WebCommander is an all-in-one ecommerce platform and CMS for SMBs, with inventory, automation and B2B tools. Free plan; paid plans from AUD $15/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
WebCommander is a do-it-yourself content management system and ecommerce platform built to help small and medium-sized businesses sell products online. It combines a website editor, product and inventory management, order handling and marketing tools in one system, rather than relying on separately installed plugins. The company presents it as an all-in-one platform.
The product is developed by WebAlive, an Australian provider of end-to-end web solutions. Its earliest predecessor, WebCommerce, began in 1998, and WebCommander launched in 2015 as the successor to the earlier WebConsole CMS. The company says the platform reflects feedback from thousands of real users and the problems merchants face every day.
Merchants build a storefront with the website editor, templates and pre-design blocks, then manage products, stock and orders from the same system. The company says the platform is built for speed by default, and that you activate only the features you need to keep the site fast. Developer-friendly plugins and templates allow further customisation.
Behind the storefront, automation handles stock creation, fulfilment and event-driven workflows, which are configured once and then run automatically. For multichannel selling, WebCommander describes a headless ERP with rule-based and Webhook/API-driven workflow tools, plus auditing and logging so teams keep control of what the system does.
On the design side, the platform offers a mobile website editor, customisable templates, sections, snippets, a duplicate page function, image cropping and filters, sliders, and grid or masonry galleries. The CMS also includes a dynamic blog and slideshows, and merchants can edit HTML and CSS directly.
On the commerce side, features include an integrated inventory system, automated return handling, a fulfilment system, a discount rule engine, multi-currency control, API-driven shipping rules and local and global tax management. Invoices, emails and PDFs are customisable. Buyers get a customisable checkout, search and filters, and payment options such as buy now pay later and cash on delivery.
WebCommander is a DIY content management system and ecommerce platform for small and medium-sized businesses selling online. It combines a website builder with inventory, order management, automation and omnichannel selling. It is developed by WebAlive.
A free Startup plan is available. Professional costs AUD $15 per month or AUD $150 per year, and Premium costs AUD $350 per month or AUD $3,500 per year. Enterprise pricing is available on request.
Yes. The Professional and Premium plans include a 14-day free trial. There is also a free Startup plan with limits on page views and monthly sales.
WebCommander sends an automated notification when you approach or exceed your limit. The team may contact you about upgrading, and the company says it will not disrupt your business over minor fluctuations.
Yes. According to the company, you can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. Changes are reflected in your next billing cycle.
The site names SecurePay, Exsited, Umerang and integrated Google tools. A case study also mentions CJ Dropshipping and Klaviyo. Open APIs and Webhooks support custom integrations.
It is built for small and medium-sized businesses, and its entry plans are priced low. Small sellers should check the monthly sales limits on each plan against their expected volume.
Yes. The company says B2B and B2C selling can run on one platform, and a store can expand from B2C to B2B. Pricing can be set by customer group, unit and schedule.