Shopware

Shopware is an advanced, open-source e-commerce platform originating from Germany, gaining increasing popularity in Europe, including Poland. Thanks to its flexible architecture and rich features, Shopware enables the creation of online stores tailored to individual business needs – both in B2C and B2B models.

1. Flexibility and modern architecture – Shopware is based on an API-first approach, allowing for easy integration with external systems (ERP, CRM, payments, marketing) and rapid adaptation of the store to specific business processes.
2. Advanced features for B2B and B2C – The platform offers extensive modules for serving individual and business customers, including multi-store management from a single panel, offer personalization, loyalty programs, discount systems, and advanced sales analytics.
3. Intuitive administration panel – Users can easily manage content and store appearance without programming, speeding up deployments and daily work.
4. Active community and support – Shopware has a strong community of developers and users, facilitating help and access to numerous extensions and plugins.
5. Scalability – The platform works well in both small and very large stores, enabling business growth without changing technology.

1. Higher technical requirements – Deploying and maintaining Shopware may require greater resources and technical knowledge than simpler platforms.
2. Fewer ready-made modules – Compared to Magento or WooCommerce, Shopware offers fewer ready-made extensions, which may extend the time and increase the cost of implementing additional features.
3. Costs – The basic Shopware plan (Rise) starts at approx. 600 USD per month. More advanced plans (Evolve, Beyond) are priced individually. Additional costs may include hosting, implementation, maintenance, and purchasing paid plugins.

Shopware enables integration with popular payment systems (PayU, DotPay, Przelewy24, imoje), marketing tools (Google Analytics 4, SALESmanago), price comparison engines (Ceneo, Google Shopping), as well as ERP and CRM systems.

Magento: Shopware is simpler to deploy and use but has a smaller ecosystem of ready-made extensions. It is more intuitive and requires lower maintenance costs.

WooCommerce: Shopware works better for large stores and B2B projects, while WooCommerce is ideal for smaller, simpler shops.

•  Maintenance and development of IT systems (web applications, websites)
• Design and development work (creating new functionalities, expanding existing systems)
• User support and software engineering consulting
• Software quality assurance (testing, audits, optimization)
• IT project management (project leadership, consultations, workshops)
• DevOps services (server monitoring, updates, security, infrastructure maintenance)
• Design and implementation of dedicated solutions (including system integrations)
• Business and technology consulting (analysis, recommendations, process optimization)
• Post-implementation and service support (hypercare, rapid response to tickets, SLA)
• Graphic design and UX/UI services (for application and website development)