Shopware Agency · Development
We are a Shopware Silver Partner and have been building complex B2B and B2C shops for years. With us senior engineers talk architecture with you, not junior trainees about templates.





Many shops outgrow their agency: standard plugins get stitched together, new features break old ones, releases become gambles. That's rarely about the shop and usually about missing experience in the team.
What matters for Shopware development
What matters most is who actually sits at your code. Many agencies sell senior consulting in the pitch and then deliver junior hands in the project. With us, senior engineers talk to you about architecture, integrations and scaling before the first line is written. Watch out that your architecture isn't dictated by the ticket queue, but by a deliberate decision about how your shop stays maintainable two years from now. We keep custom code cleanly separated from the core, stick to Shopware 6 extension points and avoid the core hacks that turn every update into a nail-biter.
Maintainability doesn't come from good intentions, it comes from process. With us no code goes into a merge without a code review, and custom development is backed by tests so a new feature doesn't quietly destroy an old one. Deployments run through CI/CD and defined pipelines instead of manual FTP uploads on a Friday afternoon. Just as important is the question of code and rights: you get your source code and the rights to it, so you're never chained to one agency. That keeps your shop capable of moving even when requirements, volume or team change.
What makes our work in Shopware development measurable
- Silver Partner
- Shopware partner status
- 4
- Shopware 6 certifications
- 100%
- code reviews before merge
- CI/CD
- automated deployments
How we work
Architecture over tickets
We talk domains, aggregates, event flows and integrations before we write code. That makes later changes cheaper and releases predictable.
Code reviews and tests
Every pull request gets reviewed. We write unit and integration tests for custom plugins so a new feature doesn't break the old one.
CI/CD and defined deployments
Builds, tests and deployments are automated. Nobody copies files via FTP onto production. Releases are documented and reversible.
Direct line
You talk to the engineers building your shop, not through three layers of project management. That cuts decisions from weeks to hours.
Senior hands, not junior tickets
Complex Shopware development lives and dies by experience at the code. That's exactly why you work directly with the people who build it.
Senior engineers on the call
You talk directly to the engineers building your architecture, not to a sales rep relaying promises.
Silver Partner with certifications
We are a Shopware Silver Partner with four Shopware 6 certifications and have built complex B2B and B2C shops for years.
Reviews and tests as standard
One hundred percent code reviews before merge and tests for custom development make sure new features don't break old ones.
Your code, your rights
You get your source code and its rights and stay independent instead of being chained to an agency.
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