Download websites that use MyOnlineStore

Not every commerce platform is trying to be everywhere. MyOnlineStore was built for merchants in the Netherlands and the wider Benelux market, with the payment habits, carriers and consumer expectations of that region designed in rather than bolted on afterwards. A shop that chooses it has usually decided that fitting the local market matters more than access to a global app ecosystem, and that decision tends to travel with a recognisable profile of business: independent retail, regional wholesale, small chains selling close to home.

MyOnlineStore B.V. has run the platform since 2007 and licenses it as Proprietary, hosted rather than self installed. Hosting the whole stack has a consequence that matters for anyone reading detection data. The vendor controls the markup, so the fingerprint stays consistent across the customer base and the resulting list is unusually clean. Self hosted commerce software gets edited, reskinned and half upgraded by every merchant who touches it, which blurs any count built from it. A hosted platform either serves its own storefront or it does not.

As of October 2026 we see MyOnlineStore on 1,200 domains in the Ecommerce category. Payment providers, carriers and app vendors selling into Benelux retail are the obvious readers, alongside competing platforms that want a defined pool of migration targets and analysts tracking how regional commerce software holds ground against international suites.

A per domain lookup answers whether a shop you already know about runs the platform. The extract answers the question underneath that, which is who all of them are, how the group spreads across domain suffixes, and how the population shifts between crawls as merchants arrive and leave. Regional platforms are exactly where that matters, because their customers are small enough that no directory of them exists anywhere else.

Some limits are worth stating plainly. Merchants trade under their own domains, so nationality has to be inferred from suffixes and page content rather than read directly, and a shop on a generic suffix will look like any other. Presence also records a live storefront at crawl time and not an active subscription in good standing, so a share of any commerce list is always stores that quietly stopped trading before anyone updated their site.