Alloy Automation, a Y Combinator graduate focused on connecting different e-commerce tools, announced this morning that it has closed a $20 million Series A led by a16z. The startup characterized the funding event as brisk, a contrast to its 2021 capital event when it was harder for the company to secure funding. TechCrunch covered Alloy’s […]
New York, NY (PRWEB) February 22, 2022 Alloy Automation, a no-code ecommerce automation platform, today announced a $20 million Series A investment led by
Alloy Automation Emerges From Stealth with $5M In Seed Funding
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The ecommerce industry s first automation platform will use funds from Bain Capital Ventures and Abstract Ventures to rapidly expand its team and develop new product lines. SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB) February 02, 2021 Alloy Automation, the ecommerce industry’s first automation platform, emerged from stealth today with $5M in seed funding led by Bain Capital Ventures and Abstract Ventures. Other investors include Y Combinator, BoxGroup, Webflow founder Bryant Chou, Shippo founder Laura Wu, and Attentive founder Brian Long, among others. Alloy Automation’s no-code platform enables ecommerce stores to create automated workflows for logistics, marketing, store operations, and more.
Alloy raises $4M to build out its e-commerce automation service
Alloy Automation, a startup that was part of the Y Combinator Winter 2020 cohort, announced today that it has closed $5 million across two rounds, the most recent of which brought $4 million to the company in October of 2020.
The new funds were raised at a $16 million pre-money, $20 million post-money valuation, Alloy told TechCrunch.
TechCrunch spoke with co-founders Sara Du, CEO, and Gregg Mojica, CTO, about the round, their market and their experience in Y Combinator.
Du, a Harvard dropout, and Mojicam, who skipped college altogether, met after the former emailed the latter about speaking at an open-source conference. The event didn’t end up happening, but the pair stayed in touch. Du wound up running a small streetwear store, interested in automation and app-connecting tools like Zapier, which she found to be too simple, and MuleSoft, which she described as very expensive. Out of a desire for something in betwe