E-commerce startup ecosystem
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Back Market
Back Market is a leading European marketplace for refurbished electronics, connecting certified refurbishers with consumers looking for affordable, sustainable alternatives to new devices. The platform covers smartphones, laptops, tablets, and other consumer electronics, with quality grading and warranty guarantees. Valued at $5.7 billion after its 2022 Series E, Back Market operates across Europe and the US and is a flagship example of the circular economy model.
Ben Francis
Founder and CEO of Gymshark, the fitness-apparel brand he started from his parents' garage as a teenager and bootstrapped into a billion-pound business before its first outside investment.
Benedek Tóth
Specialist in applied artificial intelligence for commercial environments at Molin AI, focusing on how AI tools can be deployed in practical e-commerce and retail use cases. He is an announced speaker at the XXII E-Commerce Conference 2026 in Budapest.
Birmarket
Birmarket (formerly Umico, founded 2019) is Azerbaijan's largest e-commerce marketplace, rebranded in July 2025 as part of PASHA Holding's Bir digital ecosystem. The platform offers over 500,000 products, express 2-hour delivery, 900+ pickup points, and integrated installment financing through Birbank. It operates across electronics, fashion, food, home, and multiple other retail categories.
Bloop
Bloop is a Lisbon-based social-commerce startup founded by Francisco Rodrigues (CEO) and João Neves (CTO), both alumni of companies including Amazon, Farfetch, Microsoft and Uber. Conceived in 2022 and formalised in 2024, it operates what it calls the world's first social shopping network — a platform that fuses a product marketplace with the mechanics of a social feed, turning ordinary consumers into paid recommenders. Users earn wallet credits of up to 10% of a purchase's value for publishing authentic recommendations, and up to 5% commission on referral sales, while sellers gain community-generated exposure instead of paid ads. At its July 2025 public beta the platform carried 200,000+ products from 150+ brands and reported a ~4.5% conversion rate. Bloop has raised about €1.5M in pre-seed capital co-led by Monarque Funds and Insure Broker, including one of Portugal's largest retail crowdfunding rounds, and targeted a €5M seed to expand into Spain and France.
Boozt
Boozt is a Nordic technology group selling fashion and lifestyle products online through its multi-brand webstore Boozt.com and its Nordic outlet Booztlet.com, offering a curated selection of over 1,600 brands. The company is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with a major operational hub in Malmo, Sweden, and it builds its own in-house e-commerce platform and logistics infrastructure to control the customer experience. Boozt reported SEK 8,244 million in revenue in 2024 and serves a base of over 3.5 million active customers across the Nordic region.
byrd
byrd is a Vienna-based third-party logistics (3PL) and e-commerce fulfillment company operating a European fulfillment network of 12 warehouses across Austria, Germany, France, the UK, and Poland. Its platform integrates with e-commerce channels like Shopify, Amazon, and WooCommerce for automated multichannel fulfillment, real-time inventory tracking, and multi-carrier shipping, reporting more than 7 million products shipped per year with 99.4% on-time and 99.9% fulfillment accuracy. byrd, legally byrd technologies GmbH, is led by co-founders Alexander Leichter and Petra Dobrocka.
Callsy
Callsy is a Vilnius-based conversational AI startup focused on recovering abandoned e-commerce checkouts for online merchants. The product integrates with Shopify, initiates natural-language voice calls to high-intent shoppers, and follows up with personalized SMS incentives to improve conversion. Its multilingual voice workflows are tailored for cross-border commerce across Europe and beyond.
Cardeal
Cardeal is a Tbilisi-based auto marketplace and auction platform that digitizes cross-border vehicle sourcing and trade workflows. The product enables buyers to access international car inventories and live bidding, then manage shipping, customs, and delivery from a unified interface. It grew through the 500 Georgia/Eurasia program and serves regional demand across the Caucasus.
Carwow
Carwow is a London-based online car marketplace that lets buyers compare new car deals from a network of dealers and sell their existing car for a fair, free, no-hassle price. The platform covers both new and used vehicles, including electric cars, and shows average savings against manufacturer RRP based on daily dealer pricing. Carwow Ltd is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority for credit broking and insurance distribution activities, and it also operates the leasing business Carwow Leasey.
Catawiki
Catawiki is Europe's leading curated online auction marketplace, founded in 2008 in the Netherlands and headquartered in Amsterdam. The platform hosts weekly auctions across more than 80 categories including art, jewellery, classic cars, collectibles, and fashion, with each listing vetted by category experts. Catawiki has served millions of buyers and sellers across Europe and raised €150 million in 2021. In 2026 it opened an additional office in Lisbon, Portugal.
Caucasus Ventures
Founded in November 2022 as Azerbaijan's first domestically domiciled venture capital fund, Caucasus Ventures was established by the Innovation and Digital Development Agency, PASHA Holding, and individual investors, with a statutory capital of 11.3 million AZN (~$6.6 million). Led by General Partner Mammad Karim, the fund targets post-seed to Series A startups in fintech, edtech, SaaS, cybersecurity, gaming, and e-commerce across Azerbaijan, Georgia, Türkiye, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe. Portfolio companies include Vivoo, Platma, Cognitiwe, Cargon, TASS Vision, and KLIPY. The fund is distinctive as the pioneer institutional VC vehicle in the Azerbaijani ecosystem, backed by state innovation infrastructure and private capital.
CityPay.io
Cryptocurrency payment gateway founded in Tbilisi in 2020, enabling merchants to accept payments in multiple cryptocurrencies and settle in USD, EUR, GEL, or TRY. CityPay has onboarded over 600 business partners in Georgia including international hotel chains. The company raised seed funding in 2023 from Presto Ventures and Tether, with Tether subsequently investing an additional $10 million in 2024 as a principal partner.
CloudCart
CloudCart is a Bulgarian ecommerce-as-a-service platform founded in 2016 by brothers Nikolay and Peter Iliev. The platform enables merchants to build, manage, and scale online stores with built-in marketing automation, multichannel sales tools, and integrated payment and shipping support. CloudCart is backed by Vitosha Venture Partners and reported approximately $3.6 million in annual revenue with over 1,100 merchant customers in 2024. The platform expanded into Romania in 2023.
Colvin
Colvin is a direct-to-consumer flowers and plants marketplace that sources fresh-cut flowers directly from growers and ships them to customers across Spain, Germany and Italy, offering curated bouquets and gifting with shorter supply chains than traditional florists.
Comexposium
One of the world's leading event organisers, headquartered in the Paris region, running trade shows across retail, food, agriculture and technology. Comexposium organises Paris Retail Week / NRF Retail's Big Show Europe at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in partnership with the National Retail Federation.
Commençal
Andorran bicycle company based in La Massana and listed on the national map of innovative companies, selling direct to riders rather than through dealers. Its range covers mountain bikes and frames alongside snow sports equipment and lifestyle products, shipped from region-specific warehouses across several international markets.
Daniel Gebler
Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Picnic, the Amsterdam-based online grocery delivery company, where he leads engineering, data and the in-house machine-learning platform that powers its app-only model. He is a confirmed speaker at TechEx Europe 2026 in Amsterdam, presenting on applied AI and data at scale.
Data Design
Podgorica software company founded in 2010 and a member of the ICT Cortex cluster, best known for TiramisuERP, a business management system aimed at small and medium companies. It also runs enterprise ERP implementation projects end to end, from process analysis through development to staff training and long-term maintenance, working across retail, hospitality, services and e-commerce.
David Schneider
David Schneider is Co-founder of the fashion e-commerce giant Zalando. A founder in the German startup ecosystem, David leads the fashion e-commerce giant Zalando.
