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top ecommerce sites in australia.

updated apr 2026

20 retailers · graded on the ecommerce grade score

Australia's ecommerce market is dominated by Amazon and established retailers adapting to online channels. Kmart and Woolworths lead grocery and general merchandise, while JB Hi-Fi specializes in electronics. Bunnings and Big W serve home and variety segments respectively. eBay maintains strong auction presence. Myer and Officeworks round out the landscape, reflecting Australia's shift toward omnichannel retail with both global and local players competing across categories.

84.7M
monthly visits
20
retailers graded
75
avg eg score
apr 2026
last refreshed
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  1. 1Amazon logo
    Amazonamazon.com.au
    8.3M88Acustom

    Amazon Australia: Online marketplace for consumers seeking diverse products with fast delivery and competitive pricing across categories.

    eg score88A

    8,282,785 est. monthly organic visits

  2. 2Kmart logo
    Kmartkmart.com.au
    11.3M84Acustom

    Kmart Australia: Mass-market retailer offering affordable homewares, clothing, and general merchandise to budget-conscious Australian families.

    eg score84A

    11,324,438 est. monthly organic visits

  3. 3Woolworths logo
    Woolworthswoolworths.com.au
    7.4M84Acustom

    Australian supermarket retailer offering groceries, general merchandise, and fresh produce to mainstream families nationwide.

    eg score84A

    7,354,661 est. monthly organic visits

  4. 4Jbhifi logo
    Jbhifijbhifi.com.au
    7.9M83Ashopify

    JB Hi-Fi: Australian electronics retailer for tech enthusiasts and consumers; Shopify-powered #4 player in competitive market.

    eg score83A

    7,922,462 est. monthly organic visits

  5. 5Ebay logo
    Ebayebay.com.au
    2.5M83Acustom

    Global marketplace connecting Australian buyers and sellers across millions of new, used, and collectible items daily.

    eg score83A

    2,531,641 est. monthly organic visits

  6. 6Coles logo
    Colescoles.com.au
    5.3M82Acustom

    Coles: Australia's second-largest supermarket chain offering groceries, general merchandise, and services to mainstream households nationwide.

    eg score82A

    5,341,913 est. monthly organic visits

  7. 7Bigw logo
    Bigwbigw.com.au
    4.7M82Acustom

    Big W: Australian department store offering clothing, homewares, toys, and electronics at value prices.

    eg score82A

    4,687,923 est. monthly organic visits

  8. 8Bunnings logo
    Bunningsbunnings.com.au
    8.9M77A-custom

    Bunnings: Australian home improvement warehouse serving DIYers and professionals with broad tools, materials, and garden supplies selection.

    eg score77A-

    8,919,088 est. monthly organic visits

  9. 9Myer logo
    Myermyer.com.au
    3.3M76A-custom

    Myer: Australian department store chain offering fashion, home, beauty, and lifestyle goods to mainstream shoppers nationwide.

    eg score76A-

    3,252,128 est. monthly organic visits

  10. 10Officeworks logo
    Officeworksofficeworks.com.au
    2.0M75A-custom

    Australian office supplies and furniture retailer serving small businesses and corporate buyers with in-store and delivery services.

    eg score75A-

    2,015,718 est. monthly organic visits

  11. 11Theiconic logo
    Theiconictheiconic.com.au
    1.5M74B+custom
  12. 12Chemistwarehouse logo
    Chemistwarehousechemistwarehouse.com.au
    5.6M74B+custom
  13. 13Harveynorman logo
    Harveynormanharveynorman.com.au
    2.6M72B+custom
  14. 14Gumtree logo
    Gumtreegumtree.com.au
    1.6M71B+custom
  15. 15Target logo
    Targettarget.com.au
    2.2M70B+custom
  16. 16Thegoodguys logo
    Thegoodguysthegoodguys.com.au
    1.6M70Bshopify
  17. 17Davidjones logo
    Davidjonesdavidjones.com
    1.3M69Bcustom
  18. 18Supercheapauto logo
    Supercheapautosupercheapauto.com.au
    1.6M69Bsalesforce commerce
  19. 19Etsy logo
    Etsyetsy.com
    1.1M55B-custom
  20. 20Ikea logo
    Ikeaikea.com
    3.9M54C+custom

methodology

The Ecommerce Grade (EG) Score is our 0–100 composite grade blending five signals per retailer: organic traffic strength (40%), domain authority (25%), cross-source market presence (20%), keyword breadth (10%), and year-over-year growth (5%). Scores are country-normalised so retailers within a market are directly comparable.

Inputs are compiled from public domain intelligence, organic traffic estimates, tech-stack signals, and legacy editorial rankings. Platform detection uses homepage HTML patterns.

Last refreshed: apr 2026.