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MacroFab is a technology company.
MacroFab revolutionizes PCB assembly with an AI-powered platform that allows companies to manage supply chain issues and order PCB assemblies efficiently.
MacroFab has raised $125.0M across 6 funding rounds.
MacroFab has raised $125.0M in total across 6 funding rounds.
# MacroFab: Technology-Driven Electronics Manufacturing Platform
MacroFab operates North America's largest technology platform for electronics manufacturing, connecting original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and electronics companies directly to a network of manufacturing facilities for printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) services[3]. The company provides a cloud-based marketplace and software platform that enables companies to design, quote, and manufacture electronics products—from prototypes to high-volume production—without the traditional friction of contract manufacturing[1][3].
The platform solves a fundamental problem in electronics manufacturing: the outdated, slow, and difficult experience of working with traditional contract manufacturers[4]. MacroFab serves engineers, purchasers, and supply chain professionals across diverse industries by offering instant quoting, real-time supply chain visibility, AI-powered component sourcing, and access to a vetted network of 100+ factories across North America[3]. The company's growth momentum is anchored in addressing supply chain volatility and enabling manufacturers to scale production efficiently while maintaining cost control and design flexibility[1].
MacroFab was founded in 2013 by co-founders who experienced the pain points of electronics manufacturing firsthand while working in a consumer electronics business[4]. Rather than accepting the industry's outdated processes, they set out to fundamentally reimagine contract manufacturing through a software-driven approach[4]. The company is headquartered in Houston, Texas—a strategic location with access to a broad industrial base, major transportation hubs (Port of Houston and George Bush Intercontinental Airport), and proximity to Fortune 500 companies[4]. Since its founding, thousands of companies have used MacroFab to accelerate their prototype-to-production cycles[3].
MacroFab is positioned at the intersection of digital transformation in manufacturing and supply chain optimization—two critical trends reshaping industrial operations. The company addresses the $440 billion contract electronics manufacturing market, which has historically relied on fragmented, manual processes and opaque supplier relationships[4].
The timing is particularly relevant given persistent global supply chain disruptions, rising demand for nearshoring (manufacturing closer to end-users), and the need for greater visibility and control in production workflows[1]. By digitizing and automating the manufacturing marketplace, MacroFab reduces friction for OEMs while enabling smaller manufacturers to access enterprise-grade production capacity. This democratization of manufacturing access influences the broader ecosystem by lowering barriers to hardware innovation and accelerating time-to-market for electronics companies of all sizes[3].
MacroFab is fundamentally reshaping how companies bring electronics to market by replacing outdated, relationship-dependent manufacturing processes with a transparent, technology-enabled platform[4]. The company's continued evolution will likely center on expanding AI capabilities for supply chain optimization, deepening integration with design tools, and potentially extending services beyond PCBA into full product assembly and logistics.
As supply chain volatility persists and manufacturers increasingly demand digital control and transparency, MacroFab's platform-based model positions it as a critical infrastructure layer in the electronics manufacturing ecosystem. The company's success hinges on maintaining factory network quality, expanding geographic coverage, and continuously improving the user experience—all of which align with its stated mission to create "a better way to build electronics through a redefined experience, innovative technology, scale, and agility."[4]
MacroFab has raised $125.0M across 6 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $20.0M Other Equity in August 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 15, 2023 | $20M Venture Round | Ryan Thompson | — | Announced |
| Jan 18, 2023 | $42M Venture Round | Seth Levine | ATX Venture Partners, Baris Guzel, DAN Herscovici | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2023 | $42M Series C | Foundry Group | BMW I Ventures, Eniac Ventures, FJ Labs, Mouro Capital, RED Swan Ventures, John Battelle, Sean Bill, ATX Venture Partners, Edison Partners | Announced |
| May 26, 2021 | $15M Series B | DAN Herscovici | TED Pawela, ATX Venture Partners | Announced |
| Jan 1, 2017 | $3M Series U | — | Silverton Partners, Techstars | Announced |
| Jul 1, 2015 | $3M Seed | Techstars | Silverton Partners | Announced |
MacroFab has raised $125.0M in total across 6 funding rounds.
MacroFab's investors include Ryan Thompson, Seth Levine, ATX Venture Partners, Baris Guzel, Dan Herscovici, Foundry Group, BMW i Ventures, ENIAC Ventures, FJ Labs, Mouro Capital, Red Swan Ventures, John Battelle.