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Best B2B E-Commerce Companies in Russia

The 34 best B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Cotton Way.

34companies tracked
$113.1Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
6have raised

Ranked: Best B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackRecent signals
1Cotton Way
Online rental platform for textile and laundry
$110M152 mo agoPublic—2006TildaNginxWhatsApp Business Chat+4—
2Catery
Online platform to book a caterer
$2M92 mo agoSeed—2016SentryReactNginx+13—
3Foodza
Online B2B platform for groceries
$1M95 mo agoSeedPavel Vlasov
Co-Founder
2018——
4Supl.biz
B2B marketplace for small business
$144K16 mo agoSeedEvgeny Dyachenko
Founder and CEO
2013Cart FunctionalitySentryNode.js+13—
5Tealsy
Online B2B marketplace to trade grocery products
—87 mo agoDeadpooledAndrey Krivenko
Founder
2018——
6AsiaOptom
Online supplier of Chinese products for businesses
—125 mo agoPublicRushan Giniyatov
Founder
2014Cart Functionality1C-BitrixPHP+14—
7CentroBit
B2B/B2C e-commerce platforms provider
—143 mo agoSeedVladimir Makarov
Co-Founder
2010——
8Actualog
SaaS-based social product information management solution for online businesses
——UnfundedKate Koltunova
CEO
2011——

Top 7 B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia

#1
Seed · Tomsk, Tomsk Oblast · founded 2013 · 6 employees
$144Kraised
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Supl.biz is a B2B marketplace for small business. It tries to simplify the procurement of goods and services through direct e-mailing. The user places order on the website and his location. Supl.biz send the request to appropriate businesses. Then businesses submit their bid for the user requirement to buyers through email. Listing is free for suppliers. The platform monetizes through rich listing and advertisement services. The monthly subscription lies between $390 to $290. It has more than 750000 suppliers and 54000 products.

Funding rounds
  • Jun 2025Seed$144K
Founders & team
Evgeny DyachenkoFounder and CEOAleksei KrasnoperovCo-Founder & CTO
Investors
Innosfera, IIDF
Tech stack
Cart FunctionalityCloudflareCloudflare Bot ManagementCore-JsDdos-GuardExpress
#2
Public · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2006 · 2000 employees
$110Mraised
▾

Cotton Way is a textile and laundry rental company. It provides textile and laundry rental services to local and state organizations, as well as businesses. Its client base includes the Russian ministry of defense, Russian railways, hotel chains, fitness clubs, and hospitals.

Funding rounds
  • Feb 2014Series D—
  • Jan 2014Series D$110M
Investors
Mitsui, Russian Direct Investment Fund, EBRD
Tech stack
Hammer.JsJqueryNginxOpen GraphTildaVariti
#3
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2016 · 16 employees
$2Mraised
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Catery is an online platform to book a caterer. It allows users to search for caterers on the basis of the occasion, type of catering, banquet, buffet, and cost of catering. The company claims to partner with 448 restaurants and caterers in 4 cities. The company is operational in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan, and Rostov-on-Don in Russia.

Funding rounds
  • Feb 2019Seed$2M
Investors
Gazprom-Media
Tech stack
Core-JsGoogle Tag ManagerJivochatNginxOpen GraphPreact
#4
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2018
$1Mraised
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Online B2B platform for groceries. Its offerings include fruits, vegetables, herbs, meat, dried fruits, spices, condiments, seafood, baked products, sauces, confectionery, etc. Claims to source the products from local farms and suppliers. The products are delivered through its in-house logistics team to restaurants, grocers, cafes, food combines, and retail chains.

Funding rounds
  • Oct 2018Seed$1M
Founders & team
Pavel VlasovCo-Founder
Investors
FJ Labs, Larix, Mail.ru Group, Hartmann Holdings
#5
Deadpooled · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2018
—raised
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Tealsy is an online marketplace to trade grocery products. It provides a platform connecting distributors, warehouses, suppliers, and retailers to trade grocery products. It allows buyers to compare prices among multiple sellers, check for product quality and product availability while placing orders. It also provides reviews on the product quality, product range, and services of each seller.

Funding rounds
  • Jul 2019Seed—
Founders & team
Andrey KrivenkoFounder
Investors
Baring Vostok
#6
Public · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2014
—raised
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AsiaOptom is an online retailer of Chineses products for businesses. It deals in auto products, toys, baby clothes, menswear, women's clothing, bags and accessories, pet supplies, cosmetics and perfumery, footwear, glasses items. It has partnered with Alfa bank, Western Union and Yandex money for payments. It has offers delivery of products to Russia and CIS countries through land, air and sea.

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2016Seed—
Founders & team
Rushan GiniyatovFounder
Investors
IIDF
Tech stack
1C-BitrixBootstrapCart FunctionalityGoogle AnalyticsGoogle Tag ManagerHammer.Js
#7
Seed · Moscow, Moscow · founded 2010
—raised
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B2B/B2C e-commerce platforms provider

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 251 LinkedIn followers — 8.6% of this cohort's audience
Founders & team
Vladimir MakarovCo-Founder
Investors
QIWI, Rustars Ventures, Starta

Funding & investor landscape

$113.1Mtotal disclosed funding
4companies funded
4disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
IIDF8 rounds
QIWI2 rounds
Rustars Ventures2 rounds
Starta2 rounds
Admitad1 rounds
Amereus1 rounds
Astor Capital1 rounds
Baring Vostok1 rounds
DST Global1 rounds
EBRD1 rounds

Notable founders

Evgeny Dyachenko
Founder and CEO · Supl.biz
Aleksei Krasnoperov
Co-Founder & CTO · Supl.biz
Pavel Vlasov
Co-Founder · Foodza
Andrey Krivenko
Founder · Tealsy
Rushan Giniyatov
Founder · AsiaOptom
Vladimir Makarov
Co-Founder · CentroBit

Common questions

How many B2B E-Commerce companies are there in Russia?
Radar tracks 34 indexable B2B E-Commerce companies headquartered in Russia that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia?
The B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia on this list have raised a combined $113.1M in disclosed equity funding across 4 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded B2B E-Commerce company in Russia?
Cotton Way is the highest-funded B2B E-Commerce company in Russia, with $110M in disclosed equity funding.
How many B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia are funded?
4 of the 34 B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many B2B E-Commerce unicorns are there in Russia?
None of the B2B E-Commerce companies in Russia on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Russia B2B E-Commerce companies?
The most active investors in Russia B2B E-Commerce companies on this list include IIDF, QIWI, Rustars Ventures, Starta, Admitad.
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