It’s easy to set up new products and edit existing products.

BigCommerce is like a teenager. In many ways it’s an adult, but it still has under-developed aspects. Which makes it an excellent buy if you only need the good parts, and can deal with the underdeveloped parts. Pro’s BigCommerce (as the name implies) is all about commerce. With a huge part of their pitch about their reliability on big shopping days. We specifically approached BC from a B2B point of view with a LOT of weird pricing rules. Major Pro #1: BC does a lot of funky pricing out of the box (enterprise). Prices to control who gets what bulk discounts with individual lists, pricing with % off, fixed $ off, and fixed $. Ability for additional options to have per item $ or % increases, or a fixed amount. Discounts based on Category, BOGO, etc, etc. All possible and easy to do in BC. Fist bump from me, which after evaluating 4+ eCommerce systems couldn’t handle most of that list for this price range. The one *sigh* is that pricing for specific customers is kinda of a work around (you have to use price lists with 1 customer or build a custom solution outside of BC), but still possible. Major Pro #2: There is a built in integration with our ERP, Acumatica. This integration is solid and works with many, many aspects of the ERP. It’s relatively easy for an advanced business user (without knowledge of how to code) to setup and modify. With help from a dev, they could easily setup a vast majority of the system by themselves (as I did). However, fair warning that the more your ERP is customized, the less its going to work with this default connector. Major Pro #3: One of the big pros with BC (which I almost forgot because it simply fades into the background as it should) is the SaaS nature and robust infrastructure they provide. A good chunk of their whole pitch is “we will not go down (esp. on these 5 major sales days (e.g. Black Friday)).” I say that “you almost forget it” because its one of those services you just don’t think about. You just expect a website to stay up, all the time, that’s what it should do. Until, of course, it doesn’t. And if you’re the one responsible for the site, the last thing you want is a call from the exec team asking why the site isn’t working at whatever un-Godly hour.

BigCommerce makes it easy to build and edit our website. We started our project to build a new website for our company late last year and we went live within 3 months with a small team. The user experience is amazing, and the performance has been great so far, we haven't run into any issues.