About Shopware
Shopware is an open source ecommerce platform for B2B and B2C online stores. It is built to connect with other business systems and to automate common store tasks.
What it does
Shopware lets merchants run online stores with B2B pricing, quotes and reorders. It supports subscriptions, marketplace selling through Multichannel, and payments through Shopware Payments. Built-in tools help with automation and reporting, and there is an AI assistant for running store tasks.
Key features
- B2B pricing, quotes and reorders
- Sell on marketplaces through Multichannel
- Accept payments with Shopware Payments
- Subscriptions and recurring orders
- Extend the store with apps from its marketplace
Who it's for
B2B sellers, retailers and manufacturers who want one platform for their online store. It also suits developers and agencies who build custom commerce projects.
Pricing and good to know
The open source core is free to use under the MIT licence. Hosting can be PaaS, SaaS or self-hosted, and some services are offered on paid plans. Choose the hosting model that fits your team's skills and budget.
Highlights
- Run B2B pricing with quotes and reorders
- Sell through marketplaces from one place
- Offer subscriptions and recurring orders
- Add store features with apps
