Levanta Inc.

Levanta Inc. builds the Levanta platform for inventory and pricing intelligence, helping retailers and CPG brands optimize assortment and promotions. Founded in the U.S., it serves e-commerce and retail analytics needs.

Founded: 2020

Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, United States

Employees: 51_200

Website: https://levanta.io/

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Levanta Inc. is a Seattle-based software company that operates a creator and affiliate marketing platform for e-commerce brands selling on Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart. The platform enables brands to recruit creators and affiliates, manage commissions, automate product sampling, run paid placements, and consolidate payouts within a single system. It operates in the affiliate marketing software, influencer marketing, and e-commerce enablement categories.

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Key Facts

  • Founded: 2022 (pre-seed); product launched March 2023
  • Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, USA
  • Total Funding: $21.4M across 3 rounds
  • Series A: $20M, led by Volition Capital (November 2024)
  • Founders: Ian Brodie (CEO), Rob Schab (CMO), Spencer McKenney (CTO)
  • Employees (Crunchbase): 51–100 [11]
  • Acquisition: Acquired Perch+ (April 2026); terms undisclosed
  • Creator/Partner Network: 60,000+ vetted partners as of April 2026

Overview

Levanta provides a unified SaaS platform that allows e-commerce brands and agencies to run creator and affiliate programs across Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart from a single system [1]. For brands, the platform covers partner discovery, commission setting, product seeding, paid-placement campaigns, performance reporting, and automated payouts [11]. For creators and publishers, Levanta is free to join and does not take a cut of commissions earned [1]. The platform also features an AI-powered Creator Marketplace that connects brands with vetted publishers, influencers, and affiliates [22]. Amazon sellers using the platform can additionally qualify for Amazon's Brand Referral Bonus program, which provides incentives for sales originating from external traffic [32]. Levanta is categorized by G2 reviewers under Affiliate Marketing Software, Partner Relationship Management Software, and Influencer Marketing Platforms [34].

History

Levanta was founded by Ian Brodie (CEO), Rob Schab (Chief Marketplace Officer / CMO), and Spencer McKenney (CTO), all University of Washington graduates [14]. The founding team previously co-founded Grovia, an affiliate recruitment software and services company, which they grew to approximately 26 employees before it was acquired by Acceleration Partners in May 2022 [15]. Drawing on experience from that exit, the founders raised a pre-seed round in November 2022 and launched Levanta's first product in March 2023 [16]. The company raised a total of approximately $21.4 million across three funding rounds, including a $20 million Series A in November 2024 led by Volition Capital [14][12]. Additional investors in the Series A included Long Run Capital, OpenSky Ventures, and 1121.vc [14][13]. In April 2026, Levanta acquired Perch+, one of the earliest affiliate networks built specifically for Amazon sellers, originally developed by Infinite Commerce; financial terms were not disclosed [21][25].

Market Position

Levanta operates in the affiliate marketing software and creator commerce platform categories, with a focus on third-party marketplace sellers—a segment historically underserved by legacy affiliate networks [5]. The company reported 60% year-over-year growth as of April 2026 and cited a marketplace of over 60,000 vetted creator and publisher partners [21]. Notable brand customers documented in case studies and on the company's website include Goli, Our Place, JLab, and Hawaiian Shaved Ice [3][10]. As of the November 2024 Series A announcement, the CEO noted the company was tracking toward driving $286 million in Amazon sales over the following 12 months [16]. Levanta classifies itself as serving the e-commerce enablement sector; Tracxn categorizes its primary sector as E-Commerce Enablers [12]. G2 reviewers place the platform in affiliate marketing software, PRM, and influencer marketing platform categories [34].

Competition

According to G2 data, Levanta's most directly compared competitor is impact.com, with both platforms holding a 4.4 out of 5 average rating on G2; Levanta scores higher on usability, ease of setup, and customer support dimensions, while impact.com has a substantially larger review base [34]. Tracxn identifies PartnerStack and CJ Affiliate as top competitors alongside Fluentco [12]. G2 lists ZINFI Unified Partner Management, PartnerStack, and Systeme.io as highly-rated alternatives in the same software category [34]. Levanta differentiates from general-purpose affiliate networks by focusing specifically on Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart marketplace sellers—a niche that legacy affiliate networks, most of which were founded in the 1990s, were not purpose-built to serve [5]. Third-party reviewers also compare Levanta against Ainfluencer Amazon Affiliate, noting that Levanta has a more established creator network while the latter offers AI-powered campaign optimization [35].

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Editorial note: Crunchbase shows the company as having raised a Series A and lists a founding year as obfuscated; Tracxn shows $21.4M total funding across 3 rounds with first funding on March 14, 2023, but exact pre-seed and seed amounts are not publicly confirmed in sources retrieved. The LinkedIn page referenced $3M+ ARR within 12 months of launch (from a podcast post), but this figure could not be independently verified and was omitted. Employee count of 51–100 is from Crunchbase and may be stale. No analyst firm (Gartner, Forrester) recognition or formal quadrant placement was found in sources retrieved. Levanta's G2 aggregate star rating (4.4/5) appears in the G2 competitor comparison page but the exact review count for Levanta itself was not confirmed in retrieved results and was therefore omitted from key_facts.