innovative Cooling Solutions are Shaping the Future of Data Centers
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is significantly increasing the energy demands of data centers, prompting major technology companies to explore innovative solutions to power… -
Technology
Flora Fertility Breaking Down Barriers to Accessible Fertility Insurance
According to the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society, nearly one in six Canadians will experience some form of infertility. A Calgary-based startup called Flora Fertility is actively working to…