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| Company type | Private |
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| Industry | E-commerce, motor sports |
| Founded | November 2007; 16 years ago (2007-11) |
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| Headquarters | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. |
| Brands | Reax |
Number of employees | 450 (2014[1]) |
| Parent | Comoto Holdings |
| Website | www |
RevZilla is an online motorcycle gear retailer based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.[2][3][4] The company sells motorcycle gear, parts and accessories and was founded in 2007.[5][6] In 2016, the company merged with Cycle Gear under the conglomerate Comoto Holdings Inc.. Four years later the group acquired two more companies Rever and J&P Cycles. Each company functions independently as a sister company.[7] In 2017, RevZilla launched its own motorcycle appeal brand call Reax.[8]
In November 2007, Nick Auger, Anthony Bucci and Matthew Kull founded RevZilla with an investment of less than $30,000.[5] Together they established RevZilla as an online retailer because of their experience in e-commerce and web development.[9][10]
At the time, the company had a small store in Queen Village, Philadelphia.[5] In 2008, RevZilla moved its headquarters and store to a warehouse in south Philadelphia.[11]
In 2010, the company had more than $10 million in annual revenue.[11] RevZilla had $20 million in total sales the following year.[12] In 2012, the company doubled in size by adding 25 people to its team and had a revenue of $20 million.[11] The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce named RevZilla "Emerging Business of the Year" for 2012.[13] The company also opened a warehouse in Las Vegas, Nevada and more than tripled its size in 2018.[12] RevZilla moved its headquarters to the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in 2013, with a showroom, warehouse and distribution center at the same location.[14]
The Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Technology named RevZilla "IT Innovator of the Year" in May 2014.[15] By the end of 2014, the company employed 140.[1][16]
RevZilla operates an e-commerce platform that has apparel, accessories and parts for two, three and four-wheeled motorcycle sport vehicles such as dirt bikes, ATVs, sport bikes, and street bikes.[17] The company's online store was mentioned in the Chicago Tribune as a recommended cycle website by readers and referred to as the "Zappos of motorcycle gear."[11][18]
