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Tundra announced in July 2023 that its wholesale marketplace was shutting down. Tundra attributed the closure to competition from Faire and sued it; the case was dismissed in February 2024, continued on an amended complaint, and was dismissed with prejudice in February 2025. If you came here to source wholesale inventory, the live option from our own directory is listed below.

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Tundra

  • San Francisco, California
  • Founded 2017
  • 51-200 employees

What happened

Status
Closed
Closed
July 2023
Reason given
Tundra blamed anticompetitive conduct by Faire; its antitrust suit was dismissed with prejudice in February 2025
Successor venture
Wholesale Co-Op, the comparison platform run by Tundra's founders, closed January 31, 2024
  1. May 23, 2023Tundra sued Faire claiming anticompetitive conduct; Faire filed its own suit against Tundra over data scraping the same day.
  2. July 2023Tundra announced the marketplace was shutting down.
  3. January 31, 2024Wholesale Co-Op, the marketplace comparison platform Tundra's founders ran alongside and after the marketplace, closed.
  4. February 2024A court dismissed Tundra's antitrust lawsuit against Faire; the case continued on an amended complaint.
  5. February 2025The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, ending the case.

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What Tundra was

The description below is how Tundra presented its marketplace while it was operating. It is kept for reference and does not describe a service you can buy from today.

Tundra is transforming the wholesale marketplace landscape by addressing the longstanding inefficiencies that have plagued B2B commerce for decades. Founded in 2017 in San Francisco, this innovative platform has grown to over 150 employees while building a zero-commission marketplace that connects brands directly with retailers, eliminating the traditional middleman markups and transaction fees that inflate wholesale costs.

Core Platform Features

At the heart of Tundra's offering is their zero-commission marketplace model, which fundamentally changes how wholesale transactions work. Unlike traditional platforms that charge percentage-based fees, Tundra generates revenue through optional value-added services including advertising opportunities for suppliers, specialized supplier tools, expedited shipping options, and insurance coverage. This approach allows brands to offer their absolute best pricing and lowest minimum order quantities, often beating rates available through other wholesale channels.

The platform promised efficiency, price guarantees, and delivery performance commitments. Most products ship for free directly from suppliers to retailers, with average lead times of less than seven days. This speed is powered by sophisticated logistics software and algorithms that optimize shipping routes and inventory management, ensuring reliable delivery schedules that retailers can count on.

B2C-Inspired Wholesale Experience

Tundra has reimagined the wholesale buying experience by incorporating the intuitive design elements that consumers expect from modern e-commerce platforms. The marketplace features real-time buyer reviews, comprehensive supplier performance metrics, and detailed ratings systems that bring transparency to wholesale relationships. Advanced search and filtering tools allow retailers to quickly find products that match their specific requirements, while detailed product information and imagery help buyers make informed decisions without lengthy back-and-forth communications.

Target Market and Use Cases

The platform serves a diverse ecosystem of brands and retailers across multiple industries. Suppliers benefit from direct access to a large network of verified retailers without paying commission fees, allowing them to maintain better profit margins while offering competitive pricing. Retailers, from small boutiques to larger chains, gain access to thousands of brands with transparent pricing, fast shipping, and the ability to place smaller minimum orders than traditional wholesale requires.

Tundra is particularly valuable for emerging brands looking to expand their retail distribution without the overhead costs of traditional sales channels, and for retailers seeking to discover new products and suppliers with verified performance track records. The platform's efficiency makes it ideal for businesses that need to move quickly in today's fast-paced retail environment.

Competitive Advantages

Tundra's zero-commission model creates a unique value proposition in the wholesale space, where most competitors charge significant transaction fees. The combination of guaranteed best pricing, sub-seven-day delivery times, and comprehensive supplier vetting creates a reliable alternative to traditional wholesale channels. The platform's focus on transparency through reviews and performance metrics helps build trust between buyers and suppliers, while the B2C-style interface reduces the learning curve typically associated with B2B platforms.

Tundra: common questions

Did Tundra go out of business?
Yes. Tundra announced in July 2023 that the wholesale marketplace was shutting down, and it closed. It has not reopened.
Why did Tundra shut down?
Tundra attributed the closure to competition from Faire, and filed an antitrust lawsuit claiming Faire used exclusionary agreements with brands and retailers. Faire filed its own suit against Tundra over data scraping. Tundra's case was dismissed in February 2024, continued on an amended complaint, and was dismissed with prejudice in February 2025.
Is Tundra still operating in 2026?
No. The marketplace closed in 2023 and has not reopened. Wholesale Co-Op, the comparison platform run by Tundra's founders, closed on January 31, 2024 as well.
What are the alternatives to Tundra?
Faire is the wholesale marketplace most former Tundra buyers and brands moved to, and it is listed in the Fulfill.com partner directory. It connects independent retailers with brands and offers net-60 payment terms to qualified buyers.
Where do I store and ship wholesale inventory once I buy it?
Receiving, storing and shipping wholesale inventory is what third-party logistics providers do. A 3PL can receive pallet or case quantities, store them, and ship orders as you sell through the inventory, which is the usual next step once volume outgrows self-storage.

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