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Moonshot Brands

DefunctYC W21

Miami, US · Founded 2020 · Texas LLC · 35 employees · 7 known investors

Razor Group develops next-generation e-commerce products with a focus on building a global e-commerce platform. The company combines entrepreneurial, financial, and product-building expertise with technology development.

Also known as GrowFlow · Razor Group

E-commerceFintechUnited States of AmericaCanadaAmerica / CanadaFully Remote

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W21)

Moonshot Brands was founded in 2020 by Craig Isakow and Allan (Amnon) Fisch.

CICraig Isakow
Craig IsakowinCo-Founder and CEO2020–2023Craig Isakow previously worked at McKinsey and Airbnb, served as an early employee at Shift.com, and founded an e-commerce business that appeared on Shark Tank. He has experience in private equity acquisitions, founded an energy software company that was acquired in 2012, and worked in the Obama Administration. He holds engineering and economics degrees from the University of Michigan and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Allan (Amnon) Fischin𝕏Co-CEO & Founder2020–2025Allan Fisch has served as CEO for over a decade, founding and growing companies across e-commerce, lending, healthcare, and artificial intelligence that achieved multiple acquisitions; his background also includes M&A and finance advisory work at MaRS Discovery District, a Wharton MBA, and legal training.

Board

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Mike LowellMember of Board of Managers
DP
Daniel PeoplesMember of Board of Managers
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Ross AtkinsMember of Board of Managers
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Clinton T GreenleafMember of Board of Managers
KW
Kurt WilkinMember of Board of Managers

Investors · 7

Reported raises · per SEC filings

Form D private placements

$2.4M disclosed across 1 round · 2017

$2.4MraisedMay 2017 · 24 investors · Other
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Mike LowellDirector
  • Daniel PeoplesDirector
  • Ross AtkinsDirector
  • Clinton T GreenleafExecutive Officer, Director
  • Kurt WilkinDirector
Offering amount
$2.9M
Amount sold
$2.4M
First sale
May 2017
Incorporated
Limited Liability Company, Texas, 2014
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.

The YC application· Winter 2021 batch

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

The moonshotbrands.com domain presents Razor Group, an e-commerce company founded in 2020 that develops and scales consumer products with the stated aim of building a global e-commerce platform. The company pairs entrepreneurial, financial and product-building experience with technology and data infrastructure, and selects products characterised by high quality and reviews, low operational complexity, and growth potential.

Its core activity is acquiring promising e-commerce businesses and integrating them into the Razor ecosystem, so that founders can exit while their brands continue to be operated and grown. Portfolio brands span categories including household and cleaning products, fitness equipment (including POWRX), energy-saving light bulbs, baking products, spa and wellness items, drinkware, and kinesiology tapes (Effekt Manufaktur). Leadership is described on the site as including co-founder and CEO Tushar Ahluwalia, who characterises decision-making as data-driven and technology-led.

Business model

The company buys e-commerce businesses outright and folds them into its own operating platform, then grows the acquired brands using centralised technology, data infrastructure and brand-management teams. Sellers are approached with a structured three-step process: an initial call and preliminary valuation, a financial and operational due-diligence deep dive, and then signing, closing and integration, with payment stated to follow a day after signing and the whole process taking a few weeks.

Revenue is generated from selling consumer products across e-commerce marketplaces, with Amazon revenue used as the primary screening metric for candidate acquisitions.

Traction

As presented on the site: opened for business in 2020, over 40,000 products, five locations, more than one million customers, over 450 team members, and more than $1 billion in funding raised. Elsewhere the site cites over 4,000 products and 450+ employees.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies

Market position

Positions itself as an e-commerce aggregator and consumer-products platform, competing to acquire third-party Amazon sellers and marketplace brands.

Emphasises speed, fairness and transparency in acquisitions — an initial valuation after one call, closing within weeks and payment one day after signing — combined with operator experience in scaling e-commerce businesses and in-house technology for running brands post-acquisition.

Technology

The company states it uses proprietary technology and data infrastructure to identify customers and run acquired brands at scale, with data-driven decision-making described as central to operations.

Go-to-market

Brand acquisition is sourced through direct inbound enquiries from business owners via a web form capturing trailing-twelve-month Amazon revenue, supported by case-study content, and a company blog covering brand-building topics such as inflation and Amazon Prime Day.

Two audiences: consumers buying the portfolio's household, fitness, wellness, lighting, baking and drinkware products online; and founders or owners of e-commerce and Amazon-focused businesses considering a sale.

Geography

Described as Berlin-born and globally grown, with five locations and offices across Europe, North America and Asia. Company records place a Miami, United States presence.

History

Founded in 2020 with the stated mission of developing a new generation of consumer products and building a global e-commerce powerhouse; the site's most recent published news items date from September 2022.

Risks & controversies

Company records list the entity as inactive. Site content shows unfinished placeholder material (for example, untitled test blog posts) and internally inconsistent figures on product counts.

Compiled by commissioned research from 1 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Cumulative funding raisedJan 2022$1B
CustomersJan 20221,000,000 customers
HeadcountAug 20267
LocationsJan 20225 locations
ProductsJan 202240,000 products
Team membersJan 2022450 employees

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Founder mafia

2 people who came through Moonshot Brands went on to found or lead other companies.

Legal entities · 1

corporate structure
Moonshot BrandsTexas

In the news

Research sources · 1

primary sources listed

1 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Moonshot Brands do?
E-commerce aggregator that acquires and scales consumer product brands, largely Amazon-based, under the Razor Group banner.
Who founded Moonshot Brands?
Moonshot Brands was founded by Craig Isakow, Allan (Amnon) Fisch in 2020.
Who are Moonshot Brands's investors?
Moonshot Brands's investors include Evolution VC Partners, Garage Capital, Kube VC, Outbound Ventures, Sprint Vc, Y Combinator, FoundersX Ventures.
How much funding has Moonshot Brands raised?
Moonshot Brands has disclosed $2.4M raised across 1 round.
Where is Moonshot Brands headquartered?
Moonshot Brands is headquartered in Miami, US.