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OpenCart vs Walmart Marketplace

A side-by-side look at OpenCart and Walmart Marketplace. On our scoring, OpenCart comes out ahead — but the right pick depends on your priorities.

Platform
OpenCartOpen-source
Scores
SellingScene score3.8/53.7/5
User rating3.73.9
Reviews6401,430
Pricing
Starting priceFreeFree
Pricing modelfree core + hosting & extensionsno monthly fee, referral fees only
Transaction fees0% (processor fees apply)6–15% referral fee by category
Hosting & setup
Hosting typeSelf-hostedMarketplace
Free trialFree coreNo monthly fee
Staff accountsUnlimited (role-based)User permissions
Product limitUnlimitedUnlimited (approved sellers)
Payments & security
Payment gatewaysMany via extensionsWalmart-managed checkout
SSL includedYesYes
PCI compliantYesYes
Gift cardsYesNo
Catalog & content
Themes / templatesTheme marketplaceN/A (standard listings)
App marketplace13,000+ extensionsSolution provider network
Multi-currencyYesNo
Multi-languageYesNo
POS includedNoNo
Abandoned cart recoveryNoNo
Built-in blogNoNo
Tools & flexibility
Drag-and-drop editorNoNo
API accessYesYes
Mobile appNoYes
Support channelsCommunity forum, paid commercial supportPartner support, ticketing
ActionsRead reviewRead review

Why pick OpenCart?

OpenCart is a lean, genuinely free cart that is easy to spin up and supports multiple stores from one admin. Its core stays minimal, so you will lean on the paid extension marketplace and your own hosting know-how.

Best for: Developers wanting a simple, free self-hosted cart

Read the full OpenCart review

Why pick Walmart Marketplace?

Walmart Marketplace offers access to a massive US shopper base with no monthly fee and less crowding than Amazon. Approval is selective and the tooling is younger, so it rewards sellers who already run a tight operation.

Best for: Established sellers expanding beyond Amazon

Read the full Walmart Marketplace review