'The Total Economic Impact' of BigCommerce

Published: 12-Feb-2024 Featured companies: BigCommerce
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This Forrester Consulting study reveals that enterprise brands saw improved ROI, cost savings, and more success over three years with BigCommerce

Enterprise brands saved valuable time and money on BigCommerce.

BigCommerce commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ study to assess cost savings and business benefits.

A composite organisation comprised of customers with experience using BigCommerce saw over three years:

  • 211% ROI, with breakeven in 8 months
  • $774k+ in cost savings from retiring legacy solution
  • 10% – 30% improvement in site traffic conversion rate
  • 90% developer time savings
  • Over $300k in revenue retention from better site performance

Download your complimentary copy of the Forrester Total Economic Impact of BigCommerce study.

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