
8fig is a funding and financial tools platform designed specifically for eCommerce sellers, empowering them to achieve long-term growth and success. By leveraging AI technology, 8fig provides customizable funding solutions that address the cash flow challenges faced by online businesses, enabling them to optimize their supply chain and reach eight-figure revenues. The company has demonstrated significant traction, with over 20,600 growth plans submitted, $400 million in funding provided, and an average store growth of 400%. Founded in 2020, 8fig has established itself as a leader in the eCommerce financing space, with teams in Austin, TX, and Tel Aviv, Israel, and a commitment to democratizing digital commerce for small businesses.

8fig is a funding and financial tools platform designed specifically for eCommerce sellers, empowering them to achieve long-term growth and success. By leveraging AI technology, 8fig provides customizable funding solutions that address the cash flow challenges faced by online businesses, enabling them to optimize their supply chain and reach eight-figure revenues. The company has demonstrated significant traction, with over 20,600 growth plans submitted, $400 million in funding provided, and an average store growth of 400%. Founded in 2020, 8fig has established itself as a leader in the eCommerce financing space, with teams in Austin, TX, and Tel Aviv, Israel, and a commitment to democratizing digital commerce for small businesses.
What they do: AI-driven cash-flow planning and tailored financing for e-commerce (Amazon/Shopify) sellers
Founded: 2020
Notable funding (2023): $140M financing package (reported as $40M equity + $100M credit facility)
Total reported funding: $196.5M
Teams: U.S. (Austin/Miami) and Tel Aviv
E-commerce seller financing, cash-flow management, and supply-chain optimization
2020
Fintech / E-commerce financing
$140,000,000 (reported as $40M equity + $100M credit facility)
Participants reported to include Battery Ventures, LocalGlobe, Hetz Ventures, the Jesselson family, and Silicon Valley Bank / First Citizens Bank.
“Led by Koch Disruptive Technologies with participation from established VCs and strategic lenders”