Flowspace Raises $2.2M for On-Demand Warehousing Business

“This additional capital will enable us to scale our business as we head into the second half of the year – a crunchtime period for retailers and e-commerce companies that are fine-tuning their warehousing and fulfillment strategies for the holiday selling season,” said Flowspace co-founder and CEO Ben Eachus.

The new round of investment closed on June 1 and was led by Moment Ventures of Palo Alto. The round also included investment from 1984 Ventures and Y Combinator. Founded in 2017, the company has previously raised $1.2M in seed funding.

“Over the past year, we’ve seen tremendous growth – especially from small- and mid-sized businesses that feel shut-out by on-demand warehouse providers that are singularly focused on large enterprises,” said Eachus.

Many businesses use Flowspace to manage overflow inventory, deploy direct to consumer shipping, or to accommodate an influx in inventory due to seasonal demands. Others use Flowspace as a low-risk/low-cost way to launch and/or replenish distribution centers in key markets on an ‘as-needed’ basis.