Staytuned Enters Into a Strategic Partnership With Openstore to Help Entrepreneurs Quickly Turn a Profit

Staytuned and OpenStore are partnering up to help Shopify entrepreneurs scale fast and ensure they have the right support to turn a seamless and profitable exit.

Staytuned, the software company that provides a suite of revenue-growth tools for Shopify merchants, has partnered with OpenStore, one of the largest aggregators of Shopify stores.

This partnership feels like a full-circle way for entrepreneurs to quickly turn a profit— use the Staytuned apps to grow revenue, sell to OpenStore, then do it again with another product.

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“Similar to us, OpenStore is concentrating on entrepreneurs building businesses on Shopify. We’ve admired their approach to buying great brands and scaling revenue using effective technology and a proven team. This partnership feels like a full-circle way for entrepreneurs to quickly turn a profit— use the Staytuned apps to grow revenue, sell to OpenStore, then do it again with another product,” said Lauralynn Drury, VP of Digital Experience at Staytuned.

Staytuned currently serves 20,000+ ecommerce merchants across its portfolio of apps. The company’s mission is to enable merchants to unlock efficient and scalable growth using user-friendly tools.

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“OpenStore gives entrepreneurs a modern way to exit their Shopify stores profitably. Partnering with Staytuned allows us to use their suite of revenue-generating apps and enables us to connect with their growing merchant base — ultimately empowering more store owners with profitable exits should the need arise. It’s truly a win-win for both of us,” said Ben Seigl, Partnerships Lead at OpenStore.

The Miami-based and led by the prolific Keith Rabois, OpenStore is poised to become one of the world’s largest ecommerce aggregators. They have dozens of Shopify stores in their portfolio, with $105 million in funding.