Trevor Fenner

BigCommerce sits in a specific and well-earned position in the ecommerce platform landscape: it’s the platform for growing and scaling businesses that want enterprise-grade features without the complexity of a self-hosted open-source solution and without the transaction fees that Shopify charges for third-party payment gateways. It’s built for merchants who are serious about ecommerce, need

Weebly was once one of the most popular website builders for small businesses. Its drag-and-drop editor, generous free plan, and integrated ecommerce made it a go-to recommendation for entrepreneurs who wanted to get a store online quickly without technical expertise. But Weebly in 2026 is a very different situation from Weebly in 2017. Square acquired

Finding an ecommerce platform that doesn’t charge a monthly fee while still delivering enterprise-grade features sounds too good to be true. But that’s exactly what Shift4Shop offers to US-based merchants who process payments through Shift4’s payment gateway. Originally launched in 1997 as 3dcart — one of the earliest SaaS ecommerce platforms on the internet —

When you’re choosing an ecommerce platform for a high-ticket dropshipping business, the decision shapes every other decision you’ll make — your theme, your SEO strategy, your checkout experience, your plugin stack, and ultimately your operating costs and control over the business. WooCommerce is the most-used ecommerce platform in the world, powering over 4.6 million active