BigCommerce is a widely-used Open SaaS ecommerce platform that enables businesses of various scales to develop and expand their online presence. The key problem it addresses is the integration of advanced enterprise-level features, flexibility, and performance in an easy-to-use platform. The platform is utilized by a myriad of B2C and B2B organizations across multiple countries and industries to create aesthetically appealing and interactive online stores. BigCommerce's primary operations are based in Austin with additional workplaces in London, Kyiv, San Francisco, and Sydney.
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What we like most is the level of support we receive as an enterprise customer. Having a dedicated CSM gives us one consistent point of contact who understands our business. Ticketing support has also been reliable and responsive when issues come up. In addition, our CSM has connected us with trusted partners for customerisations, which has made more complex projects much easier to manage. The platform has given us the flexibility to set things up in a way that works for our business, rather than forcing us to follow a fixed structure. The initial set-up took careful planning - especially around ERP integration and pricing rules - but once everything was in place, it made a noticable difference.
The app ecosystem has made some changes for our business fast and easy. These updates have helped drive real results.
Safety/Security, Out of the box Compliance and overall uptime of the platform.
While partner referrals are helpful, more advanced changes often require external developers, which adds cost and time.
Needs better native content customization, stronger headless support, more granular editorial controls, and checkout flexibility.
The fact that bigcommerce are developing their own platform less and less. They begun to promote far more 'third party, best in class' platforms. This means that the core bigcommerce offering in certain areas is incredibly basic and out of date. This means that retailers end up paying a premium for Bigcommerce only to then get stung with additional premuims to have basic functionality which you expect in 2025.