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Upserve

Upserve began as Swipely in 2009, pivoted to restaurants, and is now a Skyview Equity carve-out — a POS platform with an uncertain post-acquisition future.

Upserve

Keep existing but adjust “We’re now part of the Lightspeed family!” → We’re now part of the Skyview Equity family!

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Year founded

2009

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Providence

Corporate office

Providence, RI, United States

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareReal EstateMedia & Entertainment

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Upserve now?

Skyview Equity acquired Upserve from Lightspeed Commerce in 2026. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed publicly. Upserve now operates as a standalone business under Skyview's ownership.

What happened to Upserve after Lightspeed bought it?

Lightspeed Commerce acquired Upserve in 2020 and integrated its restaurant point-of-sale and analytics platform into Lightspeed's broader commerce offering. For six years, Upserve operated as a product line inside Lightspeed. In 2026, Lightspeed sold the Upserve business to Skyview Equity, which stated it will continue to support and grow the product.

Is Upserve still a venture-backed startup?

No. Upserve has been acquired twice: first by Lightspeed Commerce in 2020, and then by Skyview Equity in 2026. It is now a private-equity-backed operating company, not an independent venture-backed entity.

How does Upserve make money?

Upserve generates revenue through a combination of software-as-a-service subscription fees and payment-processing fees. It is a registered Independent Sales Organization of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., and sells hardware bundles directly to restaurant operators.

Does Upserve still maintain its own leadership team?

The firm's public materials no longer list an executive team. Under Lightspeed ownership, the Upserve team was absorbed into the parent company. Skyview Equity has not disclosed any named principals to lead the carve-out, making the current management structure publicly opaque.

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