Tailor

The firm's core offering is a composable, API-first platform that allows businesses to manage operations with greater adaptability. By decoupling the backend data and logic from the frontend user interface, Tailor enables clients to either use its modular applications, integrate their existing tools, or build custom interfaces and workflows. This headless architecture is designed to help companies react to market changes, connect off-the-shelf tools, and manage omnichannel marketplaces. The platform provides solutions for inventory management, supply chain, purchasing, production, accounting, and omnichannel orders. It supports integrations with over 50 common tools like Shopify and QuickBooks. Revenue is generated based on the modules and services used, allowing for scalable pricing.

Tailor targets fast-growing retail brands, including those managing both direct-to-consumer (DTC) and wholesale (B2B) orders, as well as companies with light manufacturing needs such as kitting or made-to-order products. In 2025, the company announced a Series A funding round, ultimately totaling $22 million, with participation from investors like ANRI, JIC Venture Growth Investments, New Enterprise Associates (NEA), and Y Combinator. This capital is intended to fund expansion into the North American market, further product development including enhanced AI capabilities, and strengthen its operations in Japan, where the company was founded. Headquartered in San Francisco and Tokyo, Tailor operates with a distributed team.