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PredictSpring is a technology company.
PredictSpring delivers an omnichannel commerce platform, offering a Modern Point of Sale (POS) solution. Its core product integrates consumer and store associate applications, streamlining in-store operations and unifying customer experiences. This approach consolidates inventory, customer data, and promotions across sales channels, effectively bridging digital and physical commerce.
Nitin Mangtani founded PredictSpring, previously leading Google’s shopping team from 2006 to 2013. His insight stemmed from recognizing retail's critical need for robust native mobile experiences and comprehensive omnichannel fluency. He established the company to address these demands, leveraging his deep commerce technology expertise.
PredictSpring’s platform serves brands and retailers modernizing their sales infrastructure. The company envisions becoming the leading partner for navigating omnichannel commerce. By innovating its POS and commerce solutions, PredictSpring aims to enable businesses to deliver exceptional customer engagement across every touchpoint, driving future growth.
PredictSpring has raised $29.9M across 4 funding rounds.
PredictSpring has raised $29.9M in total across 4 funding rounds.
PredictSpring has raised $29.9M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $16.0M Series B in June 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2022 | $16M Series B | Felicis Ventures, Novel TMT Ventures, Salesforce Ventures | 8090 Industries, Comal Ventures, GE Ventures, Infinite Niches, Lowercarbon Capital, Union Square Ventures, Village Global, David Mytton, Matt Brezina, Scott Belsky, Susan Danziger | Announced |
| Jun 1, 2016 | $11M Series A | Felicis Ventures | 8090 Industries, Blockchange Ventures, Comal Ventures, GE Ventures, Infinite Niches, Lowercarbon Capital, Union Square Ventures, Village Global, David Mytton, Matt Brezina, Scott Belsky, Susan Danziger, Kenneth Seiff, Benvolio Group, Novel TMT Ventures | Announced |
| Aug 25, 2015 | $2M Venture Round | — | Beanstalk Ventures, Silas Chou | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2014 | $850K Seed | — | Blockchange Ventures, Novel TMT | Announced |
PredictSpring is a technology company building a unified omni-channel commerce platform centered on a Modern POS (Point-of-Sale) system designed exclusively for brands and retailers.[1][2][3][6] It serves global fashion, beauty, and retail brands like Lovesac, Bouclair, Janie and Jack, Deciem, Movado, Steve Madden, Suitsupply, Calvin Klein, Cole Haan, SMCP, and Vineyard Vines, solving the challenge of fragmented in-store and online experiences by integrating POS, mobile POS (mPOS), clienteling, inventory management, endless aisle, curbside pickup, order fulfillment, loyalty programs, and cash management into a single, cloud-based platform.[2][3][4][5][6] This enables seamless customer journeys, real-time personalization, and optimized operations, with a no-code CMS for drag-and-drop customization without IT dependency, driving higher sales through omni-channel unification.[3][4][7]
The platform's growth momentum is evident in rapid deployments (e.g., 12-week sprints), global adoption, and testimonials highlighting quick integrations and enhanced customer engagement, such as Movado's rollout across US and Canada stores and Deciem's omni-channel elevation in beauty retail.[3][6]
PredictSpring was founded in Mountain View, California, by Nitin Mangtani, a visionary who previously led Google Shopping, bringing deep expertise in e-commerce innovation to address gaps in retail's digital-physical divide.[2][5] The idea emerged from Mangtani's recognition of retailers' struggles with separate online and in-store tech stacks, leading to the creation of the first unified mobile commerce platform with patented, dynamic technology for on-the-fly changes without coding.[5][7] Early traction built on this foundation, powering mobile commerce for leading brands and evolving into a comprehensive Modern POS solution that connects consumer apps, store associate tools, and omni-channel fulfillment.[1][3][5]
PredictSpring sets itself apart in retail tech through these key strengths:
PredictSpring rides the omni-channel retail trend, where consumers demand seamless digital-physical integration amid e-commerce growth and post-pandemic hybrid shopping (e.g., BOPIS, curbside).[2][4][6] Timing is ideal as retailers face pressure to modernize legacy POS amid supply chain disruptions and personalization mandates, with market forces like rising mobile commerce and real-time inventory needs favoring unified platforms over siloed systems.[1][3][7] It influences the ecosystem by empowering mid-to-large brands to compete with pure-play e-tailers like Amazon, fostering higher conversion via associate tools and data insights, while its SaaS model accelerates adoption without heavy CapEx.[2][5][6]
PredictSpring is poised for expansion as retail digitization accelerates, potentially deepening AI-driven personalization, global payments, and sustainability-focused inventory tools amid economic shifts toward efficient omni-fulfillment.[3][4] Trends like cashier-less experiences, RFID ubiquity, and headless commerce will shape its trajectory, evolving its influence from POS innovator to full retail orchestration leader. With proven momentum among premium brands, it could capture more market share in beauty and fashion, tying back to its core strength: transforming every store into a dynamic, connected experience hub.[6]
PredictSpring has raised $29.9M in total across 4 funding rounds.
PredictSpring's investors include Felicis Ventures, Novel TMT Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, 8090 Industries, Comal Ventures, GE Ventures, Infinite Niches, Lowercarbon Capital, Union Square Ventures, Village Global, David Mytton, Matt Brezina.