HubBox, a London-based provider of delivery software for ecommerce retailers, has raised a £6m investment.
Founded in 2015, HubBox was launched to offer a solution to the frustration of failed home deliveries.
The firm’s software is used by retailers to direct them to local pickup points for flexible deliveries.
HubBox said its software is used by thousands of retailers across the UK, Europe and the US, with notable clients including GAP, Selfridges and Gymshark.
“Offering pickup at checkout is key to accelerating the shift to out-of-home delivery, and HubBox has been leading the charge for nearly a decade as the market leader in this space,” said chief executive Sam Jarvis.
“Now, as demand for HubBox from couriers, retailers and shoppers continues to surge, we’re expanding our investment in people and software to meet it.”
The new investment round was led by Puma Growth Partners.
“HubBox has built a scalable solution to one of e-commerce’s most persistent challenges which is checkout integration for alternative delivery options,” said Puma Growth Partners investment manager Charlotte Howe.
“Their technical expertise, strong commercial traction and excellent courier relationships make them a standout player in the logistics tech space.
“The company is well on its way to becoming a dominant force in the future of e-commerce logistics and we are delighted to be backing Sam and the team on their next stage of growth.”
