Full-Time
E-commerce platform for multi-brand selling
No salary listed
Mid, Senior
Oakland, CA, USA
Hybrid position in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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ShopCanal.com is an e-commerce platform designed to support multi-brand selling for retailers, platforms, and creators. It allows businesses to sell products from various brands, which helps them attract more customers and achieve their sales goals more efficiently. The platform operates on a co-selling model, which is a modern approach that encourages collaboration between brands and retailers, offering a more effective alternative to traditional affiliate marketing. This model not only increases traffic to stores but also opens up new opportunities for partnerships. ShopCanal likely generates revenue through a commission or fee structure, aligning its success with that of its users. Users appreciate the platform for its ease of use and the growth potential it offers, making it a significant player in the e-commerce industry.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$27M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
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Competitive compensation packages
Unlimited PTO + 12 company holidays
Quality health, vision, & life insurance
401k plans with 3% employer contribution
Commuter benefits
Home office stipends
All-day snacks + dinner provided after 5:30pm
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