Saltbox Closes Series C Funding Led by Packard Capital

The company plans to use the funding to expand nationwide, improve its logistics network, and expand its on-site support operations.

As more product businesses launch and grow across the U.S., many founders are choosing flexible, hands-on operations over traditional warehouses and fully outsourced logistics. They want better control over inventory, shipping, and customer experience.

Saltbox was built for this change. It combines flexible warehouse space, logistics tools, and on-site support in one place for businesses that are actively shipping, receiving, and growing.

Members are using Saltbox across multiple locations to stay closer to customers, reduce shipping costs, and provide faster, more reliable delivery without building new infrastructure in every market.

Saltbox’s new Chamblee site is it's third location in Atlanta, and twelfth nationwide. With this opening the company now has 300,000 square feet of space across Atlanta. The new location strengthens Saltbox’s presence in its home market and supports entrepreneurs as they grow their businesses.

Saltbox is built for businesses that manage real physical operations, not just inventory storage. Each location offers warehouse space, logistics tools, operational services and on site support teams.

Members use Saltbox to receive, store, and manage inventory, pack and ship orders, assemble products, and improve daily operations. Unlike traditional warehouses, Saltbox helps founders stay closely involved with their products while getting the support and infrastructure needed to grow.

With its growing network of locations, Saltbox helps businesses expand into new markets, work across different regions, and grow more efficiently—without the high costs, limits, or loss of control of traditional warehouse options.

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"We're excited to continue expanding our footprint and to bring Saltbox to more entrepreneurs across the country," said Katerina Cirilli, CEO of Saltbox. "Packard is a valuable partner to us in both capital and real estate expertise, and we are aligned in our belief that product-based businesses need more flexible, supportive infrastructure to operate and scale. Together, we are building a platform that gives founders greater control, visibility and the ability to grow on their own terms."

"Chicago has consistently been a market businesses have asked us to be in, so to be finally launching here feels especially impactful," said Olivia Mariani, VP of Marketing at Saltbox. "We're seeing more members think beyond a single location—using Saltbox across markets to get closer to their customers, reduce shipping costs, and operate more efficiently. Chicago is a critical piece of that network."

"We're super excited to add Chamblee as our third location in the Atlanta market. Chamblee is one of the fastest growing cities in Georgia, and Saltbox is strategically located just around the corner from City Hall and close to MARTA," said Lucy Voss, VP of Operations at Saltbox. "This location is especially meaningful because our co-founder, Tyler Scriven, ran and operated his ecommerce company out of this building back in 2019. This is where the vision of Saltbox was really born, so it makes this expansion extra special."

"We don't just give you a place to work—we help you run your business, in a space where everything around you was built with your operation in mind," said Katerina Cirilli, CEO of Saltbox.

About Saltbox

Founded in 2019, Saltbox helps product based businesses manage their daily operations by combining co warehousing, logistics tools, and hands on support into a single platform. The company gives businesses more control, flexibility and visibility without the limits of traditional warehouses or fully outsourced logistics. Through its growing network across major U.S. markets, Saltbox also helps businesses expand into new regions, stay closer to customers, and scale more efficiently.

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