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Adobe Commerce vs ThriveCart
Formerly Magento — an enterprise-grade, highly customizable ecommerce platform for large catalogs.
Adobe Commerce
👑 Edge
ThriveCart
Pricing
Custom enterprise pricing
One-time from $495 (lifetime)
Ease of Use
Value
Features
Support
Best For
- large catalogs
- enterprise ecommerce
- highly customized storefronts
- high-converting checkout pages
- order bumps and upsells
- course/SaaS checkout
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ecommerceenterpriseopen source (magento)
checkout pagecartupsellsone-time payment
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Adobe Commerce leads on Features. ThriveCart edges ahead on Ease of Use, Value, Support.
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