Supply Chain and Logistics Startups funded by Y Combinator (YC) in the San Francisco Bay Area 2024

September 2024

Browse 13 of the top Supply Chain and Logistics startups funded by Y Combinator. Headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, these are some of the hottest and fastest-growing startups.

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  • Flexport
    Flexport (w2014)Active • 3,000 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Founded in 2013, we believe trade can move the human race forward. That’s why our mission at Flexport is to make global trade easy for everyone. What the internet has done for bits and bytes, Flexport is doing for physical goods: giving every business the ability to connect to any customer, wherever they are in the world. That sounds pretty straightforward, but a fragmented and inefficient global supply chain has held the world back from untapped growth and innovation. By connecting everyone in the global economy we can unlock commerce, creativity, and human progress. To do so, we’re building the platform for global logistics—empowering buyers, sellers and their logistics partners with the technology and services they need to grow and innovate. Today, we work with more than 40,000 customers and their suppliers across industries like manufacturing, retail, electronics, consumer goods, tech, apparel, and beauty. Companies of all sizes—from emerging brands to Fortune 500s—used Flexport technology to move nearly $19B of merchandise across 112 countries in 2021. Interested in joining our team? Check out our open job postings on careers site and apply directly today! https://www.flexport.com/careers/jobs/
    saas
    logistics
    supply-chain
  • GrubMarket
    GrubMarket (w2015)Active • 4,548 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    GrubMarket is the AI-powered technology enabler and digital transformer of American Food Supply Chain industry. Our mission is to build and provide the eCommerce and software technologies to this industry, to transform this completely offline and highly manual industry into modernized online industry powered by software technologies, and improve the efficiency of American food supply chain.
    e-commerce
    supply-chain
    food-tech
    agriculture
  • Javelin Robotics
    Javelin Robotics (w2021)Active • 5 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    We help truckers cut delivery times, increasing productivity and adding much needed capacity to the freight industry. We do this by building autonomy software that tag-teams with human drivers. Conventional trucks drive ~120K miles/ year. Trucks with our tech can hit more than 190K miles/ year.
    autonomous-trucking
    hard-tech
    robotics
    transportation
    ai
  • BeGo
    BeGo (w2020)Active • 65 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    In Mexico and US trucking demand outpaces capacity, yet 40% of the time trucks roll empty. BeGo uses Machine Learning to reduce empty returns, deadheads, and carbon emissions. BeGo is co-founded by two brothers, Jasiel, with 10+ years of experience in the industry, and Ivan, ex-Tesla engineer with experience in product design and machine learning.
    artificial-intelligence
    banking-as-a-service
    digital-freight-brokerage
  • Assembly
    Assembly (s2015)Active • 12 employees • Redwood City, CA, USA
    Crowdfunding has fueled an increase in innovative product companies turning to Chinese factories for production. Yet, Chinese factories seem undifferentiated because they all make the same, unverifiable claims of excellence. This results in competition centered on price. Factories are forced to under-bid contracts to win business, but often, they later surprise the customer with quality problems and delays. This process is broken. We install cameras and remote monitoring software on the assembly line, and this ensures compliance with test protocol, improves quality, reduces liability, and helps fight warranty fraud. We charge a nominal per-unit fee to the OEM and revenue share with the factory when they demonstrate compliance with quality standards (whether units pass or fail). It encourages better behavior from factories and rewards those who perform with an audit trail of good performance that helps them win new foreign business. On average, defect rate will fall 75% within 5 months of deploying Assembly at a factory.
    logistics
    manufacturing
    china
  • Zerobroker
    Zerobroker (w2021)Active • 15 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    We’re building the best logistics system to empower businesses globally to automate their supply chain processes and ship all their products broker-free. When we succeed, 7.6B people in the world will buy products cheaper!
    fintech
    b2b
    logistics
    supply-chain
    transportation
  • EasyPost
    EasyPost (s2013)Active • 51 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    EasyPost is the missing API that makes it quick and painless to integrate shipping into your application. Some of the biggest names in retail rely on EasyPost to ship faster, smarter and cheaper. We manage the headaches involved with dated carrier technology so our customers can focus on what makes their business great. Integrate once with EasyPost and seamlessly add carriers, generate shipping labels, track packages in near real-time and insure your shipments. EasyPost is growing fast! Check out our jobs page and join the excitement: https://www.easypost.com/jobs
    logistics
    supply-chain
  • Movley
    Movley (s2023)Active • 6 employees • New York, NY, USA
    Movley is building Rippling for supply chain. Just like Rippling centralizes all your HR tools, we give Amazon & Shopify sellers one platform to manage their entire supply chain.
    marketplace
    saas
    e-commerce
    supply-chain
  • Mentum
    Mentum (s2021)Active • 2 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Backed by Gradient Ventures (Google’s AI Fund), Y Combinator, and other leading investors, Mentum harness the power of Generative AI to streamline and automate complex workflows for global supply chain teams at hardware manufacturing companies.
    saas
  • Rome
    Rome (w2022)Active • 1 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Rome is building a freight marketplace for truck drivers to find work, receive payments, and manage their business. Today, Rome helps 80+ drivers earn up to 40% more by accessing 10x more loads through scraping brokers/shippers. We’re looking to become the platform for all truck drivers and eventually own the layer between drivers and shippers.
    marketplace
    logistics
  • Nash
    Nash (s2021)Active • 31 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Nash makes it easy for businesses to offer same-day delivery. We do this by building business workflows on top of delivery APIs (like Doordash, Uber, Skipcart). For example, a local dry-cleaning business can start offering pickup and dropoff service at a customer’s desired time without operating their own fleet.
    marketplace
    b2b
    delivery
  • Rickshaw (w2014)Acquired • 11 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Rickshaw is a local delivery platform that partners with courier companies and delivers several goods, including laundry, gifts, office snacks, and meal subscriptions. It uses algorithms and mobile apps to dispatch, route, and track customer locations. The service is available from Monday to Friday from 7.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. Rickshaw was launched by Divya Bhat and Gautam Jayaraman.
    delivery
    logistics
    api
  • Terusama
    Terusama (w2020)Acquired • 2 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    We help warehouses schedule trucks.
    scheduling
    logistics