Cart.com Raises $180 Million to Expand Logistics Network and AI

The funding will help the ecommerce tech company develop its commerce operating system and fulfillment infrastructure.

Published on Mar. 5, 2026

Cart.com, a Houston-based commerce and logistics technology company, has secured a $180 million growth equity investment led by Springcoast Partners. The funding will be used to expand Cart.com's U.S. fulfillment infrastructure and further develop its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities for ecommerce and fulfillment operations.

Why it matters

The investment in Cart.com's logistics network and AI technology highlights the growing importance of integrated ecommerce and fulfillment solutions as brands and retailers seek to optimize their online sales and customer experience. This funding will help Cart.com enhance its offerings and better compete in the competitive ecommerce technology and logistics space.

The details

The $180 million funding round included participation from existing investors PayPal Ventures, Arsenal Growth Equity, Mercury Fund and Oak HC/FT. Cart.com plans to use the funds to develop its commerce operating system, add workflow automation tools, predictive analytics and AI systems to help route inventory, reduce shipping times and lower fulfillment costs. As part of the investment, Russell Klein, an operating partner and executive-in-residence at Springcoast, will join Cart.com's board of directors.

  • Cart.com announced the $180 million funding on March 4, 2026.

The players

Cart.com

A Houston-based commerce and logistics technology company that provides software and services to enable brands and retailers to manage online sales, fulfillment and customer experience.

Springcoast Partners

The investment firm that led the $180 million funding round for Cart.com.

Omair Tariq

The CEO of Cart.com.

Russell Klein

An operating partner and executive-in-residence at Springcoast who will join Cart.com's board of directors.

Got photos? Submit your photos here. ›

What they’re saying

“This investment will strengthen our balance sheet and provide us with the flexibility to accelerate our strategic priorities.”

— Omair Tariq, CEO, Cart.com (digitalcommerce360.com)

What’s next

Cart.com plans to use the $180 million in funding to expand its U.S. fulfillment infrastructure and further develop its AI capabilities for ecommerce and fulfillment operations.

The takeaway

The investment in Cart.com's logistics network and AI technology underscores the growing demand for integrated ecommerce and fulfillment solutions as brands and retailers seek to optimize their online sales and customer experience. This funding will help Cart.com enhance its offerings and better compete in the competitive ecommerce technology and logistics space.