Articles about Bolt

When it comes to fintech, place rivals the San Francisco. Check out these Bay Area fintech innovators.

These San Francisco tech companies are the ones worth watching.

Alyssa Schroer

Updated on April 24, 2024

When it comes to payment processing in fintech, these are the names to know.

Lisa Bertagnoli

Updated on April 15, 2024

Is it the key to happier, more productive employees? Maybe.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on April 04, 2024

These e-commerce companies are creating new marketplaces and developing software to enhance the online shopping experience.

Brooke Becher

Updated on March 27, 2024

Can less really be more? The four-day work week challenges companies to reframe productivity in terms of output — not hours.

Although the strategies for staying true to the product vision varies from company to company, the goal is always the same: a purpose to continuously evolve so that you’re providing customers with the best possible product. We caught up with product leaders Flexport, Tinder and two more local companies across San Francisco to gain some insight into the strategies they implement to ensure they’re never straying too far from their North Star.

Learn how these companies are investing last month’s largest funding rounds.

Before breaking for the holidays, engineering leaders take a moment to look back on their teams’ body of work for the year.

All told, 57 companies made the list from San Francisco. This marks an increase from last year’s ranking, when 38 San Francisco companies made the cut.

October was a banner month on the funding front for San Francisco tech. Here’s who led the charge.

Bolt integrates with existing e-commerce websites in order to streamline the front-end online shopping experience.

The latest Inc. 5000 ranking just dropped, and 130 Bay Area companies made the cut on the 2021 list. Read on to see which fast-growing local tech companies led the way this year.

These companies all scaled in 2020. Here's how they plan to carry that momentum.

Bolt, Qualia and CodeSignal are among the SF-based tech companies actively looking to fill roles.

Following the latest raise Bolt is looking to bring its checkout tech to online retailers like Brooks Brothers, Aeropostale and Juicy Couture, among others.

The company’s platform has the ability to integrate with existing e-commerce websites in order to streamline the front-end online shopping experience.

We take a look at four underlying trends shaping the future of fintech as embodied by four Bay Area companies.