Magento Development
Development and care of Magento and Adobe Commerce shops — for large catalogues, B2B requirements and international online stores.
Magento — the enterprise platform for demanding shops
Magento 2 (or Adobe Commerce) is the right choice when an online shop outgrows smaller systems: large catalogues, multiple stores and languages, complex pricing and customer-group logic and tight integration with ERP and PIM systems.
Custom modules and clean integrations
Magento is modular by design. I develop custom modules following the Magento architecture and connect external systems cleanly — from inventory management through payment to shipping. That keeps the shop extendable and updatable, instead of becoming unstable through core changes.
Performance for large shops
With thousands of products, performance decides revenue. I optimise caching (Varnish/Redis), indexes, database and frontend so that even large catalogues and traffic peaks stay fast and stable.
B2B in detail: company accounts, price lists, quotes
B2B trade follows different rules than a consumer shop — and this is where the real Magento value lies. Typical building blocks I set up:
- Company accounts with multiple buyers, roles and internal approval hierarchies.
- Shared catalogs: customer-specific assortments and price lists per business client.
- Negotiable quotes: the customer requests, sales counters — directly in the shop instead of e-mail ping-pong.
- Quick ordering via SKU list or CSV upload plus recurring requisition lists.
- Payment terms and order limits per company, aligned with your receivables processes.
Hosting: what Magento really needs
Let me be blunt: Magento does not belong on shared hosting. A clean stack includes PHP-FPM, MySQL/MariaDB, OpenSearch/Elasticsearch, Redis for sessions and cache, and ideally Varnish as a full-page cache — realistically starting at 4–8 GB RAM on a dedicated server. I calculate these running costs transparently before the project starts; if they are a deal-breaker, a smaller system serves you better.
Migration paths: away from Magento 1, towards the right platform
Magento 1 has received no security updates since mid-2020 — every further month of operation is a risk for customer data and PCI compliance. Moving to Magento 2 is not an update but a rebuild: products, customers and orders can be migrated in a structured way, while theme and modules are built fresh. And sometimes the analysis points elsewhere: if the shop has shrunk over the years, switching to a leaner platform can be the smarter investment — see the criteria in Create an online shop: which platform?
Scope of services
Magento shops
Building and extending online shops on Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce.
Custom modules & integrations
Development of custom modules and connection of ERP, PIM, payment and shipping services.
Performance & scaling
Optimising load time, caching and database for large catalogues and traffic peaks.
B2B features
Customer groups, tiered pricing, quotes and custom catalogues for B2B trade.
What Magento projects include
| Service | Included |
|---|---|
| Shop build & relaunch | ✓ |
| Custom modules | ✓ |
| ERP/PIM integration | ✓ |
| B2B features | ✓ |
| Performance optimisation | ✓ |
| Multilingual & multi-store | ✓ |
How a Magento project runs
Clarify catalogue, customer groups and interfaces.
Shop structure, theme and base configuration.
Custom modules and connection of external systems.
Performance tuning, testing and go-live.
Frequently asked questions about Magento development
When is Magento worth it over WooCommerce?
As soon as the shop becomes large, international or B2B-heavy: many products, multiple languages/stores, complex pricing and ERP integration. For small shops WooCommerce is usually more economical.
Do you support Adobe Commerce?
Yes. Adobe Commerce is based on Magento 2 — development, modules and integrations run on the same foundation.
Can an existing Magento shop be optimised?
Yes. I analyse performance, caching and database and optimise precisely, without rebuilding the shop.
Can Magento be connected to an ERP?
Yes. Connections to inventory management, PIM, payment and shipping are typical tasks — implemented cleanly through modules and interfaces.
Magento development — online shops, modules & Adobe Commerce
Magento development is aimed at large, demanding online shops. As soon as a shop outgrows smaller systems — large catalogues, several countries and languages, complex pricing and customer-group logic — Magento 2 or Adobe Commerce is the right platform. I develop and maintain Magento shops for B2B and B2C.
Custom modules and clean integrations
Magento is modular by design. I develop custom Magento modules following the official architecture and connect external systems cleanly — from ERP integration through PIM to payment and shipping services. That keeps the shop extendable and updatable, instead of becoming unstable through core changes.
Performance and scaling for large shops
With thousands of products, performance decides revenue. I optimise caching (Varnish/Redis), indexes, database and frontend so that even large catalogues and traffic peaks stay fast and stable — a central factor for conversion and Google ranking.
B2B features and international shops
Magento brings strong B2B features: customer groups, tiered pricing, custom catalogues and quote processes. Combined with multi-store and multilingual support, international shops can be mapped cleanly. Whether a new build, relaunch or optimisation of an existing shop — you get a scalable solution that grows with your business.
Further reading: Creating an online shop: choosing the right platform