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Date: 2018-02-06

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BigCommerce was founded in 2009 by Australians Eddie Machaalani and Mitchell Harper following a chance meeting in an online chatroom in 2003.[4][5] In August 2009, the two relaunched a hosted version of Interspire Shopping Cart called “BigCommerce”[6] and opened its first U.S. office.

BigCommerce was 100% bootstrapped[7] until July 31, 2011, when it closed $15 million in Series A funding from General Catalyst Partners.[8] At the time, the company announced its client count had grown 680% year over year.[9]

In January 2012, BigCommerce launched a $2 million integration fund for developers,[10] which was used to fund 31 applications in the BigCommerce App Marketplace.[11] The company subsequently received $20 million in Series B financing in September 2012, led by General Catalyst Partners and Floodgate Fund.[12][13]

In July 2013, BigCommerce raised another $40 million in Series C financing from Revolution Growth, an investment firm led by former AOL Chief Executive Steve Case.[14][15] In November 2014, the company announced $50 million in series D financing from investors SoftBank Capital, Telstra Ventures, and American Express,[16] bringing the company’s total funding to $125 million.[17]

In April 2015, BigCommerce made its first acquisition, buying Zing, a Texas-based company that sold checkout software to retailers.[18][19]

In May 2015, the company launched a new version of its platform, BigCommerce Enterprise, for high-volume retailers.[20][21]

In June 2015, the company announced a new CEO. Brent Bellm, former HomeAway president and PayPal Europe CEO, succeeded BigCommerce co-founder Eddie Machaalani, who remains with the company as executive chairman of the board