Our Mission

Inspiring shoppers and entrepreneurs to find something new.

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Our Story

Our founders had the idea for OpenStore after meeting with an entrepreneur who wanted to sell his e-commerce business but was frustrated by his options.

Private equity and venture capital firms are often looking for bigger or more “explosive” growth, leaving e-commerce entrepreneurs to turn to brokers and marketplaces. But those routes are long, expensive, and antiquated.

OpenStore changed all of this. Our simple process allows founders to maximize their exit without the hassle. When a founder sells their business to OpenStore, they can trust that our team of experts will take care of their brand, and grow the business to even higher heights. 

Scaling an e-commerce business is hard, and when you’re ready to sell, it can be hard to find a good option.

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Our Founders

Keith Rabois

Co-founder / CEO

Keith Rabois

Co-founder / CEO

Keith served as an executive at PayPal, LinkedIn, and Square. He founded Opendoor, a new way to sell your home with a click of a button. In addition to serving as CEO of OpenStore, he is a Managing Director at Khosla Ventures and has led investments in DoorDash, Affirm, Stripe, and many others.

Jack Abraham

Co-founder / Board Member

Jack Abraham

Co-founder / Board Member

Jack Abraham founded venture studio Atomic in 2012, through which he’s started dozens of companies. He sold his first company, Milo, to eBay when he was 24. He is an investor in several companies with $1+ billion valuations, including Pinterest, Postmates, Uber, and Flatiron Health.

Jeremy Wood

Co-founder

Jeremy Wood

Co-founder

Jeremy served as an engineering leader at Google, where he empowered executive decision-making and created one of the first HTAP data systems in the industry.

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