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Platzi

YC15San Francisco, United States510 employees

Latin America's School of Technology

4 open positions

MoradaUno

YC21Mexico City, Mexico130 employees

We underwrite and insure house rentals in Latam

3 open positions

Merama

UnicornMexico City, Mexico360 employees

Merama is a strategic investment and operational partner dedicated to accelerating the growth of leading e-commerce brands in Latin America. Founded by a team of experts in various fields, Merama focuses on building a robust online group of brands across countries like Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Peru. The company invests significant capital and expertise into select e-commerce companies, acquiring substantial but non-controlling stakes. Merama provides its partners with working capital, operational support, and strategic guidance, allowing them to maintain governance while benefiting from Merama’s resources. The company emphasizes high-impact initiatives to scale sales and profits, aiming to grow partner brands into billion-dollar businesses. Merama has received substantial funding from notable investors, reinforcing its commitment to fostering growth in the region's e-commerce landscape.

Momento

YC22Mexico City, Mexico63 employees

Building a full-stack auto insurer for the underserved in LatAm

MongoDB

New York, United States5600 employees

MongoDB is a NoSQL document-oriented database company founded in 2007 in New York City. The company was established by veterans of DoubleClick who aimed to address the limitations of traditional relational databases. Originally named 10gen, it rebranded to MongoDB, Inc. in 2013, reflecting its focus on its database product. The name 'MongoDB' comes from 'humongous,' highlighting its capability to manage large volumes of data. MongoDB's primary offerings include the MongoDB Database, a document-oriented NoSQL database designed for internet-scale applications, and MongoDB Atlas, a managed database-as-a-service platform available on major cloud providers. The company also provides enterprise features such as analytics, encryption, and migration tools, along with professional support and consulting services. Operating on an open-core model, MongoDB offers a free community server alongside paid support and enterprise features. The company has experienced significant growth, with a market capitalization reaching $10 billion in 2024.

Mono

YC22Bogota, Colombia28 employees

A bank account that integrates LatAm SMEs' finances and operations.

Monto

YC21Monterrey, Mexico14 employees

Salary on-demand platform for Latin America

Munily App

YC22Panama City, Panama28 employees

Access control management app for Latam´s gated communities

Nowports

UnicornMonterrey, Mexico310 employees

Nowports is a Mexican logistics company that specializes in digital freight forwarding services for Latin America. Founded in 2018, it is recognized as the first and largest digital freight forwarder in the region. The company focuses on simplifying the import and export process for medium and large enterprises connected to Latin America. Nowports provides a comprehensive platform that centralizes information about maritime, air, and land shipments. Customers benefit from real-time visibility, insights, and alerts regarding their shipments, which helps reduce delays significantly. The company’s offerings have expanded to include inventory finance, cargo insurance, customs clearance, and supply chain visibility services. Their platform allows users to obtain quotes, track shipments, check invoices, request financing, and manage logistics operations all in one place. Nowports aims to support the growth of businesses involved in international trade with Latin America by providing a seamless and transparent logistics experience. The company is well-positioned to take advantage of the increasing trend toward logistics digitization and the anticipated rise in Latin American exports.

Nuvemshop

Unicorn1100 employees

Nuvemshop is a prominent e-commerce platform in Latin America, founded in 2011 and headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. With operations in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico, it serves over 90,000 active online stores and supports more than 120,000 entrepreneurs. The company has achieved significant growth, recently reaching a valuation of approximately US$3.1 billion after securing US$500 million in funding. The platform enables small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to create and manage their own branded online stores. It offers a range of services, including product listings, payments, shipping, inventory management, and marketing solutions. Nuvemshop supports multichannel sales, allowing merchants to sell through their websites, social media, marketplaces, and physical stores. The subscription-based model starts at around US$49.90 per month, with additional transaction fees. Nuvemshop collaborates with various partners to provide SMBs with access to advanced technology and resources, enhancing their ability to compete in the market.

Nuvocargo

YC18PRINCE, United States79 employees

Radically simplifying cross-border logistics between USA & Mexico

Okteto

YC19San Francisco, United States18 employees

Cloud Development Environments with one click

OlaClick

YC21Puno, Peru79 employees

Restaurant Solution (E-commerce via WhatsApp + POS + CRM/Marketing)

Olist

UnicornCuritiba, Brazil880 employees

Olist is a Brazilian e-commerce platform that helps merchants of all sizes sell online through a unified digital storefront known as the "Olist store." Founded in 2016 and based in Curitiba, Brazil, Olist simplifies the online selling process by connecting merchants to major marketplaces like Americanas, Walmart, and Amazon. This integration allows merchants to manage their product catalogs, inventory, pricing, fulfillment, customer service, and payments from a single platform. The company serves over 4,000 customers, providing operational support and market intelligence technology to enhance sales and product visibility. Olist's technology stack includes Python, Django, and Postgres, with a focus on remote development teams. With significant funding and a strong revenue stream, Olist is positioned as a key player in Brazil's e-commerce sector, offering a comprehensive solution for merchants looking to expand their online presence efficiently.