Stord

Last Reported Valuation
$3B
Series F, May 2026
Total Funding Raised
$780M+
As of May 2026
Founded
2015
Atlanta, GA
Exchange Listing
Private
Not publicly traded
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About Stord

Stord is a commerce-enablement platform that combines physical fulfillment infrastructure with AI-powered supply chain software, helping e-commerce and omnichannel brands compete with the speed and scale of Amazon while retaining full ownership of their customer relationships. Founded in 2015 by Sean Henry and Jacob Boudreau while students at Georgia Tech, Stord has raised approximately $780 million in total funding and was most recently valued at $3 billion following its $250 million Series F in May 2026.

Stord operates a network of nearly 100 U.S. warehouses — 20 company-operated and approximately 80 partner facilities — enabling two-day delivery across the country. The platform processes 8 billion data points annually and delivered to approximately 20% of U.S. households in 2025 for brands including AG1, Native, Tula, American Giant, and Legion Athletics. Since 2021, Stord has grown contracted revenue 10x and powered more than $6 billion in commerce. The company has completed eight acquisitions, including Ware2Go (from UPS), Penny Black, and Shipwire (from CEVA Logistics, January 2026). Software revenue tripled in 2025 and new bookings more than doubled quarter-over-quarter in Q1 2026. The company launched Stord Labs in 2026 — a physical intelligence facility in Atlanta developing agentic AI and robotics for fulfillment operations — and was highlighted by Google at its Cloud Next conference in April 2026.

Stord's Series F was led by Strike Capital with participation from Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, Franklin Templeton, Baillie Gifford, G Squared, Bond, and Lux Capital. The round doubled the company's valuation from $1.5 billion just twelve months prior, reflecting accelerating software growth and Stord's repositioning as an AI-driven supply chain technology vendor.


Funding History

Round Date Amount Raised Post-Money Valuation Notable Investors
Series F May 2026 $250M ~$3B Strike Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, Franklin Templeton, Baillie Gifford, G Squared, Bond, Lux Capital, NewView Capital
Series E May 2025 $200M+ ~$1.5B Strike Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, existing investors
Series D May 2022 $90M Undisclosed Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, Bond, G Squared, existing investors
Series C Dec 2021 $65M Undisclosed Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, Bond
Series B Jun 2021 $82M Undisclosed Kleiner Perkins, Bond, G Squared
Series A 2020 ~$12M Undisclosed Founders Fund, G Squared

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


Company Details

Legal Name
Stord, Inc.
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
2015
Sector
Logistics Technology
Sub-Sector
Supply Chain / E-Commerce Fulfillment
Flagship Product
Stord One Commerce Platform
Entity Type
Private Corporation
Employees
200+ (software/tech)
Exchange Listing
Not Public

Stord Stock FAQs

No. Stord is a private company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Its shares are not listed on any stock exchange, and as of June 2026, Stord has not announced IPO plans. Accredited investors interested in exposure to Stord may explore the FNEX Ventures Fund, subject to eligibility and availability.
Stord's most recently reported post-money valuation is approximately $3 billion, established following its $250 million Series F round in May 2026 — doubling from a $1.5 billion valuation just twelve months prior. The rapid re-rating reflects accelerating software revenue growth, eight completed acquisitions, and Stord's repositioning as a full-stack AI-driven supply chain platform. Private company valuations are based on the terms of recent financing rounds and are not indicative of current market value or future performance.
Stord's lead investor across multiple rounds is Strike Capital, an Atlanta-based growth equity firm. Additional long-standing institutional backers include Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund (Peter Thiel's fund), G Squared, and Bond. The Series F syndicate also included Franklin Templeton, Baillie Gifford, Lux Capital, and NewView Capital — a broad institutional base reflecting the company's maturation. These are strategic and financial relationships and do not guarantee any particular performance outcome.

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