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Top 11 Social Commerce Platforms Companies (August 2026)

As of August 2026, Latka tracks 11 social commerce platforms companies. They have combined revenues of $262.1M and employ 2.5K people. They have raised $192M and serve 1M customers combined.

Every company below sells social commerce platforms to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Social Commerce Platforms Companies do

Social Commerce Platforms are integral tools that combine the functionalities of social media and e-commerce, enabling businesses to sell products directly through social media channels. These platforms empower brands to showcase their offerings, engage with customers, and streamline the purchasing process within environments that users are already utilizing for social interactions and content consumption. Typical features of social commerce platforms include in-app purchasing, integration with social media advertising, and tools for influencer marketing and live shopping events. They serve a range of buyer personas, including marketing teams looking to leverage customer engagement, small businesses aiming to capture social shopping trends, and larger organizations wanting to enhance their digital sales presence.

Companies
11
Revenue
$262.1M
Funding
$192M
Employees
2.5K

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Top Social Commerce Platforms Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 11 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Emplifi logo
Emplifi

Columbus, Ohio, United States

Emplifi is a leading customer engagement platform, empowering brands to deliver meaningful, connected experiences across digital channels. Recognized as a Leader by renowned analysts and celebrated as a customer favorite, Emplifi provides innovative, data-driven insights and AI-powered tools to help brands optimize social media performance, elevate their influencer marketing strategies, and deliver impactful customer engagement across marketing, commerce, and care.

Revenue
$65.2M
Year founded
2021
Team size
593
2BIK logo
BIK

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

One stop platform for Marketers to drive acquisitions, retention &…

Revenue
$47.6M
Year founded
2019
Team size
317
3Manychat logo
Manychat

Austin, Texas, United States

ManyChat is owned by a privately held company called ManyChat, Inc. ManyChat provides a chatbot platform that allows businesses to automate their customer communication on popular messaging apps like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and SMS. Its platform includes a range of tools and features, such as chatbot templates, visual drag-and-drop builders, and integrations with other marketing tools, all designed to help businesses create engaging chatbots and automate customer interactions. ManyChat's mission is to help businesses of all sizes communicate with their customers more effectively, and to help them grow and scale their businesses through automation. The company serves clients across various industries, including e-commerce, real estate, and education.

Revenue
$34.6M
Customers
1M
Year founded
2015
Funding
$163.1M
Team size
547
4Dash Social logo
Dash Social

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

The only software you need to outsmart social 📈 Dash Social is a social media management platform that equips brands with intelligence and speed to stay ahead of the curve. Through its sophisticated cross-channel insights and workflow tools, Dash Social enables brands to create content that entertains, engages and drives consistent business results. To discover how Dash Social is empowering brands to outsmart social, visit dashsocial.com.

Revenue
$31.5M
Year founded
2013
Team size
286
5Wayvia (formerly PriceSpider) logo
Wayvia (formerly PriceSpider)

Irvine, California, United States

Growth shouldn’t be guesswork. With shopper and retail intelligence from any channel, Wayvia helps brands drive more revenue. Understand more about your shoppers and improve the path to purchase — from offsite to onsite to agentic commerce. Connect brand media and shopping agents to retail conversions, activate omnicommerce data, and compete to win on price, availability, and predictive decision-making.

Revenue
$25.1M
Year founded
2004
Team size
228
6Nosto logo
Nosto

Helsinki, Southern Finland, Finland

Experience Intelligent Commerce Nosto is the intelligent Commerce Experience Platform (CXP) that gives brands and retailers intuitively designed tools to increase online revenue through end-to-end commerce experience management. With experience.AI™, Nosto helps brands enrich and activate customer, product and content data in real-time across personalization, product discovery, and user-generated content to deliver high-performing commerce experiences at scale. Nosto supports intelligent commerce experiences for more than 1,500 brands in over 100 countries, including Kylie Cosmetics, Dermalogica, Belstaff, The Travel Corporation, BYLT Basics, Douglas, MUJI, Flight Center, Lord and Taylor, Vuori, FIGS and more.

Revenue
$19.6M
Customers
2.5K
Year founded
2013
Funding
$15.7M
Team size
178
7MikMak logo
MikMak

New York, New York, United States

We grow brands commerce-first, globally. Spanning 100 countries and 7000 Media & Retailer Partners Worldwide. Our brand, retailer, and consumer insights will guide and impact decision-making across your entire organization to drive real business results.

Revenue
$15.3M
Year founded
2014
Funding
$13.2M
Team size
139
8CommentSold logo
CommentSold

Huntsville, Alabama, United States

CommentSold is the leading live video commerce platform that enables businesses and brands to create a live shopping experience for their customers. Our mission is to democratize live video commerce for businesses of all sizes.

Revenue
$13.6M
Year founded
2017
Team size
124
9App Samurai logo
App Samurai

New York, New York, United States

Mobile growth partner offering comprehensive services for user acquisition and engagement, transparency in fraud detection, and customer retention and conversion

Revenue
$9M
Year founded
2016
Team size
60
10Tagshop AI logo
Tagshop AI

Covina, California, United States

At Tagshop, we’re redefining how brands create video ads. Our AI UGC platform transforms product links into high-converting, creator-style videos within minutes, without any filming required. Just a product URL to generate ready-to-share content with AI avatars, auto-written scripts, seamless edits, and voiceovers. Built for speed and scale, Tagshop removes the usual barriers of video production—no cameras, no creators, no timelines. Whether you're testing new creatives or scaling your ad campaigns, Tagshop helps you launch multiple ad variations faster than ever. From DTC brands to fast-scaling startups, we’re helping marketers replace slow, manual content pipelines with smart, automated ad creation. Join the shift.

Revenue
$660K
Year founded
2026
Team size
6

Frequently asked questions about Social Commerce Platforms Companies

How many social commerce platforms companies are there?

Latka tracks 11 social commerce platforms companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $262.1M in annual revenue and employ 2.5K people.

Which social commerce platforms company is the largest?

Emplifi is the largest, with $65.2M in annual revenue, founded in 2021.

How much revenue does a typical social commerce platforms company make?

The average social commerce platforms company in this list makes $23.8M a year, across 11 companies with reported revenue. They serve 1M customers combined.

Who are the leading Social Commerce platforms vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Emplifi, BIK, Manychat, Dash Social and Wayvia (formerly PriceSpider).

How much funding have social commerce platforms companies raised?

The 11 social commerce platforms companies tracked here have raised $192M in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- The platform must allow for direct product sales through social media channels. - It should support product discovery and customer engagement through social media interactions. - Must include features like in-app checkout and shoppable posts. - The solution should be usable by both small businesses and larger retailers. - Not just a traditional e-commerce platform; it must also integrate with social media functionalities.