Shopware Agency · Plugin development
Standard plugins cover 80 percent. The last 20 percent is usually what actually makes your business unique. That's exactly what we build custom plugins for – clean, tested and documented.
Three marketplace plugins that don't talk to each other, plus two custom patches in the theme and a forgotten update – and suddenly checkout is broken. Once your model is B2B-specific, regulatory or commercially unusual, a proper plugin pays off faster than another workaround.
What matters for Plugin development
The first thing that matters is the honest question of whether you even need a plugin. As long as a marketplace plugin does its job cleanly, we won't rebuild it. Only when your model is B2B-specific, regulatory or commercially unusual does a custom build pay off more than the next workaround. We estimate effort and risk openly upfront instead of talking you into an expensive special solution.
When we do build, update safety comes first: no core hacks, clean extension points and an architecture that survives the next Shopware release. Tests and documentation matter just as much, so you're never dependent on us but understand and own the code. We integrate consistently across the admin (Vue) and the storefront (Twig), so the plugin feels like a native part of your shop – whether it's about B2B order processes, customer-specific price lists or ERP-driven listing views.
What makes our work measurable
- 0
- core hacks in our code
- 100%
- plugins with tests & docs
- Vue + Twig
- admin & storefront integrated
- B2B-ready
- hierarchies, prices, approvals
How we build plugins
Clean plugin architecture
We use Shopware's official extension points: subscribers, entities, migrations, custom fields, API endpoints. No core hacks, no theme overrides for logic.
Tests and documentation
Every plugin ships with unit tests, README, changelog and sensible config options. You should still understand it when we're not around.
Admin and storefront integration
We build matching administration modules with Vue.js and storefront components with Twig – consistent with Shopware's look.
B2B, regulatory, integrated
Price tiers, customer hierarchies, approval workflows, special tax logic, integration with external master data – these are our typical plugin topics.
Plugins that survive updates
We build custom plugins as clean extensions, not patchwork – tested, documented and in your hands.
Zero core hacks
We extend Shopware through its intended interfaces instead of patching the core. That keeps your plugin update-safe.
Tests and docs included
Every plugin ships with tests and documentation. You understand the code and aren't dependent on us.
Admin and storefront integrated
We think backend and frontend together – Vue in the administration, Twig in the storefront. The plugin feels native.
Honest effort estimates
We tell you upfront whether a custom build is worth it and estimate effort and risk openly – even when the answer is no.
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