commercetools and Partners Launch EcomHack.AI for AI-Driven Commerce

Sep 22, 2025
commercetools, in collaboration with Stripe, Lovable, and Klaviyo, has announced EcomHack.AI, a global virtual hackathon to explore AI-driven commerce solutions.

commercetools, in collaboration with Stripe, Lovable, and Klaviyo, has announced the launch of EcomHack.AI, a global virtual hackathon. Announced in a press release, the event will take place from October 13 to 17, 2025, and aims to bring together innovators and AI enthusiasts worldwide to develop new prototypes and business models at the intersection of artificial intelligence and commerce.

Participants in EcomHack.AI will have the opportunity to design and prototype solutions using technologies from the hosting companies. The hackathon invites a diverse group of participants, including business leaders, product developers, engineers, and AI enthusiasts, to compete for prizes and recognition. Registration for the event is currently open, and interested teams and individuals can sign up at ecomhack.ai/register.

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