Composable Commerce Trends 2025: Executive Report
Discover what the future of ecommerce technology holds!
Backed by the latest industry forecasts, original research, and in-depth interviews, this report reveals how composable architecture is transforming ecommerce. Whether you’re exploring composable or scaling its potential, this report offers actionable data and expert advice to help you stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market. Is 2025 going to be the year of your digital transformation?
What’s inside?
Adoption is surgingWith 80% of enterprises adopting or planning to adopt composable commerce, this approach has become mainstream. For those considering the transition, composable architecture is now a strategic necessity, not just an option for tech-forward companies.
- Operational gains in key areas
Early adopters report significant improvements in time-to-market for new features (27%) and customer experience (25%), validating composable commerce's ability to drive real, measurable impact. Enterprises looking to accelerate innovation cycles or improve customer satisfaction can expect concrete benefits by adopting a modular approach.
- Customer-centric and innovation-driven
The modularity of composable systems allows enterprises to prioritize customer-centric innovations, like AI-driven personalization and flexible checkout solutions. 58% of adopters highlighted enhanced customer experiences upon going composable.
- Addressing common barriers
Data reveals that concerns around budget (32%) and existing system investments (28%) are common, but a gradual, modular migration can mitigate these challenges, enabling a smoother transition without full replatforming.
- Preparedness for future trends
As emerging technologies such as AI and social commerce gain momentum, composable architecture’s adaptability positions enterprises to integrate these innovations seamlessly. With composable, companies can stay agile, future-proofing their tech stack for the next wave of digital trends without disrupting core operations.
Learn what drives the ecommerce market
What’s inside?
- Adoption is surging
With 80% of enterprises adopting or planning to adopt composable commerce, this approach has become mainstream. For those considering the transition, composable architecture is now a strategic necessity, not just an option for tech-forward companies.
- Operational gains in key areas
Early adopters report significant improvements in time-to-market for new features (27%) and customer experience (25%), validating composable commerce's ability to drive real, measurable impact. Enterprises looking to accelerate innovation cycles or improve customer satisfaction can expect concrete benefits by adopting a modular approach.
- Customer-centric and innovation-driven
The modularity of composable systems allows enterprises to prioritize customer-centric innovations, like AI-driven personalization and flexible checkout solutions. 58% of adopters highlighted enhanced customer experiences upon going composable.
- Addressing common barriers
Data reveals that concerns around budget (32%) and existing system investments (28%) are common, but a gradual, modular migration can mitigate these challenges, enabling a smoother transition without full replatforming.
- Preparedness for future trends
As emerging technologies such as AI and social commerce gain momentum, composable architecture’s adaptability positions enterprises to integrate these innovations seamlessly. With composable, companies can stay agile, future-proofing their tech stack for the next wave of digital trends without disrupting core operations.