Download websites that use Kooomo

About Kooomo

Cross-border retail is mostly a tax, currency and logistics problem wearing a storefront as a disguise. Platforms built for it sell the unglamorous parts, such as regional payment methods, multi-currency catalogues, order routing and the compliance work that shifts every time a brand starts selling into a new market. A retailer who buys one has usually decided that building that layer in house is not worth the engineering budget, and Kooomo sits in our Ecommerce category as one of the options on that shelf.

The commercial shape is easy to read from the record. Kooomo owns the product, the license is Proprietary, and the platform has been on the market since 2010, which puts its origins before the current generation of hosted storefronts. Nothing about it is self-hosted in the way a downloadable shop script would be, so a detected site is a customer with a contract rather than someone who pulled a package off a repository.

Version data is where a managed platform gives itself away. Every installation where we can read a version at all reports the same string, which is 0.6.2. A self-hosted product accumulates a long tail of stale releases, because upgrading is the site owner's problem and many owners never get to it. A hosted one does not, because the vendor moves everyone at once. Anyone reading our export should treat the version column here as a property of the vendor's release train rather than as evidence about an individual merchant's diligence.

Scale sets expectations. As of October 2026 we detect Kooomo on 3 sites, which is a small population and worth stating plainly rather than dressing up. Storefront fingerprints of this kind come from markup conventions, asset paths and script hosts, and a heavily themed shop on its own domain can hide all of them. The realistic reading is that the customer base is larger than the detected set, and that what we publish is a verified floor.

For a researcher the value of the list is not the count but the membership. A per-domain lookup tells you whether one shop you already care about runs Kooomo. The downloadable file inverts the question and hands over the whole detected set at once, so you can see what kinds of retailers chose a cross-border platform, which technologies sit alongside it on their sites, and which merchants are worth a conversation if you sell payments, fulfilment, localisation or migration work. Competitors get a candidate list, integrators get a target list, and analysts get a baseline to track as sites enter and leave successive releases.