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Magento Benchmarks

Magento is an ecommerce platform for highly customizable online stores and large catalogs. This page shows how Magento sites perform and what they run, from a sample of 3,330 US websites.

About Magento

Built for

Mid market and enterprise merchants that need extensive ecommerce customization, integrations, and multi store capabilities.

Most common use

A large online retail store.

Strengths
  • Highly customizable ecommerce architecture
  • Supports large catalogs and multi store setups
  • Strong feature depth for complex commerce
Watch-outs
  • Resource intensive to host and maintain
  • Usually requires specialized developers
  • Implementation and ownership costs can be high

What we see on Magento sites

What Magento does well
  • Magento sites show complex catalog structures that, when properly indexed, create substantial long-tail organic reach. The SKU depth is real.
  • B2B commerce patterns (quote requests, tiered pricing, account portals) appear on Magento more than any other platform. Adobe's enterprise positioning is showing up in who actually uses it.
  • When Magento sites are fast, the developer made it fast. Nothing about the default Magento stack is optimized for speed out of the box.
Common issues
  • LCP is consistently poor across Magento sites. Complex page assembly from many independent modules is the structural reason.
  • Faceted navigation generating thousands of nearly-identical URLs. Without proper canonical or noindex handling, this is a duplicate content disaster.
  • Third-party extension conflicts that create inconsistent user experiences. The extension ecosystem is powerful and fragile.
Things we've noticed
  • A meaningful share of Magento sites in our corpus are running Magento 1, which reached end-of-life in 2020. Performance on those sites is measurably worse than on Magento 2 installations.
  • Magento sites show the highest average product catalog depth in our corpus -- more URLs, more variants, more category levels than any other ecommerce platform we benchmark.

Businesses that use Magento

The industries most commonly running Magento sites.

#1Retail#2B2B services#3Automotive#4Healthcare#5Home services

Magento performance overview

52%
CWV pass rate
2,116 field-data sites
2.2s
Median LCP
75ms
Median INP
0.00
Median CLS

Magento tool adoption

Analytics92%
CDN77%
Email capture69%
Tag manager65%
Marketing automation45%
Payments36%
Live chat29%
Cookie compliance16%
Reviews13%
CRM7%
A/B testing7%
Maps5%
SEO plugins3%
Booking1%
Reservations0%

Magento structured data and SEO markup

JSON-LD51%
Canonical tag40%
WebSite schema39%
Organization schema31%
Open Graph28%
Twitter Card9%
Microdata8%
Breadcrumb schema6%
LocalBusiness schema5%
Product schema5%
FAQPage schema1%
Article schema0%

Most-used tools on Magento sites

Analytics
  • 1Google Analytics
  • 2Facebook Pixel
  • 3Cloudflare Browser Insights
SEO
  • 1Ahrefs
  • 2Yoast SEO
  • 3BrightEdge
Live chat
  • 1Zendesk
  • 2LiveChat
  • 3Tawk.to
Reviews
  • 1Yotpo Reviews
  • 2Trustpilot
  • 3Bazaarvoice Reviews
Booking
  • 1Calendly
  • 2Acuity Scheduling
  • 3vcita
CDN
  • 1Cloudflare
  • 2Amazon S3
  • 3cdnjs
Marketing automation
  • 1MailChimp
  • 2Klaviyo
  • 3HubSpot
Cookie compliance
  • 1OneTrust
  • 2Cookiebot
  • 3AdRoll CMP System

Top countries for Magento sites

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Percentages show the share of Magento sites where each signal was detected. Data covers US websites only. Benchmarks derived from public web-performance datasets (HTTP Archive and the Chrome UX Report); cleaning, business-type classification, and analysis are Stackra's own.