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Adobe Commerce

Adobe Commerce

eCommerce TechnologyProduct· part of Adobe Experience Cloudbusiness.adobe.com

Adobe Commerce is an enterprise ecommerce platform — built on the Magento technology Adobe acquired for $1.68 billion — that forms the fourth pillar of Adobe's cloud portfolio alongside the Experience, Advertising, and Analytics clouds.

Last updated Oct 5, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team

Founded
2008
HQ
San Jose, California, United States
Connections
51

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At a glance

Funding
Acquired by Adobe for ~$1.68B in 2018
Revenue
Part of Adobe's Digital Experience segment (~$5B+ annually)
Stock
ADBE
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About

Leading enterprise eCommerce platform within the Adobe Experience Cloud ecosystem, competing at the top tier of the market alongside Salesforce Commerce Cloud and Shopify Plus

Adobe Commerce is an enterprise ecommerce platform — built on the Magento technology Adobe acquired for $1.68 billion — that forms the fourth pillar of Adobe's cloud portfolio alongside the Experience, Advertising, and Analytics clouds. A shared infrastructure connects Adobe Commerce to Adobe's other cloud products via APIs and a common backend, enabling the Magento pricing and inventory layer to feed directly into optimization, measurement, and ad targeting capabilities driven by ecommerce transaction data. The suite includes tools for managing sales and advertising on Amazon and Google Shopping Channel, passing media buys through to those platforms rather than taking marginal fees itself. On the analytics and attribution side, Adobe Commerce Analytics supports multiple attribution models — including first-touch, last-touch, linear, and time-decay — allowing marketers to compare channel contribution across the same conversion data. Through Adobe Commerce Cloud, brands can deliver personalized experiences across all channels in real time, leveraging commerce data and AI to respond to customer needs. While lighter platforms may suit smaller businesses, Adobe Commerce Cloud is positioned as the preferred choice for enterprises and fast-scaling companies that require customizability, complex personalization, and digital transformation. Source 1: adexchanger.com — Adobe Launches Commerce Cloud That Connects Ecom Data ... Source 2: improvado.io — Adobe Commerce Analytics Guide 2026 | Implementation Source 3: rasdigital.uk — Adobe Commerce Partner

Business model

SaaS

Target market

Enterprise

What they offer

  • Adobe Commerce on Cloud

    Fully managed cloud-hosted version of Adobe Commerce with built-in scalability, security, and Adobe Experience Cloud integrations

  • Magento Open Source

    Free, community-supported open-source eCommerce platform serving as the foundation for Adobe Commerce

  • B2B Commerce Module

    Native B2B functionality including company accounts, quote management, requisition lists, and custom catalogs

  • Adobe Sensei Product Recommendations

    AI-powered product recommendation engine leveraging Adobe Sensei to personalize shopping experiences

  • Page Builder

    Drag-and-drop content management tool enabling merchants to create rich storefront pages without coding

  • Commerce Marketplace

    Ecosystem of thousands of extensions and integrations built by third-party developers to extend platform functionality

  • Live Search

    AI-powered search functionality that delivers fast, relevant, and personalized search results on storefronts

  • Payment Services

    Integrated payment processing solution offering a unified dashboard for managing orders and payments

Key features

Multi-store, multi-currency, and multi-language supportAI-powered product recommendations via Adobe SenseiNative B2B commerce capabilitiesHeadless commerce / PWA Studio supportAdvanced catalog and inventory managementDeep Adobe Experience Cloud integrationExtensible architecture with large extension marketplaceCloud and on-premise deployment flexibilityRobust order management and fulfillment toolsBuilt-in SEO and marketing tools

Use cases

Enterprise B2C online retail storefrontsB2B wholesale and distributor portalsMulti-brand and multi-region commerce operationsHeadless and composable commerce architecturesOmnichannel retail with unified commerce managementPersonalized shopping experiences driven by customer dataSubscription and recurring commerce models

Customer segments

Enterprise retailersMid-market eCommerce brandsB2B manufacturers and distributorsMulti-brand retail groupsGlobal and multi-region merchantsDirect-to-consumer (DTC) brands

Tech & specs

Technology stack

PHPMySQL / MariaDBElasticsearch / OpenSearchRedisVarnish CacheGraphQL APIREST APIPWA Studio (React-based)Adobe Experience PlatformFastly CDN

Security & compliance

PCI DSSGDPRSOC 2ISO 27001CCPA

Deployment

CloudOn-premiseHybrid

API

Yes

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