Companies that use Zakeke

Source: Analysis of tech stacks from 455 companies that use Zakeke

I noticed that Zakeke users are predominantly e-commerce businesses built on Shopify that focus on product customization and personalization. The overwhelming presence of Shopify (25.8x more likely) combined with specialized customization tools like KickFlip and Customily tells me these are online retailers selling made-to-order or personalized products. Think custom apparel, personalized gifts, or configurable furniture where customers need to visualize and modify products before purchase.

The pairing with Klaviyo makes perfect sense for this business model. When you're selling customized products with longer lead times and higher price points, email marketing becomes critical for abandoned cart recovery and post-purchase communication. Customers often need time to finalize their designs, so sophisticated email flows help nurture them through the decision process. Uppromote's strong correlation suggests these businesses rely heavily on affiliate and influencer marketing, which is logical since custom products often need demonstration and social proof to overcome purchase hesitation. The connection to Facebook Ads indicates they're running visual campaigns to showcase customization possibilities.

These companies appear to be marketing-led with a strong product differentiation angle. They're likely past the earliest startup phase since they've invested in a sophisticated marketing stack, but they're still growth-focused given their reliance on performance marketing channels. The customization technology stack suggests they've identified a specific niche where personalization creates competitive advantage and justifies customer acquisition costs.

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 455 companies that use Zakeke

I noticed that Zakeke's typical customers are companies that sell physical products requiring customization or personalization. These aren't software companies or pure service providers. They manufacture or retail tangible goods: apparel and fashion brands, jewelry makers, promotional product suppliers, packaging companies, sporting goods manufacturers, furniture makers, drinkware brands, and leather goods producers. What unites them is the need for customers to personalize products, whether that's custom-printed bags, engraved tumblers, personalized phone cases, or made-to-order furniture.

These are predominantly small to mid-sized companies. The employee counts cluster heavily in the 2-10 and 11-50 ranges, with very few exceeding 200 employees. Most lack funding information entirely, and the few with funding are at seed or early series stages with modest raises. Many were founded in the last 5-10 years. They're past the initial startup phase but still growing, not mature enterprises. The repeated emphasis on being "founded in" recent years and phrases like "fastest-growing" or "rapidly growing" signal expansion mode.