Download websites that use Smartstore biz

About Smartstore biz

Some products are difficult to count because several editions wear one codebase. Smartstore biz is the entry our catalogue carries for a storefront running a commerce platform that the vendor ships in a free community edition with paid tiers above it, and those editions descend from the same engineering, which means they can present a similar surface to a crawler. Any figure published for one of them therefore rests on the fingerprint being distinct enough to separate them, and that belongs at the top of the page rather than buried at the bottom.

As of October 2026 we detect Smartstore biz on 72 sites. Our record names SmartStore AG as the vendor and Proprietary as the licence, and dates the entry to 2013. A shop showing up here has chosen a dedicated commerce platform from a software vendor rather than a general purpose website tool, and has installed it on hosting of its own choosing or had an agency or hosting partner do that work.

The choice is what makes the list commercially readable. A merchant running a dedicated commerce platform is unlikely to be running a hand rolled checkout, and has already shown an appetite for adopting software rather than building it. For payment providers, shipping and fulfilment services, tax and invoicing tools and app developers, a set of domains like this is a qualified prospect list rather than a directory. For a competing commerce platform, the same set is a migration target where the sales argument is about cost and capability rather than about whether the merchant needs a store at all.

A per domain checker answers whether one shop you already care about runs the platform. What it cannot tell you is how many shops exist, where they sit, or what else they run, and those are the questions that decide whether a market is worth entering. Our export carries each detected domain with its country, top level domain and co detected technologies, so you can narrow to stores in one country, to shops that also run a particular payment widget, or to whatever cut the actual question needs.

One last point on reading the number. The count moves for reasons that have nothing to do with the platform gaining or losing customers, because shops go dark, get parked, or move behind services that strip identifying markup, and a store that blocks crawlers is invisible to us whatever it runs. Read the figure as the set we can currently see and verify rather than as a subscriber count, and it will serve you well for sizing, targeting and tracking direction of travel over time.