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Prediction Held up
Hudson: Shipsi will end up relaxing its one-hour delivery promise
“I don't think one, I think you're going to end up relaxing this one hour thing.”
Charles Hudson Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 14:28 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Chelsea Lee: All e-commerce logistics will be on-demand in 3-5 years
“Fundamentally, we believe that all logistics will be on demand. All e-commerce will be on demand in the next three, five years, right?”
Chelsea Lee Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 8:58 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Insight
Hudson: A single shipping API becomes more valuable as logistics complexity grows
“Having one single API for this stuff, it becomes way more valuable over time because logistics just gets more complex.”
Charles Hudson Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 14:01 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Disclosure
Nadel: Officially passes on investing in Shipsi post-show
“So so for all these reasons, I'm going to have to pass.”
Phil Nadel Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 24:49 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Opinion
Lee: Amazon's delivery news does not impact Shipsi's business
“It actually doesn't, I don't believe it impacts our business.”
Chelsea Lee Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 30:26 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Disclosure
Hyatt: Amazon shipping announcement prevented his investment in Shipsi
“And then right afterwards Amazon kind of came out and said they're getting into the kind of shipping business and kind of making it shipping for all. And I think that muddied the waters a little for me. I just couldn't get comfortable enough that they were goi…”
Michael Hyatt Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 27:59 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Assertion Partly supported
Lee: Average cost to ship a package in the US is $12
“The average to ship a package in the U.S. Is 12 dollars per, per package.”
Chelsea Lee Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 7:12 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Lee: Pitch investors backed out before Shipsi could offer allocations
“They bowed out before I could even say, look, we're oversubscribed. Do you want in or not? Like, I'd love to have you. But they bowed out before we even got to that point.”
Chelsea Lee Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 21:11 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Disclosure
Nadel: Commits $300,000 to Shipsi on the show
“I'm in for 300,000.”
Phil Nadel Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 15:29 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Disclosure
Manus: Commits $150,000 to Shipsi on the show
“I'm going to go in for a 150.”
Jillian Manus Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 17:38 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Lee: Shipsi's $1.5M round is oversubscribed by $1M with three leads
“So we set out to raise 1.5 million, and we're oversubscribed by a million with three leads, and everyone in is a strategic investor, even, even our angels, and we had to turn quite a few away.”
Chelsea Lee Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 19:28 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Muccio: Charles Hudson still intends to invest $250K in Shipsi
“I found out shortly after this that Charles is actually very much still interested in investing. Like he wants to put in the 250 K that he wanted to invest originally, which is huge.”
Josh Muccio Mar 3, 2025 ▶ 21:41 #41 Can This Startup Help Retailers Take on Amazon?
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