Shopware development for stores that grow with your business

Smaller adjustments or a single plugin can sometimes be covered by the Starter package from €2,500. A complete Shopware store with a custom theme and integrations is usually in the Professional package from €8,000; large B2B or multi-channel projects we price individually as Enterprise. License costs of commercial Shopware editions depend on the vendor and may be added.

That depends mainly on the range, integrations and special logic. A store with standard processes is implemented much faster than a B2B store with ERP integration. We plan in milestones and give you a realistic time frame after the analysis.

As a rule, yes, because Shopware 5 no longer receives regular security updates. The migration is a rebuild with data transfer – and a good opportunity to clean up old plugins and workarounds. Beforehand, we check which extensions exist for Shopware 6 and what needs to be newly developed.

Many stores start with the free Community Edition. Commercial editions add features for B2B, workflows or vendor support, for example. We recommend the edition that fits your requirements – not automatically the biggest one.

As a rule, yes. Shopware offers extensive interfaces; for many ERP systems there are ready-made connectors, while we connect others via a custom middleware. In advance, we clarify which data needs to be synchronized in which direction and how often.

After the free initial consultation, we analyze your store processes and prepare a concept and quote. Development and testing take place in a staging environment that you can review at any time; after launch, we continue to support the store on request.

The Community Edition of Shopware 6 is free to use. In addition, the vendor offers commercial plans such as Rise, Evolve and Beyond with additional features and support; Shopware sets their prices itself. The total cost also includes development, hosting and any extensions – we list these items separately in our quote.

Shopware 6 consists of an administration where you manage products, customers and orders, and the storefront that your customers see. Through sales channels you control shops, languages and marketplaces; with the Rule Builder and Flow Builder, rules and automations can be set up without programming. For special cases, the store is extended through plugins, apps and the API.

Yes, especially with the free Community Edition, getting started is possible. Shopware plays to its strengths mainly when the product range, customer groups or sales channels grow. For a very small store with few products, we honestly also recommend simpler systems if they fit better.

In the commercial editions, Shopware comes with B2B features such as company accounts with employees and roles, order approvals, quick orders or quote requests. Customer-specific prices and product ranges can also be mapped via rules or the connection to your inventory management. Which features are included in which edition is determined by the vendor – we check that in advance for your needs.

In many cases yes – through extensions from the Shopware Store, third-party connectors or a custom integration via the Shopware API. Which solution fits depends on data volume, the desired sync and existing systems. We review the options and recommend the route that runs stably in everyday use.