BigCommerce, operating under its parent brand Commerce.com, announced a new partnership with Stripe that integrates the company’s product catalogs with Stripe’s Agentic Commerce Suite. The suite lets merchants connect their existing catalogs to conversational AI agents, enabling AI‑powered discovery and checkout while keeping full control of branding and order processes.
Stripe launched the Agentic Commerce Suite on December 11 2025, adding the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP) in late September. The low‑code integration supports a wide range of AI agents, provides built‑in tax, shipping, and fraud protection, and hands merchants a single, secure channel to hand off orders to their existing fulfillment systems.
The partnership positions BigCommerce as an early mover in the rapidly expanding agentic commerce market, projected to reach $1.7 trillion by 2030. By simplifying AI adoption, the integration gives merchants a low‑friction path to test and scale AI‑driven shopping experiences, potentially unlocking new revenue streams and strengthening BigCommerce’s competitive edge against other e‑commerce platforms.
In Q3 2025, BigCommerce reported revenue of $86.02 million, up 3 % year‑over‑year, and a non‑GAAP operating income of $8 million. Earnings per share were $0.08 versus consensus of $0.02, a beat of $0.06. The slight revenue miss of $86 million versus the $86.03 million forecast was driven by modest headwinds in core segments, while the EPS beat reflected disciplined cost management and the higher margin mix from AI‑enabled services.
Sharon Gee, senior vice president of product for AI at Commerce, said, “Stripe has taken something that used to require months of bespoke engineering work and made it possible through a single, configurable integration. BigCommerce merchants will be able to unlock AI‑driven discovery and checkout flows while continuing to use their existing catalogs, order systems, and operational processes.” CEO Travis Hess added, “We’re building the future of online shopping through artificial intelligence and agentic commerce technologies.”
The partnership aligns with Commerce.com’s broader strategy to focus on AI and composable commerce. The company’s rebranding from BigCommerce to Commerce.com signals a shift toward a platform that supports multiple brands, including Feedonomics and Makeswift, and the Stripe integration is a concrete step toward that vision.
Overall, the Stripe partnership is a significant operational milestone that could accelerate BigCommerce’s growth in AI‑driven commerce, even as the company’s recent financials show modest revenue expansion and a continued emphasis on cost discipline.
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