Best B2B E-Commerce Companies in Toronto, Canada
The 34 best B2B E-Commerce companies in Toronto, Canada in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Hubba.
Ranked: Best B2B E-Commerce companies in Toronto
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hubba Product information network for brands, retailers and product influencers | $14M | 118 mo ago | Series B | — | 2011 | — | — |
| 2 | Red Peach Provider of software suite and architectural design services for businesses | $10M | 132 mo ago | Deadpooled | Luke Fillion Founder | 2015 | — | — |
| 3 | Paperstack Provider of operation management solutions for e-commerce brands 14Talent top 38%Funding top 41%Tech bottom 42%Global bottom 37% All 5 signals ▾Talenttop 38% Fundingtop 41% Techbottom 42% Globalbottom 37% Marketbottom 15% Talent: 2 named leaders on record · 2 C-suite/founder profiles curated Funding: Raised $6.7M across 3 rounds · 3 rounds over 5 yrs (0.6/yr) rank vs industry peers · Fliar Intelligence Index 14/100 | $7M | 14 mo ago | Series A | Vadim Lidich Co-Founder | 2021 | Webflow EcommerceWebflowcore-js+10 | — |
| 4 | Calico Provider of supply chain management and sustainable clothing production solutions for fashion brands | $2M | 55 mo ago | Seed | Kathleen C Founder & CEO | 2020 | Webflowcore-jsjQuery+11 | — |
| 5 | Centro Provider of inventory management solutions for Shopify stores | $2M | 36 mo ago | Seed | Jamyang Tenzin Co-Founder & CEO | 2022 | — | — |
| 6 | Pantree Provider of online B2B platform offering groceries and office supplies | $752K | 80 mo ago | Series A | Evan Birmann Co-Founder | 2015 | Cart FunctionalityShopifyAmazon ALB+36 | — |
| 7 | Jasper Cloud-based software solutions for PIM and analytics | $671K | 42 mo ago | Public | — | 2006 | WordPressMySQLPHP+39 | — |
| 8 | Un-Lease.com Marketplace for buying, selling, and transferring lease on equipment | $20K | 155 mo ago | Deadpooled | Rob Mackenzie Founder | 2013 | — | — |
Top 10 B2B E-Commerce companies in Toronto
#1
Series A · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2021 · 4 employees$6.7Mraised▾
Provider of operation management solutions for e-commerce brands. Its solutions include inventory management, advertising, finance payroll, and more.
- Aug 2025Series A$3.6M
- Feb 2023Series A$6.7M
- Feb 2023Conventional Debt—
- Sep 2022Seed—
#2
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2022 · 4 employees$2Mraised▾
Provider of inventory management solutions for Shopify stores. Its solutions include a dashboard, forecasting, procurement, shipment details, and more.
- Oct 2023Seed$2M
#3
Series B · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2011 · 45 employees$14.1Mraised▾
Hubba is the network where retailers and influencers can find and share information on brands and products. It allows users to update their product information once and share everywhere. The Hubba network also allows users to connect with key industry people directly. There are 40,000 companies on the platform as of Dec 2016.
- Dec 2016Series B—
- Oct 2015Series A$11M
- May 2015Series A—
- Dec 2014Seed$3.1M
#4
Deadpooled · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2015$10Mraised▾
Provider of software suite and architectural design services for businesses
- Oct 2015Seed$10M
#5
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2020$2.1Mraised▾
Provider of supply chain management and sustainable clothing production solutions for fashion brands. It helps fashion brands of all sizes manage production by offering multiple workflows and user-friendly tools. It also offers factory network for sourcing various niche factories.
- Mar 2022Seed$2.1M
#6
Public · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2006 · 32 employees$671.4Kraised▾
Cloud-based software solutions for PIM and analytics. Its PIM tool collects product data from multiple sources including in-store POS systems, affiliate sales channels, ERP, CRM, and more. It manages, decorates, and automates the feed of e-commerce websites, and print catalogues.
- Apr 2023Post IPO$196.1K
- Jan 2023Post IPO$475.4K
#7
Series A · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2015 · 18 employees$751.9Kraised▾
Provider of online B2B platform offering groceries and office supplies. It provides users with a platform that offers fruit, coffee, snacks, beverages, diary alternatives, and more. It also claims it provides carbon-neutral delivery and tree for every order.
- Feb 2020Series A—
- Mar 2019Seed$751.9K
#8
Deadpooled · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2013$20Kraised▾
Un-Lease.com was a marketplace for buying, selling, and transferring leases on capital equipment like printer and copier. It found deal on used equipment for businesses or find a buyer for equipment businesses no longer need. It aims to save our customers money by making the equipment leasing market more efficient and flexible. The idea won Ivey New Venture Project Morrissette Award and Ivey 2013 MaRS Fellowship. The founder is working for another company and website is inactive.
- Nov 2013Seed$20K
#9
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2020—raised▾
Online marketplace offering corporate catering services. The company offers food delivery and takeaway services for offices. The company offers food in reusable containers, users need to rinse the containers and return them to the affiliated restaurants.
- Sep 2022Seed—
#10
Seed · Toronto, Ontario · founded 2017 · 54 employees—raised▾
Toolbox is an online marketplace for construction materials. It caters to real estate contractors, renovators, and project managers, among others. Users can order construction materials, tools, and supplies from dealers of their choice. The company's app is available for iOS and Android phones.
- 2019Seed—
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