Online aviation parts marketplace selling memberships and advertising
PartsBase runs a membership-based online marketplace connecting aviation, aerospace and defense parts buyers and sellers. Hiring is overwhelmingly sales-led and accelerating across Malaysia, Poland, Australia and India, pointing to an international push. A heavy GTM stack (HubSpot, Marketo, Apollo, ZoomInfo, n8n, Zapier) alongside a from-scratch RevOps build suggests tool sprawl is a live problem.
PartsBase Inc. operates an online network where businesses and professionals in aviation, aerospace and defense source and sell aircraft and helicopter parts, covering platforms such as Boeing, Airbus, Cessna, Piper and Beechcraft. Revenue comes from marketplace memberships and digital advertising, plus promotion of its PBExpo event. Founded in 1996, the privately held company is headquartered in Deerfield Beach, Florida, and employs 51–200 people. Its platform runs on AWS with .NET and Python, managed through Azure DevOps.
PartsBase runs on AWS with .NET and Python, uses Azure DevOps and Power BI, and relies on HubSpot, Marketo, Apollo, ZoomInfo, n8n and Zapier for go-to-market, plus OpenAI and Gemini for AI work.
PartsBase is hiring in the United States, Malaysia, Poland, Australia and India, with sales roles dominating and an emphasis on APAC expansion.
Current initiatives include building a RevOps function from scratch, creating a single source of truth for pipeline, expanding in APAC, and developing automated, AI-powered threat detection for its AWS environment.
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