Shopware plugins.

Ready-made extensions. Or your specific workflow.

Custom development

Choose Shopware plugins for a specific workflow.

An extension should make a particular task easier. In B2B sales, that might mean requesting a quote and turning an accepted offer into an order. Quantity offers and product bundles can help present related products. Other plugins support shop operations through additional Flow Builder actions or more organised access to downloads.

The catalogue links to each plugin’s page in the Shopware Store, where you can check its precise features, supported versions and current licensing terms. Also consider how the extension fits your theme, sales channels and other installed plugins. A matching feature name is a useful starting point, but does not answer all of those questions.

Custom development

Your feature isn’t here yet?

Discuss your idea

A Store plugin does not cover your workflow? We build extensions for the storefront, administration and APIs. We work through the requirements with you to identify which Shopware features can be reused and what needs a custom implementation.

Define the workflow before developing a plugin.

Tell us who will use the feature and what happens before and after it. A quote request might involve customer groups, approvals and creating an order. An administration feature may instead depend on data management, permissions and existing operational workflows. These details help turn an idea into a scope that can be checked during development.

We also review the Shopware version, installed extensions and how the feature should be maintained. Together, these determine whether an existing plugin, configuration or custom extension is appropriate. For a custom build, the agreed checks, administration interface and handover to your team are included in planning the work.

What you receive

  • Agreed functional scope
  • Tests for supported versions
  • Documentation and handover
Where can I find pricing and supported Shopware versions?

Follow the link on a plugin to open its product page. The Shopware Store lists current prices, licensing terms and supported versions. As those details can change, the individual Store page is the reference to use when choosing a version for your installation.

How do I check whether a plugin fits my shop?

Compare the documented features with your actual workflow, then consider your theme, sales channels and other extensions. Try changes in a suitable test environment first. If you are unsure about an interaction, send us your Shopware version and a description of the use case through the contact form.

When does custom plugin development make sense?

When existing extensions do not adequately support an important workflow. This might involve a particular approval, pricing rule or data processing requirement. We first review available Shopware features and plugins, then define which part genuinely needs a custom implementation.

Can you extend an existing plugin?

We assess that using the source code, licence and available extension points, alongside supported Shopware versions and other installed plugins. Depending on what we find, the requirement may be addressed through configuration, an additional extension or a targeted change.

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