Coco

15-minute last-mile delivery robots

Coco logo
1001+ employees
  • B2B
  • Logistics
  • Robotics
  • Delivery
Wilshire Montana, Santa Monica, CA

Company mission

To create a frictionless, reliable, consistent, and sustainable delivery experience for merchants and their customers in cities everywhere.

Top investors

11% employee growth in 12 months

Our take

Demand for rapid home delivery continues to grow, but traditional gig-economy drivers are in too short a supply to meet it. So top tier companies and startups alike have been racing to develop last-mile delivery robots. Coco is one of them, and has been making pretty strong strides.

Following a successful LA pilot, the company launched its fleet of delivery robots to help companies deliver food faster and more cheaply to their customers in cities across the US. Interestingly, the vehicles were originally human-driven, but in order to remain competitive the company has embraced autonomous driving tech.

This adaptation proves that Coco is comfortable innovating with the evolving market, which bodes well for its future in this still developing space. As the want for, and trust in, autonomous delivery robots continues to rise, we expect the company to find further success down the road.

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Freddie

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Benefits

  • Unlimited PTO
  • Coco provides a competitive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage, flexible spending accounts, unlimited PTO, and catered meals
  • Medical, dental and vision coverage
  • Catered meals
  • Flexible spending accounts

Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)

Jun 2025

$80m

LATE VC

Aug 2021

$36m

SERIES A

Total funding: $121.5m

This company has top investors

Leadership

Zach Rash

(CEO & Co-Founder)

A UCLA computer science graduate with experience in deep learning, infrastructure engineering, and autonomous vehicles.

Brad Squicciarini

(CTO & Co-Founder)

Graduated in computer science from UCLA, with a focus on robotic learning and autonomous vehicle research.