Bevz Raises $3.1M to Expand Its Convenience Store SaaS Platform

The company wants to modernize the snack and drink industry with its delivery app consolidation platform.

Written by Built In Staff
Published on Sep. 18, 2023
A delivery person hands someone a box.
A delivery person hands someone a box.
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Bevz, a SaaS platform for independently operated and small chain liquor and convenience stores, recently secured $3.1 million in funding to fuel its next phase of growth. Dynamism Capital and Golden Section Ventures co-led the round that will go toward increasing sales and marketing efforts, expanding nationally and adding product development and customer success resources.

Bevz offers all-in-one solutions for convenience stores to purchase and manage inventory as well as sign up and combine with e-commerce apps. The platform has more than 15 API integrations with solutions like Uber, Stripe, Core-Mark and DocuSign.

The company has made significant achievements since pivoting from a delivery app to a B2B SaaS platform. This transition enabled it to reach hundreds of convenience stores across 10 states in the U.S. and triple its annual recurring revenue year-over-year. Bevz also recently announced partnerships with DoorDash and GrubHub to expand its reach.

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