Layoff
Jun 2022Stord laid off 59 employees, about 8% of its workforce, shortly after announcing $120M in additional Series D funding and a $1.3B valuation.
SourceCloud supply chain platform for fulfillment and logistics.
Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Overview
Stord is an Atlanta-based supply chain technology and services company that combines omnichannel fulfillment, transportation, warehouse/order-management software, and AI to help brands improve delivery speed, reduce logistics costs, and control the customer experience.
Primary product
Intelligent Supply Chain Orchestration platform (software + fulfillment network + AI).
Founded
2015
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Team size
500-600
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
Sub-industry
Commerce enablement / fulfillment technology
Offices
Atlanta, GA, United States
Union City, GA 30291, United States
Las Vegas, NV, United States
Irvine, CA, United States
Hebron, KY, United States
Dallas, TX, United States
North Haven, CT, United States
Reno, NV, United States
Delta, British Columbia, Canada
Business model
SaaS
Managed fulfillment services
Transportation and logistics services
Commerce infrastructure platform
Funding
Stage
Series F
Total raised
$977.5M
Latest round
Series F · May 2026
Latest amount
$250M
May 2026 · Strike Capital Management
May 2025 · Strike Capital
Series D extension
May 2022 · Franklin Templeton
Sep 2021 · Kleiner Perkins
Series C
Mar 2021 · BOND
Dec 2020 · Founders Fund
Apr 2019 · Kleiner Perkins
Apr 2018 · Susa Ventures and Dynamo
People & investors
Leadership
Co-founder and CEO
Co-founder and CTO
President & COO
VP of People
SVP of Product & Engineering
VP of Sales
Investors
B Capital Ascent Fund
Baillie Gifford
BOND
BoxGroup
Carlos Cashman
Chris Klaus
D1 Capital
Dynamo Ventures
Engage Ventures
Founders Fund
Franklin Templeton
G Squared
Georgia Tech Foundation
Good Friends Fund
Kleiner Perkins
Lineage Logistics
Lux Capital
Max Mullen
Michael Rubin
NewView Capital
Palm Tree Crew
Revolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund
Salesforce Ventures
Strike Capital
Susa Ventures
Will Gaybrick
Work & culture
Remote-friendly and operator-heavy, with an emphasis on bias toward action, transparency, candor, learning, and shipping fast. Engineering content highlights API-first development, continuous delivery, Elixir, and community sharing.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
Yes
Compensation
Public compensation data is limited. Public H-1B filings and aggregator coverage show certified roles with a median salary around $132k and a range roughly in the $120k-$149k band; public remote software roles also appear in hiring pages.
Benefits
Flexible PTO
Mental health support
Paid parental leave
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life insurance
Short-term disability insurance
Wellness reimbursement
Product & market
Differentiators
- —Single connected platform spanning fulfillment, transportation, OMS/WMS, and AI
- —Owns both physical network and software layer
- —Omnichannel fulfillment with consumer-experience tooling for checkout, tracking, and returns
- —Large multi-region fulfillment network across North America and Europe
- —Public claims of 99.9% fulfillment accuracy and 99.5% 1-2 day ground coverage
- —More than 100 system integrations
- —Stord Labs for applied AI and robotics
- —Network and data improve with each order
Technology
Elixir
API-first architecture
Continuous delivery
Order Management System (OMS)
Warehouse Management System (WMS)
AI
Robotics
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Inventory management
Parcel optimization
System integrations
Customers
AG1
True Classic
Native
Seed Health
quip
goodr
Sundays for Dogs
Jolie
Fatty15
Aloha
Monos
Climatic Health
American Giant
Tula
hundreds of other DTC and B2B brands
Competitors
Amazon (including fulfillment and delivery infrastructure)
Flexport
ShipBob
legacy 3PL providers
other warehouse/fulfillment and supply-chain software platforms
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
$100M-$150M
Estimated monthly visits
93K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Signals & risks
Acquisition
Jan 2026Stord acquired Shipwire from CEVA Logistics, adding 12 locations and expanding its network and technology stack.
SourceAcquisition
May 2025Stord acquired Ware2Go from UPS, expanding its fulfillment and delivery network.
SourceAcquisition
Apr 2024Stord acquired ProPack, expanding temperature-controlled fulfillment capabilities for supplement brands.
SourceLatest news
Reuters / MarketScreener · May 2026
Reuters reported that Stord raised nearly $250M at a $3B valuation and launched Stord Labs to advance physical intelligence, AI, and robotics for fulfillment operations.
Bloomberg · May 2026
Bloomberg reported that Stord raised $250M to expand its fulfillment operation and help merchants compete more effectively with Amazon.
PR Newswire · May 2026
Stord's official release described the Series F round, the launch of Stord Labs, and claims about revenue growth, customers, and operating scale.
CNBC · Jan 2026
CNBC reported that Stord acquired Shipwire, marking its seventh acquisition, adding 12 locations and about 60 employees while expanding its network into more geographies.
Business Insider · Jun 2022
Business Insider reported that Stord cut 59 employees, about 8% of its workforce, shortly after raising an additional $120M in Series D funding.
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