Shogun (company) - Wiki

Shogun is a software company offering a platform for creating eCommerce websites that is headquartered in San Francisco, California and was founded in 2015 by Damien Kan, Finbarr Taylor, and Nick Raushenbush.

Products

Pagebuilder

Pagebuilder helps users build eCommerce stores landing pages, blog pages, and product pages without needing to write any code. It also allows users to A/B test pages to see how they perform in relation to each other. Shogun offers over 30 page templates and allows users to create and edit an unlimited number of web pages. Pagebuilder also allows users to track relevant metrics for their websites such as bounce rates, add to carts, form submissions, and website traffic using an analytics dashboard. Pagebuilder can be integrated with Shopify, Bigcommerce, Megento, Salesforce, and Shopify Plus.

Frontend

Frontend is the headless content management system offered by Shogun. It allows users to build web pages with less than a second page load time for desktop and mobile customers without needing to write code. Users are able to build, edit, and create web pages and instantly view what the customer sees on the web page using the Frontend Experience Manager. Frontend can be integrated with Shopify and Bigcommerce.

Timeline

June 30, 2021

Shogun raises a $67,500,000 series C round.

October 7, 2020

Shogun raises a $35,000,000 series B round.

February 21, 2020

Shogun raises a $10,000,000 series A round from Initialized Capital, Pioneer Fund, VMG Partners and Y Combinator.

November 2018

Shogun raises a $2,100,000 seed round from Initialized Capital and Y Combinator.

Funding Rounds

Patents

Further Resources

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Shogun Raises $67.5M in Series C Funding | FinSMEs

FinSMEs

July 18, 2021

FinSMEs

Shogun, a front end e-commerce page builder, nabs $67.5M as retailers look for alternatives to marketplaces

Ingrid Lunden

June 30, 2021

TechCrunch

E-commerce marketplaces continue to play a major role in how consumers buy goods online and how retailers show off and sell goods to those consumers, accounting globally for 47% of all e-commerce sales. But today, one of the startups that has built technology to help retailers build and run more direct relationships -- by way [...]

Jorge Zuñiga Blanco discusses how drag-and-drop tools are rapidly entering eCommerce

July 29, 2020

WebWire

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Shogun raises $10M to help e-commerce brands build faster websites

Anthony Ha

February 20, 2020

TechCrunch

Amazon may have a market cap of more than $1 trillion, but Finbarr Taylor, CEO of Y Combinator-backed startup Shogun, said the e-commerce giant is "kind of dropping the ball." Specifically, he argued that the experience of shopping on Amazon -- not what happens after you buy the product, but browsing the website itself -- is [...]