BigCommerce Merchants Set New Cyber Week Record with 32% Increase in GMV
BigCommerce (NASDAQ: BIGC) reported a significant 32% increase in gross merchandise value (GMV) during Cyber Week 2022 compared to 2021. The successful five-day period also saw total orders rise by 25%. Black Friday and Cyber Monday were the peak sales days, with GMV up 31% and 32% respectively. Mobile sales decreased slightly to 38% of total orders, while alternative payment methods like buy now, pay later saw a notable increase of 25%. BigCommerce achieved 100% uptime during Cyber Week for the ninth consecutive year.
- 32% increase in GMV during Cyber Week 2022 compared to 2021.
- Total orders rose by 25% year-over-year.
- Black Friday GMV increased by 31% and Cyber Monday GMV by 32%.
- Tops categories included luggage (74% increase), fashion (66%), and travel (64%).
- Buy now, pay later usage surged by 25% during Cyber Week.
- Mobile sales declined by 3.5%, now accounting for 38% of total orders.
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2022 Cyber Week highlights:
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As expected Black Friday and Cyber Monday saw the biggest sales volumes for
BigCommerce merchants during the five-day period with Cyber Monday GMV growing just over32% compared to the same day last year. Black Friday GMV was up31% over 2021. -
The most active part of the day for
BigCommerce merchants on Black Friday was10 a.m. CT . On Cyber Monday, it was12 p.m. CT . -
Saturday, Nov. 26 , andSunday, Nov. 27 , led with the biggest year-over-year increases with a36% increase on Saturday and nearly a35% increase on Sunday.Thanksgiving Day sales were up23% over 2021. -
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BigCommerce merchants, the percentage of sales on mobile devices shifted down about3.5% in 2022 and accounted for38% of total orders during Cyber Week. Sales on tablets were just1% of total sales. Last year, mobile orders accounted for42% of all Cyber Week orders forBigCommerce merchants. Out of that, only1.3% of Cyber Week 2021 orders were placed using a tablet. -
Across the board, social platforms had their biggest day on Black Friday, with
TikTok , Instagram and Facebook all recording the most sales on the day. Surprisingly, the next biggest day forTikTok and Instagram wasn’t Cyber Monday, but instead Saturday. -
The category with the largest year-over-year growth in GMV during Cyber Week 2022 was luggage with a
74% increase. Next, was fashion and apparel with a66% increase. Rounding out the top three with a64% increase in GMV year-over-year was travel. -
Flexible payment options also proved important this year. Buy now, pay later (BNPL) usage increased
8% over last year amongBigCommerce users in October. When it came to Cyber Week, that trend exploded. BNPL usage was up25% for the week, suggesting that the consumers have grown more comfortable with deferring payments on gift purchases.
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BigCommerce’s holiday shopping data is based on a comparison of total platform sales that occurred
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