Founder of a listed tool

Mitchell Harper

Co-founder, BigCommerce (now Commerce.com), named behind the BigCommerce API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder, BigCommerce (now Commerce.com)

Mitchell Harper co-founded BigCommerce in Sydney in 2009 with Eddie Machaalani, after the two had launched Interspire, the company that grew into it. The pair led BigCommerce until Brent Bellm took over as chief executive in 2015.

What Mitchell builds

BigCommerce API + MCP B · Commerce & checkout
Hosted commerce platform with REST management APIs for catalogue, carts, checkouts, orders and customers, a GraphQL Storefront API, and a beta storefront MCP server that lets an agent search products, build a cart and get a checkout link.
Co-founder, BigCommerce (now Commerce.com), researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

Eddie Machaalani Co-founder, BigCommerce (now Commerce.com)

Questions

Who is Mitchell Harper?

What does BigCommerce (Commerce.com) make?

Anchor Terminal lists BigCommerce API + MCP from BigCommerce (Commerce.com). Hosted commerce platform with REST management APIs for catalogue, carts, checkouts, orders and customers, a GraphQL Storefront API, and a beta storefront MCP server that lets an agent search products, build a cart and get a checkout link.

How are Mitchell's tools graded?

BigCommerce API + MCP is graded B, 64.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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