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Bigcommerce: Open Saas For Serious Commerce

BigCommerce is the platform for businesses that need SaaS convenience but can't accept SaaS lock-in. It ships with a strong out-of-the-box feature set, supports both a fast native storefront and full headless deployments, and doesn't charge extra for using your preferred payment provider. We implement BigCommerce for B2C brands and B2B operations — and handle the full project, from architecture to go-live.

Turbine Kreuzberg & BigCommerce

  • BigCommerce Partner: We hold official BigCommerce partner status and cover every project role: solution design, implementation, and ongoing operations.

  • B2B & B2C across industries: We work with manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and marketplace operators. The same team handles both business models.

  • From standard to composable: We build Stencil-based storefronts for fast market entry and API-first headless setups for complex requirements. One team, both paths.

  • ERP, PIM & CRM integrations: We connect BigCommerce to the systems already in use: SAP, Salesforce, Akeneo, and others.

Why We Choose BigCommerce

Open SaaS — more open than it looks

BigCommerce runs the infrastructure. You keep full access to the APIs, custom code, and payment providers your business needs. Unlike closed SaaS platforms that charge transaction fees when you use a third-party payment provider, BigCommerce doesn't. No surcharges, no restrictions on your PSP choice. The licensing model stays predictable as you scale.

Two paths to launch

BigCommerce ships with Stencil, its own frontend framework. For B2C projects where speed matters, Stencil gets you to a fully functional, customized storefront without the overhead of a headless setup. For more complex requirements, BigCommerce's API-first architecture and Catalyst framework (Next.js) support a full headless build.

B2B without a parallel system

BigCommerce's B2B Edition covers corporate accounts, RFQ, CPQ, purchase orders, punchout, and buyer roles. A manufacturer can serve wholesale customers and run a direct consumer shop on the same backend, with separate pricing logic, checkout flows, and account structures. No parallel infrastructure, no data sync between systems.

BigCommerce gives you the operational comfort of a managed platform without closing off the integration options you need for a complex business. That matters when you're building for a client who has existing ERP systems, specific pricing logic, and plans to add sales channels over time.
Stefan Müller-Dürholt

Stefan Müller-Dürholt

Director Tech Strategy & Growth / Member of the Board of Management

Turbine Kreuzberg

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BigCommerce In Practice

A mature platform with real adoption

BigCommerce has been running production commerce at scale since 2009. The platform is well-established in US and UK markets, where many of its largest deployments run. Multi-storefront, multi-currency, tax automation, complex pricing rules, and a large catalog of pre-built integrations are standard, not add-ons.

For businesses moving from older platforms, BigCommerce typically covers most requirements out of the box. Custom development targets the gaps specific to your business, not the foundation.

Built for multiple brands and markets

A single BigCommerce instance runs multiple storefronts simultaneously. One backend manages products, pricing, inventory, and orders across brands, regions, or customer segments. For businesses running international operations or multiple brand lines, this cuts the overhead that comes with separate shop systems.

BigCommerce at a Glance

  • Open SaaS: managed hosting and security, open APIs, no PSP surcharges

  • Stencil: native frontend framework for fast, non-headless deployments

  • Multi-Storefront: multiple brands and regions from one instance

  • Headless / Catalyst: API-first with Next.js reference storefront

  • B2B Edition: corporate accounts, RFQ, CPQ, punchout, purchase orders, buyer roles

  • Integrations: connectors for SAP, Salesforce, Akeneo, Klevu, Contentful, and 600+ apps

  • Payments: all major providers, no restrictions

  • AI: content generation and personalization via Google Cloud Vertex AI

  • Global: multi-currency, multi-language, tax automation

  • MACH Alliance member

Bigger and Better Commerce?

Let's hear your plans. We'll take it from there.

Stefan Müller-Dürholt
  • Stefan Müller-Dürholt
  • Director Tech Strategy & Growth / Member of the Board of Management
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