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Bigcommerce

Commerce.com Inc is engaged in offering Software-as-a-service (SaaS) e-commerce platform. The company's SaaS platform engages in the creation of online stores by delivering a combination of ease-of-use, enterprise functionality, and flexibility. It powers both the customers' branded ecommerce stores and their cross-channel connections to popular online marketplaces, social networks, and offline point-of-sale systems. The group operates in a single segment covering geographical areas of Americas-U.S.; Americas-other; EMEA; and APAC, of which majority of its revenue is generated from Americas-U.S.www.bigcommerce.com

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Sep 16, 2026

Jim HerbertGUEST
1:56
I started out from that technology side and ended up in kind of sales and partnerships commercially.
Jim HerbertGUEST
2:01
Prior to Patchworks, I was the GM of BigCommerce, uh, in Europe for three years.
Jim HerbertGUEST
2:05
So again, that was kind of my introduction to actually working software side because I've never really done that, uh, which was interesting.
Jim HerbertGUEST
2:10
And you know, with the COVID tailwinds for e-commerce, funnily enough, it was very successful.
Jim HerbertGUEST
4:03
Yeah.
John ReadmanHOST
4:04
Right? If it was super easy, you wouldn't exist.
John ReadmanHOST
4:08
So, oh, and one of the things that people listening to this are normally sort of scaling brands, maybe people who've moved from a Magento or maybe a BigCommerce, and they're moving on to Shopify and they wanna scale from maybe 5 million to 20 million.
Jim HerbertGUEST
4:20
Yeah.
Adam PearceGUEST
4:05
And because of that, sh- the, the momentum of Shopify, the growth, the leads they would give us, the support they would give us in the early days, that just meant that we were just, you know, like, uh, at one point we said, like, you know, our, "Our blood was kind of running green" because we, we just loved everything about the way they did things.
Adam PearceGUEST
4:23
We dabbled with BigCommerce.
Adam PearceGUEST
4:26
Um, we thought about, you know, um, Woo.
Adam PearceGUEST
4:29
And look, there is still a massive market for WordPress.

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John ReadmanHOST
12:16
So we're seeing people, so like Magento, right? Or Adobe Commerce-
Adam PearceGUEST
12:21
Mm
John ReadmanHOST
12:21
... or whatever, you must see loads of people moving over to Salesforce, BigCommerce, Cloud, and like household name brands now.
John ReadmanHOST
12:27
So in the past, Shopify was often labeled as, well, it's the mom and pop shop, it's the startup.
Kripa AnandHOST
1:15
Joining us today is Chase Bola, Senior Account Executive at Shopware.
Kripa AnandHOST
1:20
Chase is an elite digital commerce strategist and master partnership builder with over a decade of high-stakes experience guiding hundreds of merchants across platforms like Shopify, BigCommerce, Miwa, and Shopware.
Kripa AnandHOST
1:36
Previously leading revenue initiatives at Arctic Leaf, where he constructed high-performing partner channels that generated over eight figures in volume, he stands at the international forefront of helping mid-market brands deploy flexible software systems that drive long-term business autonomy.
Kripa AnandHOST
1:55
So before further ado, let's welcome this very special guest.
Scott WingoHOST
26:47
What are, what are the use cases for e-commerce? Are people basically re-platforming on Vercel? Are you guys, are you guys kind of ...
Scott WingoHOST
26:55
Do you view yourselves as a competitor to the Salesforces and Shopifys and BigCommerces of the world? Or, or how, how do you fit into our, our world?
Jaime SorgenteGUEST
27:04
Yeah, yeah.
Jaime SorgenteGUEST
27:05
Thanks for asking.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
18:04
We're platform agnostic.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
18:05
We have customers on BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento, VTechs, Wix, proprietary tech.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
18:11
We don't care because essentially what we do is we're changing the HTML and CSS.
Aviv FrenkelGUEST
18:15
So I don't care.
Casey ArmstrongGUEST
5:46
Um, and I remember talk- I was just talking to so many different brands there, and they were Amazon sellers.
Casey ArmstrongGUEST
5:52
And I'd ask them about Shopify, I'd ask them about BigCommerce, I'd ask them about the other platforms, and, and they just kind of looked at me blankly and, and they're like, "Who?" And they were just so focused on Amazon.
Casey ArmstrongGUEST
6:04
Uh-
Kurt ElsterHOST
6:04
Hmm
Chaitanya KuberGUEST
2:46
2010, I want to say, at least in my sort of recollection and observation.
Chaitanya KuberGUEST
2:50
And I think the first time I remember being really data-driven was when I was working at BigCommerce, which is an e-commerce company.
Chaitanya KuberGUEST
2:58
Started about the same time as Shopify did.
Chaitanya KuberGUEST
3:00
I was running a startup.
Erin EvansHOST
4:58
So I
Chaitanya KuberGUEST
4:58
think for me, the leadership transition happened through e-commerce.
Chaitanya KuberGUEST
5:03
So as I said, I was pretty early on at BigCommerce.
Chaitanya KuberGUEST
5:06
I think I was like seventh or eighth engineer to join the company.
Tim PeterHOST
13:06
You know, who's speaking for you, for your business and your industry? Who is advocating for independent businesses? And which technology partners should have a seat at the table? Now, in fairness, Google has already announced partnerships with Shopify, Etsy, and Stripe.
Tim PeterHOST
13:23
And it looks like they support BigCommerce and WooCommerce too, which... is a sign that this could be okay for hoteliers in the longer term.
Tim PeterHOST
13:33
What's also true is that they've announced a partnership with Amazon.
Tim PeterHOST
13:37
Again, going with the gatekeeper instead of the businesses behind it.
Phil KyprianouGUEST
48:32
That's what happened at the early beginning.
Phil KyprianouGUEST
48:36
And that's why you got like Ezra Firestone switching from BigCommerce to Shopify back in the days.
Phil KyprianouGUEST
48:43
And you have all those affiliates.
Phil KyprianouGUEST
48:44
So there's two things.
Shawn LynchSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:21
So I was a sophomore in
Randa CarrabbaHOST
13:22
college and I was like actually running e-commerce with BigCommerce.
Randa CarrabbaHOST
13:25
That was one of the very first big ones way back when.
Randa CarrabbaHOST
13:28
So I was selling online and I would just package and make my jewelry like late at night, you know, outside of putting myself through school with my job and going to school and having a 4.0 and all of that.

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