Companies Using Volusion

I've rebuilt this page on our October 2026 crawl. Volusion is still here and still small, and the stores it loses nearly all go the same way. A domain counts as Volusion when its pages load the platform's own files: the /vspfiles/ asset paths every Volusion template serves, the volusion.js script, or Volusion's script globals. That finds 2,214 live domains, 1,432 of them matched to a company. I opened the store address of the 90 largest matched companies. 83 served a Volusion store. Five had moved off since our crawl, one was unreachable, and one, a computer-repair shop, ran only Volusion's old free live-chat widget, which our rule also picks up. I've taken that row off the list below.

Growth trajectory: flat, with a one-way leak

The monthly line barely moves: 2,063 domains in June, 2,127 in July, 2,188 in August, 2,230 in September and 2,214 in October. I wouldn't call the early rise growth. The set of domains we crawl turns over every month, with dead sites dropping out and new ones found, and our detection widens over time, so a change of a few dozen domains says more about coverage than about merchants. I put more weight on the churn we've watched directly: since 16 March 2026, 201 domains have dropped Volusion.

The age profile suggests why the line isn't climbing. Of 449 matched companies with a founding year, three were founded in the 2020s. Three companies, 0.67%. On our Shopify profile, 29.5% of matched companies were founded this decade, and 193 of Volusion's 449 (42.98%) date from before 2000.

"Volusion's customers set up shop online a long time ago and never had a strong reason to move. Young companies barely show up among them." - David Thomson, CTO at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: treat Volusion as a fixed pool of about 2,200 domains that loses stores at the edges. It's a list for replacement and service pitches, not for selling into a growing ecosystem.

Customer profile: catalogues, gift shops and parts counters

1,274 of the 1,331 matched companies with a known headcount (95.72%) have 50 staff or fewer, and 889 (66.79%) have ten or fewer. Retail leads the industry table at 16.6%, but the tail is where Volusion looks different. Manufacturing (3.22%), Motor Vehicle Manufacturing (2.83%) and Machinery Manufacturing (2.05%) add up to 8.1%, and Retail Office Equipment and Wholesale Building Materials both make the top ten. The named stores fit that. PTR runs a baler and compactor parts catalogue at parts.ptrco.com, Allied High Tech sells lab consumables, MRT sells exhaust systems and Tulsat sells cable equipment.

These stores are catalogues with a checkout attached. The buyer arrives knowing the part number, so an old template costs the owner very little. The larger organisations show a second pattern: they keep their main site somewhere else and use Volusion only for the shop. Torrance Memorial and Holzer Health System run hospital gift shops on it, the State Bar of Texas its member store, CSG Forte its terminal store and Gristedes its online shop.

Sales signal: at a larger account, the Volusion owner is whoever inherited the shop, such as a hospital auxiliary, a membership team or a parts desk. Nobody schedules a replatforming project for the gift shop, so pitch the problem that team has (payments, shipping, a dated look) rather than a platform change.

Industry and geography: close to a US-only list

1,279 of the 1,432 matched companies are in the United States. Canada has 50, the United Kingdom 43 and Australia 13, and no other country reaches six. Volusion's about page says it opened its Austin office in 2004 and has helped build 250,000+ storefronts since 1999. Whatever reach that once had abroad, the live base today is American.

Sales signal: a Volusion list barely needs a country filter. Filter on industry instead. The wholesale, manufacturing and office-equipment rows are the ones with deep catalogues and repeat business buyers.

Migration: Shopify takes the leavers

Of the 201 domains that dropped Volusion since March, 41 now run Shopify, 30 of them in the last 90 days and 8 in the last 30. It's the only destination that passes our switching test. Of 60 domains ever seen with both platforms, 18 still run both, so most of that overlap is a real move. WooCommerce and BigCommerce don't pass. 19 of the 28 domains ever seen with Volusion and WooCommerce still run both, and 14 of the 20 seen with BigCommerce do, so in those pairs both platforms usually stay and we don't count a switch.

"When a Volusion store finally moves, it moves to Shopify. BigCommerce sells the closest product, and in our data it barely registers as a destination." - David Thomson, CTO at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: Shopify migration agencies have a live, measurable flow here, about ten domains a month over the last quarter. For BigCommerce, a Volusion list is a cold one: the product fit is close, but these stores aren't choosing it.

Technology ecosystem: what Volusion stores add

Across 2,254 live Volusion domains, Google Analytics runs on 87.13%. Cloudflare Browser Insights is on 97.91%, nearly every store, so I read it as part of the platform rather than a merchant's choice. Payments are the clearest merchant decision: PayPal on 44.59%, Stripe on 22.14% (Volusion's own payments product runs on Stripe) and Authorize.net on 4.44%. Marketing tools are thin. Mailchimp is on 4.92%, Constant Contact on 1.82% and Klaviyo on 1.51%, and LiveChat is the most common chat tool at 2.26%.

Shipping is mostly invisible to a crawler. Volusion's partner marketplace listed 84 apps and services in July 2026, among them the fulfilment partners Shipwire, eFulfillment Service and GlobalShopex. Those connect in the back office, so on storefronts we see carriers instead: UPS on 1.51% of domains, USPS on 0.8% and FedEx on 0.58%.

Sales signal: email and retention vendors have the most room here. The most common email tool, Mailchimp, is on fewer than one Volusion store in twenty.

G2 review signals

The G2 sample is small, nine themed mentions in all, so I read it as direction rather than weight. Reviewers like how easy Volusion is to run day to day (two mentions) and having payments and inventory in one system. They criticise integration limits, dated templates and limited customisation. Our data fits the integration complaint, since the most common email tool sits on 4.92% of stores. And the dated-software complaint fits where leavers go: Shopify, the platform reviewers hold Volusion up against.

Sales signal: lead with integrations. A Volusion owner who wants a tool that isn't in the marketplace is the owner most likely to be weighing a move.

Ownership and pricing

Volusion was founded in 1999 by Kevin Sproles, according to its about page, which names Troy Pike as chief executive. In 2020 it filed for Chapter 11 to renegotiate terms with a single lender, and it announced on 20 January 2021 that it had emerged the day before. I found no primary source for a later sale. On 29 September 2026 its pricing page listed Personal at $35 a month, Professional at $79 and Business at $299, with yearly sales caps of $50K, $100K and $400K, and Prime priced on sales volume.

Sales signal: the sales caps create a buying moment. A merchant nearing $100K a year on Professional faces a jump from $79 to $299 a month, which is when they're most likely to compare platforms.

Key takeaways

1. 2,214 live domains in October 2026, 89th in Ecommerce Platforms with 0.03%.

2. A small, American, older base: 1,274 of 1,331 sized companies at 50 staff or fewer, 1,279 of 1,432 matched companies in the US, 3 of 449 founded in the 2020s.

3. Parts catalogues and shop subdomains, not consumer brands.

4. One real exit route: 41 domains to Shopify since March 2026.

5. Payments are well covered (PayPal 44.59%, Stripe 22.14%), and email and marketing tools aren't.

How to use this list

Filter by industry, then check the detection address to see whether Volusion runs the whole site or only a shop. For the full list of 2,214 Volusion domains with company, size and stack data, use TechnologyChecker.io. Our Shopify migration data covers where stores on other platforms are moving.