The four things your commerce platform never shipped.
Ratings and reviews. Subscription billing. COD risk and RTO. Multi-vendor marketplace. Four production products, one vendor, one API — with a native Salesforce Commerce Cloud cartridge in the box.
Sandbox key before contract. No qualification call first.
Four vendors, four contracts, four integrations.
Reviews from one vendor. Subscriptions from another. COD tooling stitched together in-house. A marketplace platform quoted at more than the storefront cost to build.
Each one arrives with its own widget, its own auth, its own webhook shape and its own answer to "why is the PDP slow now." Your team maintains the seams.
One vendor. Four products. All in production.
Buy the piece you need now, add the next without a second integration, and skip the ones you don't. Same API, same cartridge, same team on the call.
Reviews your PDP renders server-side.
Collect, moderate and publish ratings, reviews, Q&A and shopper photos across SFCC, Shopify and headless storefronts — with a cartridge that renders on the page, not inside an iframe.
Subscriptions that survive the billing edge cases.
Lifecycle rules, subscriber self-service, dunning and MRR visibility — with webhook monitoring your team can actually read when a charge does not land.
Cash on delivery, without the return-to-origin bill.
Score every COD order at placement, convert the risky ones to prepaid with an OTP or payment prompt, and see return-to-origin by pincode, courier and cohort — without replacing your checkout.
Turn your catalogue into a marketplace.
Seller onboarding, offer and buy-box logic, inventory reservations and commission settlement on top of the commerce platform you already run — a pilot inside a quarter, not a programme.
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Every name below is a straight feature matrix and a migration note — what moves, what doesn't, and where the other vendor genuinely wins. We say that part out loud, because a comparison that never loses is a comparison nobody believes.
How it installs on Salesforce Commerce Cloud
The question every technical evaluator asks in the first ten minutes, answered before you have to ask it. Rollback is a cartridge path removal.
Deploy the cartridge
Clone, upload to a sandbox, assign the cartridge path. No storefront rewrite, no checkout changes.
Set the site preference
One API key in Business Manager. Content renders in your ISML template, server-side, in the initial HTML.
Import and run parallel
We map your export to your SKU and locale. Both systems live at once until you are satisfied, then you cut over on your own release train.
If you are in the right column, say so on the call and we will tell you who to look at instead. It costs us nothing and saves you a quarter.
The material buyers forward internally when three other people have to agree
Questions we get before the first call
Yes — it is the platform we build for first. Every product ships a native SFCC cartridge that renders in your SFRA or SiteGenesis template server-side, so content is in the initial HTML rather than injected into an iframe. Headless and PWA Kit storefronts use the same REST API.
Yes, and most merchants do. Each product is licensed on its own with its own contract line. Adding a second later reuses the same cartridge, API key and webhook endpoint, so it is a configuration change rather than a second integration project.
On SFCC the cartridge is four commands and a site preference — teams are rendering on a sandbox the same day. The realistic timeline is set by your migration: exporting from the incumbent, mapping to your SKUs, and running both systems in parallel until you are satisfied. Cutover happens on your release train, not ours.
You export it whole, whenever you ask, in a documented format keyed to your own SKUs and customer ids — not our internal identifiers. There is no exit fee and no retention period on the export. We would rather you leave cleanly than stay because leaving is expensive.
Two things. Rendering: our SFCC content is server-side in your template, where most competitors deliver a client-side widget. And scope: they sell suites, we sell four separate products you can buy individually. Every competitor has a dedicated comparison page with a full matrix, including where they beat us.
Not on the site, because the number that matters depends on order volume, locales and which products you take. What we will do on the first call is give you a range before you invest any more time, so nobody spends three meetings discovering they are out of budget.
Yes. Ask for a sandbox key and you get one — no contract, no procurement, no pilot fee. Install the cartridge against a sandbox and judge it against your own catalogue.
Bring your worst integration. We'll show you the cartridge.
We install on a sandbox before the call, so you spend thirty minutes looking at your own catalogue on your own PDP — not a demo store. Bring your engineers; most of the questions that matter are theirs.