- BigCommerce (BIGC, Financial) and Feedonomics announce the 2025 Customer and Partner Awards for the Americas region, recognizing excellence in 24 categories.
- Award winners include Sleep Country Canada, Movora, 1-800-FLOWERS, and technology partner Klaviyo.
- The awards spotlight exceptional achievements and innovation in ecommerce by customers and partners.
BigCommerce (BIGC), a leading platform for B2C and B2B ecommerce solutions, along with Feedonomics, has revealed the recipients of the 2025 Customer and Partner Awards for the Americas region. This announcement highlights the remarkable contributions made in the ecommerce sector across 24 distinct categories. Recognizing exemplary performance and innovative practices, the awards celebrate customers and partners who have leveraged the BigCommerce and Feedonomics platforms to elevate their business operations.
Award highlights include Sleep Country Canada, which secured the Achievement in Growth Award, and Movora, honored with the B2B Excellence Award. In recognition of their outstanding integration with Feedonomics, 1-800-FLOWERS was awarded the Innovative Integration Award, while Lowe's Companies achieved the Exemplary Efficiency Award. DoorDash also received recognition for its exceptional growth.
Among the technology partners, Klaviyo was distinguished as the Tech Partner of the Year, showcasing an exceptional user experience and successful co-marketing activities. Meanwhile, Power Digital was named Feedonomics Partner of the Year for its noteworthy contributions as an Omnichannel Certified Agency.
The awards were decided by a panel of employees and executives from BigCommerce and Feedonomics, underscoring the vital role these platforms play in driving ecommerce success. As BigCommerce continues to innovate and expand, these awards serve as a testament to the dynamic and collaborative community supporting ecommerce growth. For further details on BigCommerce and Feedonomics partnerships, interested parties are encouraged to explore joining their ecosystem.
