SMB Software Firm Vendasta Teams With BigCommerce

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Business software company Vendasta has joined forces with Software-as-a-Service platform BigCommerce, the Canadian company announced Tuesday (July 26).

According to a news release, the collaboration will help Vendasta’s partners deliver “deliver professional eCommerce websites to their small- and medium-sized business (SMB) clients in a scalable way.”

The integration will let Vendasta’s partners adopt BigCommerce’s Commerce-as-a-Service solution themselves, or use Vendasta’s marketing services for delivery.

“Our partners are often faced with a scaling challenge as their product offering grows and client demand increases,” said Janessa Yeomans, Vendasta’s general manager of vendors.

“eCommerce-enabled websites and complementary features are in high demand. With this partnership, we can provide BigCommerce’s modern enterprise-grade solutions in new and exciting ways directly through the Vendasta platform,” Yeomans added.

Vendasta said its partners would soon be able to activate the BigCommerce platform for resale to SMB clients, giving them access to features such as online store creation, search engine optimization, hosting, marketing and security. The company said the integration is set to arrive in the later part of 2022.

Read more: BigCommerce Strengthens European Presence

Earlier this month, Big Commerce announced it had expanded its presence in Europe to Norway, Sweden, Austria, and Denmark, and its Latin American presence into Peru.

“BigCommerce’s arrival into new DACH, Nordic and Latin American markets affords a localized, powerful and scalable open SaaS eCommerce platform to merchants in these regions that have not been previously offered these core tenets in one solution,” said Meghan Stabler, senior vice president at BigCommerce.

“With our proven enterprise-grade eCommerce platform, merchants of all sizes will have the disruptive tools and innovative functionalities — from headless to omnichannel to B2B — so they can create beautiful and engaging shopping experiences that are grounded in and fortified by forward-looking tech stacks,” Stabler said.

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