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CohortCart — Execution OS for Digital Commerce Programs Serving Small Businesses

There is a big difference between *training a small business* and *getting that business to sell digitally every week*.

Score77/100
Apr 11, 2026
TAM
€650M — ~45K chambers, development programs, merchant acquirers, telcos, agencies, and SME-support organizations globally × ~€1.2K/month equivalent spend on activation and reporting software.
SAM
€140M — ~10K relevant operators in Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and adjacent SME ecosystems actively running or funding digital-commerce enablement programs.
SOM
€1.2M — 100 programs at ~€1K/month average contract value in years 1-2.
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The Problem

There is a big difference between training a small business and getting that business to sell digitally every week.

Most SMB enablement programs still break in the same place:

  • merchants attend the workshop but never finish onboarding their products;
  • nobody standardizes which channels they should activate first;
  • content production is inconsistent and mentor-dependent;
  • reply workflows, pricing, shipping, and order follow-up remain manual;
  • program sponsors struggle to prove actual commerce outcomes beyond attendance and certificates.

Now that major platforms are investing in digital-commerce education at scale, the missing product is not another course.

It is an execution layer that sits between the curriculum and the merchant’s day-to-day behavior.

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