Welcome to our dedicated page for Commerce.com SEC filings (Ticker: CMRC), a comprehensive resource for investors and traders seeking official regulatory documents including 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly earnings, 8-K material events, and insider trading forms.
The Commerce.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: CMRC) SEC filings page provides access to the company’s official regulatory disclosures as a public issuer in the Software – Application industry. Commerce, formerly known as BigCommerce Holdings, Inc., files reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that describe its financial condition, operating results, risk factors, and significant corporate events.
Key filings for Commerce include annual reports on Form 10-K, which summarize the company’s business, strategy, risk profile, and audited financial statements for the full year, and quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, which provide unaudited financial data and management discussion for interim periods. These documents are central for understanding Commerce’s recurring revenue metrics, enterprise account performance, non-GAAP financial measures, and cash and liquidity position.
Commerce also submits current reports on Form 8-K to disclose material events. For example, the company has filed 8-Ks to report quarterly financial results and to describe changes in senior leadership. Such filings can cover items like results of operations, departures or appointments of certain officers, and other events that management deems important to investors.
Investors researching CMRC may also review proxy statements for information on governance and executive compensation, as well as any registration statements or prospectuses related to securities offerings. Insider transaction reports on Form 4, when available, show purchases and sales of Commerce securities by directors, officers, and other insiders.
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Rezolve AI presented its proposal to combine with Commerce.com, arguing the deal would create a pro forma company with "over $700 million" in 2026 revenue by layering Rezolve's AI-native Brain Suite and RezolvePay across Commerce.com's ~60,000 merchants. Rezolve cited 2025 results: $46.8M GAAP revenue, $19.4M December monthly revenue (annualized $232M), 232M contracted 2026 revenue and raised full-year guidance to $360M. Management framed Commerce.com's board adoption of a shareholder rights plan as defensive and argued the combination would accelerate monetization, margins, and scale. The call reiterated risks and customary forward-looking disclaimers.
Rezolve Ai criticized Commerce.com's Board for adopting a stockholder rights plan, calling it an entrenchment tactic that would dilute shareholders and block a proposed exchange offer. Rezolve Ai cites a $11.00 analyst target, $232 million contracted 2026 revenue and $360 million full-year guidance, and warns shareholders the Board presided over a 96% post-IPO peak decline. Rezolve Ai plans an investor call and said it is reviewing the Rights Plan and Commerce.com's forthcoming Form 8-K.
Commerce.com, Inc. adopted a limited-duration stockholder rights plan in response to an unsolicited acquisition proposal from Rezolve Ai PLC that the Board concluded significantly undervalues the company. The Rezolve Ai offer proposed one Rezolve Ai share for every two Commerce.com shares, implying a 47% discount to Commerce.com’s share price based on Rezolve Ai’s $2.88 closing price on April 7, 2026.
Under the Rights Agreement, stockholders of record on April 27, 2026 receive one right for each common share. If any holder reaches 10% ownership, or 20% for a Passive Institutional Investor, without Board approval, each right (other than those of the acquirer) lets holders buy shares valued at twice the $13.00 exercise price, causing heavy dilution to an unapproved acquirer. The plan expires on April 12, 2027 unless earlier redeemed or exchanged.
Rezolve Ai announced an investor call to present a proposed combination with Commerce.com and to outline the business case for a combined AI-native commerce platform. Rezolve cites $232 million in contracted revenue for 2026 and raised full-year guidance to $360 million, projecting 7.5x year-over-year growth for 2026; Commerce.com is guiding about 1.5% revenue growth. The company says integrating Rezolve's Brain Suite and RezolvePay with Commerce.com's merchant network could accelerate its payment-rail rollout and monetization, though the transaction is described as a proposal and remains subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.
Rezolve Ai PLC set out an acquisition proposal to obtain Commerce.com by offering one Rezolve Ai share for every two Commerce.com shares and said Commerce.com's board rejected the proposal. Rezolve characterized Commerce.com's standalone outlook as weak, highlighting its own claimed 7.5x year‑on‑year revenue growth and that 64% of 2026 target is contracted; Rezolve also contrasted Commerce.com's cited 3% growth and guidance as low while noting Commerce.com's stock has declined sharply.
Rezolve Ai plc has made a public acquisition proposal to Commerce.com shareholders after alleging the Commerce.com board rejected an earlier 1-for-1 exchange. Rezolve now offers two Commerce.com shares for one Rezolve Ai share, saying this limits Rezolve dilution to under 10% and claims combined revenues would exceed $700 million.
The letter highlights Rezolve's reported $46.8 million FY2025 revenue, a $232 million annualized run rate, raised 2026 guidance of $360 million, and asserts Commerce.com has an installed base of 60,000 online stores. Rezolve states it will file additional SEC materials about the proposal.
Commerce.com, Inc. has called a virtual-only 2026 annual meeting for stockholders on May 14, 2026, asking investors to elect two Class III directors, ratify Ernst & Young LLP as auditor, and approve an advisory say-on-pay resolution.
The proxy outlines a classified seven‑member board with a Lead Independent Director, fully independent key committees, and detailed shareholder engagement after the 2025 say-on-pay support of 52.8%. It describes a pay-for-performance program where most executive target compensation is at risk, including equity, and highlights 2025 results such as $342.3 million in revenue, $359.1 million in ARR, and $31.7 million in Adjusted EBITDA.