Neto vs BigCommerce: scale with the platform
built to eliminate operational chaos

While BigCommerce is often better for teams prioritizing API-first flexibility, headless builds, and external systems to handle operations, Neto is the stronger option for operations-heavy businesses that rely on their ecommerce platform to run and coordinate core operational processes. It’s particularly well-suited to companies where inventory accuracy impacts margins, stock is distributed across multiple locations, warehouse processes are handled in-house, and B2B or marketplace sales are central to revenue.

For Australian businesses, Neto is the stronger choice because it was engineered specifically for the local market, offering native out-of-the-box integrations with Australian couriers (like Australia Post and StarTrack), regional marketplaces (like Catch and Kogan), and tax rules that global platforms often require third-party apps to handle.

In short, for operation-heavy Australian businesses needing a unified inventory + shipping + marketplace operations layer, Neto is a better option. Plus, with Neto, you gain access to a support team that operates in your time zone and understands specific local tax (GST), shipping, and compliance nuances.