Gopuff

Last Reported Valuation
$8.5B
Series I, Nov 2025
Total Funding Raised
$5.5B+
As of Nov 2025
Founded
2013
Philadelphia, PA
Exchange Listing
Private
Not publicly traded
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About Gopuff

Gopuff is the leading instant commerce platform in the United States, delivering everyday essentials — snacks, drinks, household items, alcohol, and more — in 15 to 20 minutes from its own network of micro-fulfillment centers. Founded in 2013 by co-CEOs Yakir Gola and Rafael Ilishayev while students at Drexel University in Philadelphia, Gopuff has raised over $5.5 billion in total funding and was most recently valued at $8.5 billion following its $250 million Series I round in November 2025 — a strong re-rating from prior years as the company returned to financial health.

Unlike third-party delivery services that rely on external stores and couriers, Gopuff operates a vertically integrated model: it owns and operates its micro-fulfillment centers, controls inventory, and employs its own delivery drivers. This gives Gopuff structural advantages in speed, unit economics, and customer experience that app-based competitors cannot easily replicate. The company has built the largest instant fulfillment network in the U.S. and U.K., with approximately ~3,700 employees and reported record revenue and contribution profit in 2025 — its strongest financial performance in company history. In 2024, Gopuff reported approximately $2 billion in revenue.

Gopuff's Series I round in November 2025 was led by Eldridge Industries (Todd Boehly) and Valor Equity Partners, with participation from Baillie Gifford, Robinhood, Equalis Capital, and the company's co-founders. The round followed a period of significant restructuring, during which Gopuff exited multiple European markets, conducted several rounds of layoffs, and refocused its model on core U.S. and U.K. operations — emerging as what investors describe as "the last one standing" in the vertically integrated instant delivery category.


Funding History

Round Date Amount Raised Post-Money Valuation Notable Investors
Series I Nov 2025 $250M ~$8.5B Eldridge Industries, Valor Equity Partners, Baillie Gifford, Robinhood, Equalis Capital, co-founders
Conv. Note May 2022 $1.5B Up to ~$40B Guggenheim Partners (pre-IPO convertible note)
Series H Jul 2021 $1B ~$15B SoftBank Vision Fund, Fidelity Management & Research, Baillie Gifford, Blackstone, D1 Capital Partners
Series G Mar 2021 $1.15B ~$8.9B Adage Capital Management, SoftBank Vision Fund, Hedosophia, existing investors
Series F/E 2020 ~$380M Undisclosed SoftBank Vision Fund, Guggenheim Partners, existing investors
Series B/C/D 2019–2020 ~$750M Undisclosed SoftBank Vision Fund, Accel, D1 Capital Partners

Figures sourced from public disclosures. Approximate. For informational purposes only. Not an offer or solicitation.


Company Details

Legal Name
Gopuff (GoBrands, Inc.)
Headquarters
Philadelphia, PA
Founded
2013
Sector
Instant Commerce / Delivery
Sub-Sector
Q-Commerce / Micro-Fulfillment
Flagship Product
Gopuff App & Fulfillment Network
Entity Type
Private Corporation
Employees
~3,700
Exchange Listing
Not Public

Gopuff Stock FAQs

No. Gopuff is a private company. In May 2022, Gopuff raised a $1.5 billion convertible note from Guggenheim Partners ahead of a planned IPO that never materialized, due to deteriorating market conditions and the company's shift toward profitability. As of June 2026, Gopuff has not filed for a public offering. Accredited investors interested in exposure to Gopuff may explore the FNEX Ventures Fund, subject to eligibility and availability.
Gopuff's most recently reported post-money valuation is approximately $8.5 billion, established in its $250 million Series I round in November 2025 — a significant recovery from its post-2021 period of restructuring. The company had previously reached a peak reported valuation of approximately $40 billion in early 2022 based on a convertible note. Private company valuations are based on the terms of recent financing rounds and are not indicative of current market value or future performance.
Gopuff's largest early institutional backer was SoftBank Vision Fund, which participated in multiple rounds. The November 2025 Series I was led by Eldridge Industries — the investment vehicle of Todd Boehly, co-owner of the LA Dodgers and Chelsea FC — alongside Valor Equity Partners. Long-standing investors Baillie Gifford and the company's own co-founders also participated in the latest round. These are strategic and financial relationships and do not guarantee any particular performance outcome.

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