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Crystallize vs Elastic Path

Crystallize

crystallize.com

Elastic Path

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FigureCrystallizeElastic Path
Price from$949/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published320
Spec score · Headless Ecommerce Platforms9.2 (#2)9.0 (#5)
Spec score · Ecommerce platforms9.0 (#27)9.2 (#9)
Company historyCrystallize was founded in 2017 and is a New Normal Group company.An Elastic Path press release states that Harry Chemko and co-founders Mark Williams and Jason Billingsley founded Elastic Path Software in 2000.
Founded20172000
Free planYesNo
Hosting modelhostedhosted
IntegrationsOfficial integration documentation lists payment gateways including Stripe, Klarna, Vipps, Dintero, Adyen, Mollie, Montonio, Quickpay, Two, and Razorpay.Composer provides managed no-code integrations, low-code integration building, workflow orchestration, monitoring, and alerts.
Sales channelsomnichannelomnichannel
SupportParticle includes community support and online docs, Atom adds a Pro SLA, and Crystal includes a dedicated engineering Slack channel, Enterprise SLA, professional services, advisory access, and roadmap access.The pricing page says every tier includes 24/7 global Sev 1 support and a dedicated customer success manager from kickoff.
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Plans

Crystallize

  • Atom$949 a month
  • ParticleFree
  • CrystalPriced on request

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Elastic Path

  • Entry — order basedPrice not published
  • Professional — order basedPrice not published
  • Enterprise — order basedPrice not published
  • Entry — GMV basedPrice not published
  • Professional — GMV basedPrice not published
  • Enterprise — GMV basedPrice not published
  • Subscriptions + EntitlementsPriced on request
  • Subscriptions + Entitlements add-on$0.50, paid once
  • Entry (GMV-based)$49,500 a year
  • Entry — GMV Based Pricing$49,500 a year

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In their own words

Crystallize

Crystallize is a hosted, composable commerce platform that brings product data, content, media, and commerce into a shared model, admin, and API. Its commerce engine covers product and pricing models, subscriptions, customer hierarchies, fulfillment pipelines, and checkout analytics. APIs and webhooks connect external ERP, CRM, payment, and logistics systems. GraphQL and MCP interfaces let AI agents read catalogs, draft quotes, configure subscriptions, and fill carts. The headless platform supports frontends for web, mobile, kiosks, and other platforms; listed platforms also include API, macOS, and Windows. Crystallize lists integrations with payment gateways including Stripe, Klarna, Vipps, Dintero, Adyen, Mollie, Montonio, Quickpay, Two, and Razorpay. It offers a free plan and paid plans from $949/mo; the Atom plan is $949 a month, billed plus metering. Particle and Atom have one tenant per project, while Crystal includes three. Crystallize says it complies with GDPR and CCPA.

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Elastic Path

Elastic Path is composable commerce software for businesses that sell across channels. Its modular capabilities are available through APIs and can be used separately or together. The platform lists B2B tools for account hierarchies, quoting, pricebooks, rule-based catalogs, buyer tools, and dynamic bundles, alongside Intelligent Commerce features such as MCP servers, an AI storefront builder, semantic search, and agents. Composer supports managed no-code integrations, low-code integration building, workflow orchestration, monitoring, and alerts. It names Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, and Worldpay as payment providers and states there is no processor surcharge. Self-Managed Commerce can run on-premise, in a customer’s cloud, or through Elastic Path Managed Hosting. Listed Entry pricing is $49,500 a year, either for up to $5M GMV per year or up to 15,000 orders per year. The platform also lists unlimited SKUs, catalogs, storefronts, brands, and business users, with no per-seat fees. Elastic Path was founded in 2000.

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