
Germany · Information technology & services startup
Shopware AG is a prominent open-source e-commerce software platform based in Schöppingen, Germany.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
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Shopware AG is a prominent open-source e-commerce software platform based in Schöppingen, Germany.
Founded in 2000 by brothers Stefan and Sebastian Hamann, the company focuses on providing businesses with the tools to build, manage, and scale high-performance online shops across B2C, B2B, and D2C sectors. With a workforce of approximately 350–450 employees and a network of 1,200–1,600 partners, Shopware has established itself as a market leader in Germany, serving 115 of the top 1,000 online shops. The core offering is a holistic omnichannel e-commerce platform that is modular and API-first, allowing for extensive customization and data ownership. Key features include support for multi-channel selling, B2B functionalities like custom pricing and approval workflows, and a headless architecture that adapts to business needs. Shopware's solutions are available in both open-source and commercial editions, with a subscription model for access. The platform is widely adopted, with over 100,000 merchants using it globally, particularly in the DACH region and North America.
Funding, as reported
From Shopware's own website: 2 founders.
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