Stockly operates a networked inventory platform that aggregates product availability across multiple e-commerce sites so retailers can accept orders even when an item is out of stock. When a retailer lacks an item, Stockly routes the order to another partner retailer and automatically selects the fulfiller based on price, distance and a quality score. The company integrates with existing e-commerce product feeds and must synchronize millions of items in real time to avoid showing unavailable offers. Partner customers include Galeries Lafayette, Jonak, Go Sport and Decathlon. Stockly enforces neutral packaging to keep end-customer experience transparent and preserve retailer relationships. With the new funding, the company plans to grow to 50 employees and sign additional retailers to expand its network. Stockly provides an inventory‑sync platform that lets e-commerce websites sell items even when they are out of stock by routing orders to third‑party Stockly suppliers. The platform matches disparate catalog formats and selects suppliers based on logistics, delivery time and historical data. Orders are fulfilled by the selected supplier and shipped in neutral packaging to avoid confusing end customers. Stockly is initially focusing on clothing and has integrated with retailers including Galeries Lafayette, Go Sport and Foot Shop. The company recently raised funding and plans to expand its team to 20 people, add new clients and iterate on its product. Its approach targets small and mid‑size merchants that lack large marketplaces and supplier networks.

Total raised

$18M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Sep 2022