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§ Private Profile · Brooklyn, NY, USA
Paccurate is a technology company.
Paccurate's mission is to make the supply chain more spatially efficient. Their Packing Control System optimizes packing instructions for cost efficiency and sustainability.
Paccurate has raised $17.8M across 4 funding rounds.
Paccurate has raised $17.8M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Paccurate has raised $17.8M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $8.1M Series A in October 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 22, 2024 | $8.1M Series A | High Alpha | — | Announced |
| Aug 11, 2023 | $3.5M Venture Round | — | — | Announced |
| Jun 1, 2023 | $4M Seed | — | FirstMile Ventures, SpringTime Ventures, Tech Square Ventures | Announced |
| May 4, 2022 | $2.2M Seed | SpringTime Ventures | — | Announced |
Paccurate has raised $17.8M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Paccurate's investors include High Alpha, FirstMile Ventures, SpringTime Ventures, Tech Square Ventures.
Paccurate is a Brooklyn, New York-based technology company developing advanced cartonization software to optimize supply chain packing efficiency, reduce costs, and minimize waste.[1][2][4] Its Packing Control System (PCS) includes core products like PacAPI (an API-first engine generating cost-optimized packing instructions), PacSimulate® (simulates historical shipments for ideal packaging), PacManage™ (enables rule creation and testing), and PacHealth® (benchmarks efficiency for sustainability and cost insights).[2][4] Paccurate serves shippers, e-commerce fulfillment operations, and logistics firms by solving inefficient packing—factoring in materials, labor, carrier rates, and dimensional incentives—leading to lower transportation spend, reduced corrugated usage, and less "air shipped."[1][4][5] With $13.8M in total funding (including an $8.1M recent round) and under 25 employees, the company shows strong growth momentum through partnerships like Packsize and patented tech.[5]
Paccurate was co-founded by two individuals whose story is detailed in a company blog post, emerging from a focus on supply chain inefficiencies in e-commerce and logistics.[2] Headquartered at 68 3rd St Ste 235 in Brooklyn, the company has built a remote-friendly team emphasizing relentless learning, integrity, and community service as core values.[1][2] Early traction stemmed from its unique cost-direct optimization approach, differentiating from legacy warehouse management systems (WMS) or volume-only tools, with pivotal growth via three funding rounds totaling $13.8M and integrations into WMS, OMS, and ERP systems.[3][5] Key leaders include the CEO & Co-Founder, VP of Revenue, and VP of Product, driving evolution toward comprehensive parcel fulfillment optimization.[5]
Paccurate stands out in cartonization through patented, API-first technology that prioritizes true fulfillment costs over mere volume reduction:
Paccurate rides the e-commerce fulfillment boom and rising shipping costs, where carriers' dimensional weight pricing and sustainability mandates demand smarter packing.[4][5] Timing aligns with post-pandemic supply chain strains, AI-driven logistics automation, and "right-sizing" trends—its cost-direct focus exploits complex rate cards that negotiations alone can't optimize.[2][4] Market forces like escalating fees, labor shortages, and ESG pressures favor it, as seen in partnerships (e.g., Packsize's 2024 sustainability push).[5] Paccurate influences the ecosystem by enabling upstream visibility, automating on-demand machines, and providing data-driven KPIs, helping warehouses shift from reactive to predictive operations in a $100B+ logistics software market.[1][3]
Paccurate is poised to scale as AI logistics and sustainable shipping accelerate, potentially expanding into full order management or international carriers with its high-speed API.[4] Trends like carrier rate volatility and regulatory green mandates will amplify demand, while deeper ERP integrations and enterprise wins could double revenue from its sub-$5M base.[5] Its influence may evolve from niche cartonizer to ecosystem orchestrator, empowering shippers to "pack perfectly" amid economic flux—reinforcing its mission to spatially efficient supply chains, one optimized box at a time.[2]