
Italy · Information technology & services startup
Commerce Layer is a global, API-first commerce engine and headless commerce platform that helps brands, retailers, and developers create scalable and flexible shopping experiences.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
Commerce Layer is a global, API-first commerce engine and headless commerce platform that helps brands, retailers, and developers create scalable and flexible shopping experiences.
Founded in 2017 by Filippo and Massimo Conforti, the company is headquartered in Prato, Italy, with a significant presence in Woodside, California. Commerce Layer has raised approximately $22–$23 million in funding, including a $16 million Series B round in May 2021, with notable investors such as Benchmark Capital and Coatue Management. The platform offers a comprehensive suite of APIs, webhooks, and developer tools that facilitate modern commerce operations. Key services include headless commerce infrastructure, omnichannel support, and a robust order management system. Commerce Layer enables businesses to manage payments and inventory seamlessly while supporting the integration of AI agents for enhanced shopping experiences. Its focus on composable commerce allows brands to utilize their preferred technology stacks, making it a valuable solution for international brands, retailers, and developers looking to innovate in the e-commerce space.
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