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CubeCart review

Freemium#42 of 278 in Ecommerce PlatformsSmall Business eCommerce SoftwareShopping Cart Software

A flexible, low-cost option for self-hosted stores that need core commerce tools.

5.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

CubeCart is open-source ecommerce software for merchants who want to host and customise an online store. The Self-hosted plan includes the software at no software cost, with catalogue management, unlimited products and categories, digital downloads, inventory tracking, checkout, customer accounts, reporting, SEO tools, multilingual and multicurrency storefronts, and extension-based customisation. It suits small shops and businesses that want control over their hosting environment, while managed hosting is available for stores that prefer operational support.

Pricing is split between self-hosted and managed options. Self-hosted provides the open-source software, customer-managed hosting, and a customisable, extensible foundation. The Single Store plan adds one store, 25GB of storage plus CDN, 150GB of bandwidth, managed support and cPanel, and daily backups. Multi / Large Store is intended for multiple stores and includes 50GB of storage plus CDN, 300GB of bandwidth, managed support and cPanel, with WordPress allowed. A 14-day free trial is also available. The managed tiers are the better fit for merchants who want hosting assistance and backups rather than maintaining infrastructure themselves.

The commerce feature set covers core store operations: abandoned-cart recovery emails, discount codes, multiple payment gateways with test mode, carrier-based shipping rules, tax configuration, SEO URLs, metadata, sitemaps, redirects, and digital-product expiry controls. Integrations include Stripe, PayPal, Square, Adyen, Elavon, major postal and parcel carriers, Google tools, and Mailchimp. The extension marketplace supports one-click installation, while the REST API remains in beta. Choose CubeCart if self-hosting, customisation, and broad core functionality matter more than a fully managed ecosystem. Stores needing a mature API or a narrowly managed setup may prefer an alternative.

CubeCart pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free self-hosted software with no transaction fee
    • Supports physical and digital products with inventory controls
    • Payments, shipping, tax, SEO, and multilingual storefront tools
  • Where it doesn't
    • Self-hosted stores require customer-managed hosting
    • REST API is still in beta
    • Advanced needs may depend on marketplace extensions

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