From Discovery to Delivery
Cart.com is Unified Commerce
Cart.com is the leading provider of unified commerce and logistics solutions that enable B2C and B2B companies to sell and fulfill anywhere their customers are.
Our interconnected suite of software and services powers cross-channel commerce operations from listing to sale to fulfillment for some of the world's most beloved brands and most demanding organizations.
By unifying the digital and physical aspects of commerce across channels, Cart.com is transforming how merchants sell and how people buy.
6,000+
Customers
1,500+
Employees
7
Offices in 3 countries
$10B+
Annual GMV supported
Connecting the Dots
Solutions for unifying commerce
Our Leaders
Omair Tariq
Founder and CEO
Jason Eckler
Chief Information Security Officer
Our Company
Creating a world where commerce has no bounds
Connecting channels, connecting people
Our omnichannel commerce platform focuses on unifying multichannel selling and logistics to connect companies with their customers wherever those customers want to browse, buy and unbox. Everything we do aims to make omnichannel commerce simpler, more seamless and ultimately more unified.Unifying the digital and the physical
We believe that providing seamless shopping, selling and shipping experiences requires integrated digital and physical capabilities that extend from the front-end of commerce to the back, connecting upstream product listing and selling activities to fulfillment and logistics operations.Unlocking better customer outcomes through diversity
Working across channels and across the commerce value chain means that we employ the top experts across disciplines. As a result, our customers are able to draw on an unmatched diversity of experts to help them drive growth, manage activities across channels and optimize logistics operations.Unleashing the power of unified commerce data and operations
The breadth of our software and services allow our customers to tap into AI-powered insights using data from across channels and across the value chain. This comes to life in the form of prescriptive and predictive analytics that we integrate into our software to enable more informed marketing and operational decisions.Related blogs
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