Roundtrip.ai

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overall

8,619

out of 60,653

-544

traffic

7,805

out of 60,653

-491

investment

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These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Roundtrip.ai

Years in business

Number of employees

2-10 employees

Country

Canada

EasyRoutes optimizes delivery routes and provides real-time tracking for businesses, integrating seamlessly with platforms like Shopify. It enhances delivery efficiency with features like customer notifications and proof of delivery.

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paid

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customer management

customer service management

data science solutions

real-time monitoring & alerting

route planning & optimization

supply chain management

Position of Roundtrip.ai on sub rankings

December 2025

Canada - Overall

219 out of 1,800

Route planning & optimization - Overall

17 out of 107

Supply chain management - Overall

97 out of 1,060

Canada - Overall

219 out of 1,800

Route planning & optimization - Overall

17 out of 107

Supply chain management - Overall

97 out of 1,060

Industries

generic

retail & e-commerce

supply chain & logistics

Integrations

bigcommerce

shopify

squarespace

wix

woocommerce

xero

Company

Roundtrip.ai

Years in business

Number of employees

2-10 employees

Country

Canada

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