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BigCommerce and Shopify are often dismissed as being “the same” for their shared features, like being SaaS platforms and having user friendly admin panels. However, their main differentiator is out of the box offerings. BigCommerce Enterprise easily wins in that category, offering a number of valuable features and functionality built for enterprise businesses.
As ecommerce is constantly evolving, consumers are finding purchasing opportunities anywhere and everywhere they can. Identifying this constant, BigCommerce has continuously noted the need for digital retailers to adopt an omni-channel presence if they don’t want to ignore scores of potential buyers who are active on various digital platforms.
Mid-Market and Enterprise organizations (doing $1 Million and up) are rapidly choosing BigCommerce as their new home, and this trend seems to be a never-ending line of excited brand owners and marketing managers alike.
When it comes to choosing an eCommerce-hosted platform to build an online store, BigCommerce was your #1 option thanks to their easy-to-use dashboard, unlimited sales cap on any plans, 0% transaction costs, 24/7 support from a dedicated team, and more. Discover the apps to increase your conversion rates.
BigCommerce’s built-in functionalities, particularly customer groups, won us over near immediately. There’s little you can’t put to the test against it, and that’s why we call them best-in-breed.
Every day we are seeing more and more brands move to BigCommerce. Multi-million dollar shops are moving daily from Shopify Plus and Magento in search of easier and more powerful solution with tons of flexibility, exceptional hosting, speed, and unparalleled security and redundancy protocols.
Nine Line Apparel has grown from a home-based online operation to a 60,000 square foot warehouse with a projected 2017 revenue of more than $20 million. "Finding the right tools is a huge part of being able to grow an online business," Merritt said.
B2B and B2C company, LIUID sell high quality ‘athleisure’ footwear, combining maximum comfort with modern craftsmanship. Looking ahead to the future, Stan explains that their ambitions are to become a $10-15 million company.
The B2B business primarily sells online through their BigCommerce webstore, through phone orders and electronic distribution.
