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March 26, 2025
Learn about the features, integrations and user reviews of the top picks for the best composable commerce platform in 2025 and find the right one for you.
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Learn about the features, integrations and user reviews of the top picks for the best composable commerce platform in 2025 and find the right one for you.
The benefits of composable commerce are evident, as highlighted by Emarketer’s data from March 2023, which shows that 72% of businesses have already adopted the composable approach to ecommerce. If you haven’t hopped on this trend yet, let us explain – composable commerce solutions allow retailers to seamlessly integrate their marketing ecosystem components, which results in greater flexibility and adaptability.
However, finding the best compsable commerce platform for your business model isn’t easy, as plenty of compelling alternatives exist. Let us help you narrow the search with this article.
Here are the best six composable commerce solutions to consider in 2025 based on features, integration options and user reviews.
Loadstone is an extendable, composable martech system designed for enterprises, growing e-commerce and offline businesses. It’s built from six different products plus an integrated CDP and provides seamless cross-functional features, eliminating the need to use third-party tools – you get everything your e-commerce business needs in one package, along with a team that will assist you every step of the way, from integration to configuration and usage.
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Loadstone’s API, webhooks and powerful drag-and-drop editor make integration with any solution you want easy.
Loadstone has a 4.3 rating on G2. Users praise the features, technical support and ease of use.
“The possibility of monitoring the tools and actions performed with them and the platform's ease of use makes it a perfect ally in any website's marketing strategy. In addition, it has fast, professional and efficient support that facilitates any task beyond the user's possibilities” – Xavier Salvat, E-commerce Specialist at Eurofred S.A.
The second solution we’d like to show is Commercetools. It’s a digital commerce platform designed to build customizable ecommerce experiences that fit companies’ specific needs. The solution is based on a headless architecture and provides modular APIs for integrating it with other tools.
Commercetools has APIs for integrating third-party solutions, such as SAP CPQ and ERP systems, CMS and OMS tools etc.
Commercetools has a 4.6 rating on G2. Users praise the well-documented APIs, flexibility and customer service but dislike some features (like order management) and pricing.
Another option on our list is Bloomreach – an AI-powered modular platform. It combines product discovery, personalization tools, omnichannel marketing capabilities, search and merchandising and ecommerce features in one comprehensive package.
Bloomreach products integrate with 160 tools, including solutions like Loop, Trifft, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics CRM and SAP Business Bydesign.
Bloomreach has a 4.6 score on G2. Customers enjoy its ease of use, some of the capabilities and the quality of customer support but complain about the steep learning curve and feature limitations.
There’s also Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Operated by a brand well-known for its CRM, it’s a composable commerce solution for omnichannel retail featuring comprehensive integrations (including the aforementioned CRM system) and built-in AI capabilities. It also provides effective omnichannel campaign management and AI-driven customer insights that help you optimize your marketing strategy.
See also: Salesforce competitors
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is part of the Salesforce product suite, so it naturally integrates with its other solutions (including CRM or marketing tools). You can also connect it to third-party systems via Salesforce’s Mulesoft integration and automation technology – such as Slack, DocuSign, Atlassian Jira and Intuit Quickbooks.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is listed as two separate products on G2. For the purposes of this article, we’ll focus on the one designed for B2C, which has a 4.3 rating. Most business users comment on its ease of use, features and integrations. Some points of criticism are also the same, such as the price and complex setup.
Another pick is Magento, quite recently rebranded as Adobe Commerce. This flexible ecommerce platform includes features for personalizing customer experiences for headless and API-driven commerce. Users commented that it scales well with company growth.
See also: Adobe Commerce (Magento) Competitors
You can integrate the system with other Adobe Experience Cloud products. Magento also has the Adobe Developer App Builder to extend the solution’s capabilities or connect to third-party tools, such as ERP, CRM and PIM systems.
Magento Commerce has a 4.0 rating on G2. Users like its ease of use, features and customizability. Some mentioned problems include slow performance, complexity and the need to depend on software developers for setup, maintenance and customizations.
We’re wrapping up the list with Insider, a marketing platform integrating multiple marketing tools. Its users get access to real-time customer data to create AI-powered, tailored experiences and product recommendations. Insider also has tools for segmentation, predictive marketing, omnichannel campaign execution and workflow automation features.
The Insider Integration Hub provides 100+ connectors in over 20 categories, such as CRM, ads, social media and analytics. Some examples of integrations listed on the website include Amplitude, Drift, Intercom, Salesforce, HubSpot and Shopify.
See also: HubSpot alternatives
Insider has a 4.8 rating on G2. Users like the customer engagement software features, personalization options and general ease of use. However, some complain about the learning curve, poor customer support and integration issues.
The composable commerce approach can help you significantly optimize your ecommerce operations. It’s certainly convenient to pick and choose products and features you need for your particular scenario and provide systematically great digital experiences across all channels without switching between tools.
This article gave you a few ideas for some great composable commerce picks. If you need a comprehensive, modular package for both online and offline ecommerce, consider Loadstone. Its ease of use, embedded CDP, omnichannel capabilities, recommender system and retail media network features make managing and growing your business easier than ever.
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Composable commerce allows ecommerce businesses to build and customize their online shopping experiences using packaged business capabilities (PBCS). This modular approach enables businesses to select and integrate various services – such as omnichannel communication, a Customer Data Platform and a Recommender system – and tailor the platform to their needs, offering much more flexibility than traditional ecommerce platforms.
It’s hard to say – it depends on what success criteria you look at. For example, if you’re looking for a highly customizable solution that will fit all of your unique retail marketing needs, Loadstone would be the best tool for you.
Imagine a fashion retailer that combines a product information management (PIM) system for managing inventory and an advanced customer relationship management (CRM) tool to personalize marketing efforts. Now, let’s say the company also needs a payment gateway for secure transactions to optimize operations, adapt to market changes and enhance customer experiences. A composable commerce architecture would cover all of this without the need for juggling multiple tools, as opposed to traditional ecommerce solutions.
There are many options, including all of the tools we’ve described in this article: Loadstone, Commercetools, Bloomreach, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Magento and Insider. Consider your business needs and circumstances to choose the platform that fits your requirements best.
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Serge Lobo, CRO of Loadstone, turns ambitious sales goals into scalable realities. With expertise in strategy, client success, and process optimization, he builds high-performing teams and repeatable success models. His leadership drives not just deals, but long-term growth and retention.
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