What is Cratejoy? Cratejoy Review, Features

Cratejoy is a subscription platform that provides comprehensive services. Cratejoy's subscription services cater to consumers' interests, such as healthcare or regional specialty products.

About Cratejoy

Cratejoy was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas.

Cratejoy is an e-commerce platform that sells subscription boxes. It includes a web builder, subscription builder, and reporting tools designed specifically for subscription businesses.

Cratejoy has a real seller community where sellers share experiences and help each other. Cratejoy also has a Subscription School that teaches sellers how to build a subscription box business and guides sellers through the entire process of starting a subscription box business.

Cratejoy is also useful for product research, where you can see competitor listings and how they package and display their products. There are also many subscription box and packaging suppliers, as well as assembly and logistics providers in Cratejoy that sellers can work with to streamline their business processes.

Platform traffic

Currently, the website has approximately 30,000 transactions per month and over 3 million page views per month.

Features

Cratejoy is also a monthly subscription business, but it is different from other services and products of the same category. The uniqueness of Cratejoy is that it has built a comprehensive "subscription service" platform that includes all kinds of products and services (such as men's personal care, healthy snacks, women's cosmetics, etc.). For merchants, they can run their own subscription business with less cost and effort. Cratejoy provides them with a series of tools for tracking and managing inventory, printing shipping labels, and page design. As a platform, Cratejoy handles the transaction and earns a profit by extracting a certain percentage of commission.

TOLL

There is no monthly fee, but a certain percentage of commission is charged for each transaction.

Financing

Cratejoy received US$4 million in Series A funding in October 2014, led by Charles River Ventures and the famous Andreessen Horowitz.