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Universal shopping app nate raises $38m

Nate, an AI-based online shopping tool that centralises buys onto a single platform, has raised $38 million in a series A funding round led by Renegade Partners.

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Universal shopping app nate raises $38m

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Forerunner Ventures, Canaan Partners and Coatue Management participated in the round.

Launched last year, the nate app enables users to buy a product from any e-commerce site with the click of a button, acting as a universal shopping tool.

The firm has been doubling its userbase every six weeks, tapping onto the huge US e-commerce market.

It has recently launched its own pay later offering and is prepping social functions that will give creators cash-back for any purchases followers make from their lists.

Albert Saniger, CEO, nate, says: “For the first time in history, shoppers have a seamless, universal, and private way of buying anything online.”

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