Adobe Commerce (Magento)

Open-source Magento for maximum customisation; enterprise Adobe Commerce Cloud is quote-only.

Entry plan
$0 (Open Source)
Tx fee
Varies
Free themes
Hundreds
Apps
4,000+

Best for

Large businesses needing maximum customisation. Requires developer resources.

Pricing breakdown

Every fee we track, grouped by where it applies.

Last verified 24 May 2026.

Strengths and trade-offs

Pros

  • Maximum customisation and control
  • Open-source edition is free
  • 4,000+ extensions
  • Scales to very large catalogues

Cons

  • Requires developers and robust hosting
  • Enterprise edition is expensive (quote)
  • Steep learning curve
  • Overkill for small stores

About Adobe Commerce (Magento)

Adobe Commerce spans two products: Magento Open Source (free to self-host) and Adobe Commerce Cloud (enterprise, quoted at USD $22K+/yr). The open-source edition is endlessly customisable with 4,000+ extensions, but requires robust hosting ($50 to $200+/mo) and dedicated developers. It targets large retailers that have outgrown hosted platforms.

Adobe Commerce (Magento) was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in San Jose, USA.

How Adobe Commerce (Magento) compares

Side-by-side with the closest alternatives by estimated cost.

Subscription plus hosting estimate for self-hosted platforms. Payment processing not included.

Adobe Commerce (Magento)

$50/mo est.

Entry plan
$0 (Open Source)
Tx fee
Varies
Free themes
Hundreds
Apps
4,000+
Support
24/7 (Enterprise)
Est. monthly cost
$50/mo

Shopify

$42/mo est.

Entry plan
$42/mo (annual)
Tx fee
2% (Basic)
Free themes
~13 free
Apps
10,000+ apps
Support
24/7 chat, email, phone
Est. monthly cost
$42/mo

Squarespace

$40/mo est.

Entry plan
USD $40/mo (Commerce Basic)
Tx fee
3% (Personal) / 0% (Commerce)
Free themes
100+
Apps
40+ extensions
Support
24/7 email; phone (business hrs)
Est. monthly cost
$40/mo

BigCommerce

$30/mo est.

Entry plan
USD $29.95/mo
Tx fee
0%
Free themes
~14 free
Apps
1,000+ apps
Support
24/7 chat, phone, email
Est. monthly cost
$30/mo

Common questions about Adobe Commerce (Magento)

The same questions Australian merchants ask before signing up.

  • Adobe Commerce (Magento) does not publish a standard rate in Australia. Pricing is quoted based on your business size, industry, and card mix. Request a quote on their site, or use our free fee calculator to compare against providers that do publish rates.

  • Contract terms for Adobe Commerce (Magento) are not publicly listed. Confirm with their sales team before signing.

  • Adobe Commerce (Magento) settlement times are not publicly listed.

  • Adobe Commerce (Magento) AMEX pricing in Australia is not publicly listed. Ask their sales team whether AMEX acceptance and rates are included.

  • Adobe Commerce (Magento) does not advertise least-cost routing for Australian merchants. If you take a lot of contactless debit, compare against providers that do support it on our comparison page.

  • Adobe Commerce (Magento) is best suited to large businesses needing maximum customisation. requires developer resources. To see how it stacks up for your specific volume and card mix, try our free fee calculator.

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