Innovative grocery startup JackBe, based in Oklahoma City, has secured $11.5 million in funding to propel its growth and revolutionize the grocery shopping experience. The funding came from a mix of individual investors, strategic partners such as GP Investments, LLC, and a successful WeFunder campaign.
JackBe’s goal is to reshape the way people shop for groceries by building a chain of premier curbside drive-thru stores. Led by CEO Alex Ruhter, JackBe is determined to make grocery shopping faster and more convenient for customers, with a focus on quality and efficiency.
To shop at JackBe, customers simply place an order anytime and anywhere through a mobile app, drive to the nearest store, and have fresh, handpicked groceries delivered to their car in minutes. This streamlined approach eliminates the need to wander through aisles or wait in long checkout lines, providing a game-changing alternative to traditional grocery shopping.
The company plans to use the recently raised funds to fast-track the development and expansion of its innovative business model. With this infusion of capital, JackBe aims to open more stores and enhance its mobile app, further improving the customer experience.
As JackBe continues to grow and expand, it is well-positioned to disrupt the grocery industry with its unique curbside drive-thru concept. The company’s dedication to convenience, quality, and customer service, combined with this recent funding success, sets the stage for JackBe to become a significant player in the world of grocery shopping.
