Turn your BigCommerce catalog into feeds that know what sells.

BigCommerce is a SaaS (software-as-a-service) e-commerce platform that lets merchants build, host, and manage online stores without running their own servers. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, it is used by businesses ranging from small retailers to large, high-volume brands, and it supports both traditional hosted storefronts and headless or composable commerce setups.

At its core, BigCommerce keeps a central catalog and order system that it exposes through REST and GraphQL APIs. This means the same product, inventory, and order data that powers a merchant's storefront can also be read and updated by external tools, which is what makes a connection like Feedance possible in the first place.

• Connect once, no manual exports
• Catalog changes reach your feeds on every sync
• Product Score, 4T, Price War and Broken Size labels on every product
• One source, a tailored feed for each of 200+ channels

Most BigCommerce merchants eventually need their catalog to show up correctly on channels beyond their own storefront, such as marketplaces, comparison shopping engines, or advertising platforms. Keeping product details, stock levels, and order status accurate across all of these destinations by hand quickly becomes unmanageable as a catalog grows.

Feedance reads three groups of BigCommerce data. Each one has a job in the feed.

Feedance connects directly to a merchant's BigCommerce store using an authorized, permissioned connection, the same approach BigCommerce itself recommends for any application that needs programmatic access to store data. No plugin needs to be installed on the storefront theme, and no manual file exports are required.

Once the connection is established, Feedance reads the relevant catalog, inventory, and order data on a scheduled basis and keeps it in sync, so the merchant does not need to trigger updates manually every time something changes in BigCommerce.

1. 01
   Create a Feedance account or log in to an existing one.
2. 02
   Choose BigCommerce as the platform when adding a new store connection.
3. 03
   Authorize Feedance to access the BigCommerce store when prompted, granting the permissions needed for products, inventory, and orders.
4. 04
   Wait for Feedance to complete the first sync, which pulls in the current catalog, stock levels, and order data.
5. 05
   Review the imported data, then configure and publish feeds to the desired destinations.

Feedance syncs BigCommerce data on a regular schedule rather than instantly with every single change, so that updates to products, stock, and orders are reflected without placing unnecessary load on the BigCommerce API. Exact sync frequency can depend on the plan and the volume of data involved; merchants with time-sensitive stock changes should confirm current sync timing for their account.

• Feed Protection can stop an update when something looks wrong

Once BigCommerce is connected, every channel gets its own feed from the same source, with Feedance labels in custom label fields.

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• Write clear, descriptive product titles and descriptions in BigCommerce, since these often carry directly into external feeds.
• Keep product images high-quality and correctly assigned to each variant where relevant.
• Make sure stock levels are kept accurate in BigCommerce so feeds do not advertise items that are actually unavailable.
• Organize products with consistent categories and attributes to make feed rules and mappings easier to maintain.
• Periodically review which variants are active versus disabled so discontinued options do not linger in feeds.