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Elastic Path

API-first composable commerce platform for B2B and D2C brands, covering catalogues, pricebooks, quoting, subscriptions, search, CMS and cart.

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ecommerceguide summary

Elastic Path is an API-first composable commerce platform for B2B and D2C brands, covering catalogues, pricebooks, quoting, subscriptions, cart, site search and CMS. Its AI capabilities include MCP servers, an AI storefront builder and semantic AI search and agents. Solutions pages address B2B, DTC, distributor networks, multi-geo and multi-brand setups. Pricing comes in order-based and GMV-based models, both starting at $49,500 per year, with Professional quoted on request and volume-based Enterprise. A free trial and developer documentation are available.

Why it stands out

Publishes order-based and GMV-based pricing models side by side, both starting at $49,500 per year, with a free trial.

What Elastic Path does

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  • API-first platform covering catalogues, pricebooks, quoting and subscriptions
  • Semantic AI search, AI storefront builder and MCP servers
  • Cart, CMS and site search included in the platform
  • Solutions for distributor networks, multi-geo and multi-brand commerce
  • Order-based and GMV-based pricing both from $49,500 per year
  • Free trial and technical docs at developer.elasticpath.com
  • Case studies name Serena & Lily, IMI, Orgill and T-Mobile

How ecommerce teams could use it

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Illustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.

  1. Industrial distributor selling to trade accounts online

    Contract pricing and repeat orders handled across several branded storefronts

    Intended outcomePricebooks, catalogues and cart run through the platform APIs, with quoting for negotiated orders

  2. D2C brand running a headless storefront

    Building storefront pages and product discovery without a monolithic frontend

    Intended outcomeAI storefront builder and semantic AI search sit alongside the platform's catalogue and CMS

  3. Manufacturer selling consumables on a repeat schedule

    Recurring orders and multi-region catalogues managed from one commerce backend

    Intended outcomeSubscriptions plus multi-geo and multi-brand support handle renewals and regional catalogue differences

Who it suits

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Best for

You run B2B or D2C commerce on an API-first stack, need catalogues, pricebooks, quoting and subscriptions, and can budget from $49,500 per year.

Probably not for

You need low entry pricing or a packaged storefront, since the published entry tier starts at $49,500 per year and the platform is API-first.

Business size
EnterprisePublished entry pricing of $49,500 per year, with volume-based Enterprise tiers and GMV-based models.
Verticals
B2B commerce, Digital products and memberships

Often used alongside

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Categories and use cases

Sources

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