As part of the deal, it is giving resellers a 75 percent discount on the solution from Wednesday 11th February.
It is also encouraging Web designers, Web developers and ecommerce consultants who want to provide ePages to their customers to go through its channel.
Netregistry provides domain names in Australia and has over 150,000 SMB customers
It was looking for a new ecommerce platform to replace its xCart offering last year, choosing ePages for its flexibility because it could be tailored for different markets.
It took six weeks to design and implement the systems with full back end integration.
According to Larry Bloch CEO of Netregistry, it started selling the new products last month and has already signed up 11 companies.
"Our selection of ePages as the platform for our ecommerce offering means we can give our small business customers a choice of an entry level, professional or premium solution, depending on their needs and budget," he said.
"The ePages product is like an enterprise grade shopping cart. It enables a small business to start at an enterprise grade solution and grow their features as their business grows.
"It enables resellers to round up their ecommerce offerings to their customers."
eCorner managing director, John Debrincat, plans to roll out the ePages solutions to their two sister companies, PlanetDomain and Hostess, later this year.
Netregistry has three ePages solutions under its StoreXpress brand, all hosted within the company's Sydney data centre including;
An entry-level option capable of handling up to 100 products for $59.95 per month
The advanced StoreXpress Pro with integration to eBay or Australia Post for $99.95 per month
StoreXpress Premium, a multi-currency option capable of handling up to 5,000 products in 500 categories for $249.95 per month
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