Ecommerce software

Elastic Path

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01 / Overview

What is Elastic Path?

A composable commerce platform for connecting product, catalogue, pricing, cart and buying workflows to custom digital experiences, including account-based pricing and more complex B2B commercial requirements.

Who is Elastic Path for?

Teams that need flexible commerce rules and connected storefronts and can scope engineering, implementation and ongoing maintenance.

02 / Capabilities

Elastic Path features

The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.

  • Product and catalogue capabilities
  • Multiple pricebooks
  • Account-based pricing
  • Cart and checkout workflows
  • Quoting and subscription options
  • Commerce integrations
03 / Plans & costs

Elastic Path pricing

Plan availability

Paid plans / trial

Request the applicable platform and capability package with volume, environments and support terms. Include storefront delivery, integrations, migration, payment charges and maintenance separately where required.

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Free access & evaluation

Commercial commerce software; a demonstration does not establish an unrestricted permanent free production service.

04 / Buying checklist

Before you choose Elastic Path

  • Confirm the current product offering and contracted capabilities; self-managed and other Elastic Path documentation describes different delivery scopes.

  • Required subscription, quoting, payment or external-system workflows need an explicit implementation and commercial brief.

Prepare the purchasing brief with the commerce licence and operating-cost guide. Keep the quoted scope and your own acceptance results with the shortlist.

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06 / Questions answered

Elastic Path FAQs

What does account-based commerce pricing mean in Elastic Path?

It concerns the prices shown to customers or accounts, not necessarily the vendor’s platform subscription price.

Should every Elastic Path documentation feature be assumed included?

No. Match the documented capability and delivery model to the exact product and contracted package.