18 thoughts on “List of Australian Magento Stores”

1. 3 out of 6 links I tried were not operational.

   You should update your list, or choose more prominent operators using Magento

2. Bernard, thanks for the comments. As I said in the post, ‘I don’t intend to actively maintain this list’, I simply did a search at the time to see how many stores I could find, a good indicator back then of the takeup of Magento. Yes, there will be some stores that have disappeared, but a lot more that will now be active.

   If you want to look for some larger players, maybe http://www.bigbrownbox.com.au would interest you. Lots of traffic to that one.

3. The first one on the list isn’t a magento site, try homedesignplus.com.au, they sell Bathoom vanities and bathtubs

4. Thanks for this list – I will add them all to my Magento sites directory, @ magentosites.net

5. Our website has been operating on Magento since August 2008, migrated from oscommerce which we ran on since 2006/7…have to say its the most flexible e commerce tools we have used for our business, especially using multistores, we run two seperate stores.

   Highly recommend.

   Checkout http://www.chevrontechnologies.net.au and http://www.chevrongames.com

6. Matt,

   Thats the biggest ‘Add to Cart’ button I have ever seen! :) Have you A/B tested its performance?

7. Hi
   We launched our Sexy Lingerie & Corset website in Jan 2010. Where using magento and couldn’t be happier.

   We have done heaps of work to our template and our customers love it.

   Check it out http://www.junglespice.com.au

8. Hi Nathan – great to happen upon your blog ;-)

   Thought I’d throw our Magento sites in as well for the list:

   http://wholesale.floriculture.com.au (since July 2009)
   http://flowerubnch.com.au (since November 2009)
   http://diyblooms.com.au (from June 2010)

   With more to come, Magento has been a good thing, having switched from a zencart wholesale store, we are now starting to roll out multiple niche websites with the multi-store functionality built into magento – have to see how many we can hang off the one install and still have all the extensions work ;-)

9. Our site catering for wedding invitations advanced magento site. Please check it out

10. Tess, thats lots of SEO text on your front page!

11. Nathan,

    I just saw you list and thought I’d add our site as well.

    http://www.totallybooks.com.au
    (since Nov 2009)

    We looked around at lots of different software but after getting a recommendation for Magento and doing some research it was worth the effort.

12. Great stuff guys, we love Magento too. Your site is really nice too, but the My Account links are hard to read? Perhaps use a darker font colour?
    Cheers.

13. G’day,

    Another site for the list: http://jayveetechnologies.com.au

    I must admit that I am quite surprised to see such a long list given the complexity of deploying a Magento store. It makes me wonder how many people actually evaluate the various ecommerce options before making a selection. Quite a few sites on the list appear as though they could quite easily be implemented by e-commerce engines which are easier to customise and configure.

14. Check these 2 site on Magento Enterprise:
    http://www.toysparadise.com.au
    http://www.gamesparadise.com.au

15. Check out these new magento websites

    http://www.katira.com.au
    http://www.katira.com

    Sports apparel company that manufactures its own products.

16. http://abbcd.com is a Magento 1.7.0.2 site running on a Ubuntu Web Server located in my home. So far it has cost zero dollars. It is a very basic Magento shell that needs someone to breathe some life into it and add some interesting products. Getting this far was fairly easy, the next step involves a lot of work and careful planning. Andrew

17. Very helpfull list!.

    thank you

18. Went from shopify to magento – much better http://www.toyztime.com.au