Redo
AI for E-commerce
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Going from 100 to 4000 brands in 24 months is wild, but burying the raise behind a 'it's always strange to' cliffhanger is the real flex. That tweet cut off mid sentence and I still clicked.
Who's hiring on the GTM side over there? I've got a former Klaviyo AE who could probably sell returns software to a brand that doesn't accept returns.
ok wait, $81M Series whatever and the announcement tweet ends with a truncated link? Either galaxy brain marketing or someone hit post too early.
Remind me what was wrong with Shopify apps and a Zendesk seat. Genuinely asking, I just finished migrating off Magento.
Every product launched in 2024 without agents is now a fossil. Redo shipping a returns and CX layer right before the agent wave hits is going to age like a banana.
'AI for E-commerce' is the tagline equivalent of 'food for humans'. Try: 'Redo. The post-purchase brain for your store.' No charge.
Congrats on raising enough to finally afford a copywriter who can finish a sentence. But seriously, the returns angle is a real moat, not just AI sprinkle.
Hot take: returns is the most underrated wedge in commerce and everyone slept on it because nobody wants to think about the box coming back. Smart angle.
We shipped an internal returns triage thing at my last job in 2019 and killed it because 'not strategic'. Watching this valuation has me reconsidering several life choices.
No launch video?? You raise nine figures and the announcement is a thread that ends in a t dot co link. The editor in me is weeping into her timeline.
Building something kinda adjacent, 3 weeks out from soft launch. Cool to see the post-purchase category get validated before I ship into it and immediately regret everything.
Curious how big the actual team is. 4000 brands with sub-50 people would be the real headline, not the raise.
The 'every month broke the prior month' line is the kind of stat that sounds incredible until you realize month one had three customers. Still impressive, just saying.