Shipbubble
Founded 2021 · 15 employees on LinkedIn · 1 known investors
Shipbubble provides last-mile delivery and shipping logistics tools for ecommerce businesses, offering discounted courier rates, real-time tracking, bulk shipment uploads, and API integration to automate deliveries from checkout to returns. It connects merchants with multiple courier partners through a single dashboard and also offers access to business loans.
Also known as GetDelivry
Founders & leadership
Shipbubble was founded in 2021 by Ayodeji Abon and Jordan Ajibola.
Investors · 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Shipbubble is a Nigeria-based logistics technology company serving online merchants with post-purchase and delivery infrastructure. Its platform aggregates multiple delivery carriers so that merchants can present a range of shipping options, delivery timelines and order cut-off times to shoppers at checkout. Merchants can also connect their own existing carrier accounts and fulfilment partnerships to the platform, allowing them to keep a network of delivery partners available for dispatching orders.
A distinguishing feature is personalised, branded order-tracking pages. These pages give shoppers order status information, which the company says reduces order-status inquiries by up to 50%, and double as a marketing surface where merchants can upsell, cross-sell and run personalised product ads to repeat visitors. The company positions the overall product as a comprehensive logistics solution intended to streamline merchant operations, lower overhead costs and improve retention. Shipbubble integrates with e-commerce and payments tools including Shopify, WooCommerce, Paystack, Catlog and Qshop.
Founding story
Co-founders Jordan Ajibola and Ayodeji Abon met at university more than five years before 2023, bonding over sports and a shared interest in building technology products, and worked on several side projects together after graduating. Following a period working with Amazon in the United States, Ajibola returned to Nigeria and became interested in how logistics were handled locally and how it could be improved; he discussed the idea with Abon and the two began building. They launched the company in 2021 under the name GetDelivry, positioning it as a partner to merchants seeking a reliable way to improve customers' post-sales experience, revenue and retention.
Business model
Shipbubble operates a platform that sits between e-commerce merchants and delivery carriers, aggregating carriers and delivery options and layering on tracking and post-purchase engagement tools. Merchants either use carriers available through the platform or connect their own carrier accounts and fulfilment partners.
Traction
The company describes years of building a customer-centric product with active growth in its customer base ahead of the September 2023 relaunch, and reports that merchants using the platform can reduce customer order-status inquiries by up to 50%. No customer counts or financial figures are disclosed.
Latest developments
In September 2023 Shipbubble announced its rebrand and relaunch, with a new logo and website, a revised mission focused on African retailers in global e-commerce, and plans to unveil fintech partnerships spanning checkout integrations, further global carrier integrations and fintech services.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Described in Nigerian business media as a logistics company serving the country's e-commerce sector, with a stated ambition to become a leading post-purchase experience provider for African businesses.
The company identifies its customisable, merchant-branded tracking page as the feature that sets it apart, both for reducing order-status inquiries and as a marketing and upsell channel; it also emphasises carrier aggregation combined with the ability for merchants to plug in their own logistics partners.
Technology
A multi-carrier logistics platform that surfaces delivery options, delivery timelines and order cut-off times at checkout, supports integration of merchants' own carrier accounts, and generates personalised customer-facing tracking pages with upsell, cross-sell and product advertising capability. The platform integrates with Shopify, WooCommerce, Paystack, Catlog and Qshop.
Go-to-market
Online retailers and e-commerce merchants in Nigeria and, per its stated mission, local African retailers selling into global e-commerce. Early adopters cited include Iwade, a women's wear brand.
Geography
Operations centred on Nigeria, with stated plans to expand reach across Nigeria and beyond and a mission oriented toward African retailers reaching global e-commerce markets.
History
Founded in 2021 as GetDelivry with a focus on Nigeria's e-commerce sector, the company later rebranded as Shipbubble. In September 2023 it announced a relaunch and new identity, including a new logo with bold typography and a brighter colour palette and a revamped website, framed as a reflection of customer growth and expansion plans. Alongside the rebrand, the company stated its mission had shifted toward empowering local African retailers to compete in global e-commerce, and said it was preparing to announce partnerships with fintech partners covering checkout integrations, additional global carrier integrations and fintech services. Company blog listings also reference a partnership with Glovo offering discounted deliveries priced at N500.
Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsThe company, originally founded as GetDelivry, announced a rebranding and relaunch including a new logo and revamped website, and a shifted mission toward empowering local African retailers for global e-commerce. It also said it planned to announce fintech partnerships covering checkout integrations, additional global carrier integrations and fintech services.
A company blog listing references a partnership with Glovo to offer discounted deliveries at N500.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
▸Research sources · 4
primary sources listed
- Startup Wise Guys’ Insider Review by Shipbubble’s Co-Founder Jordan Ajibola - GrowthMentorgrowthmentor.com · web
4 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Shipbubble do?
- Nigerian logistics platform giving e-commerce merchants multi-carrier shipping, checkout delivery options and branded order tracking.
- Who founded Shipbubble?
- Shipbubble was founded by Ayodeji Abon, Jordan Ajibola in 2021.
- Who are Shipbubble's investors?
- Shipbubble's investors include Microtraction.