Magento Specialists
Since 2007 we have been working with Magento, being one of the leading Magento development and support companies in Spain. We were the first partner in our country for Magento, giving us extensive experience in projects across various sectors.
A bit of history
We have worked with Magento since 2007 and, over time, have become one of the leading Magento development and support companies in Spain.
We build, develop and—above all—evolve Magento stores: we handle support and maintenance until they become high-level online stores.
We have Magento and Magento 2 specialists, plus experts in areas closely tied to any project’s success: analytics, strategy, integrations, process automation and specialized hosting.
We have built B2B and B2C stores and delivered hundreds of integrations (ERP, PIM, WMS, CRM…) since 2007, when very few knew the platform. That experience lets us deliver tailor-made projects focused on maximizing business results.
About Magento
Magento is the most widely used open source eCommerce platform, aimed at medium and large projects with a strong technological component.
It is a world leader in open source eCommerce implementations, with a solid community that contributes a large volume of extensions and features on top of an already comprehensive base.
Magento 2 is the technical evolution of Magento 1: a refactor built on cutting-edge technologies with a standardized development process, delivering robust, scalable and maintainable solutions. If your eCommerce has traffic and needs to integrate with several systems, Magento is one of the best choices.
Beyond the open source edition, Magento offers licensed versions with high-level professional features. Since its acquisition by Adobe, it has the backing of a well-established company.
Upgrading to Magento 2
For years, Magento 1 led open source eCommerce platforms. The complete refactor to Magento 2 improves technical and functional aspects to keep pace with today’s online technologies.
If your project still runs on Magento 1, it’s worth weighing the pros and cons of migrating. In most cases it’s almost mandatory, but in others the risks of the process must be carefully assessed.
Our experience supporting and developing on both Magento 1 and Magento 2 lets us plan and execute the full upgrade with confidence.
When Magento is the right platform
Magento fits when the business needs more than a standard platform can solve through configuration: large catalogues with many attributes and variants, several brands, countries, languages or currencies managed from a single installation, your own pricing and promotion rules, and a strong dependency on the ERP, the PIM or the warehouse system.
It is also the logical choice when you want to own the code and the infrastructure: you decide where the store is hosted, what is custom-built and when it is upgraded, without depending on a SaaS vendor's roadmap.
That freedom comes at a maintenance cost. Magento needs properly sized hosting, security patches, version upgrades and a technical team that knows it. If your catalogue is short, your processes are standard and there are no complex integrations, a SaaS platform such as Shopify is usually more cost-effective, and we will tell you so. To compare the total cost of each option, see our eCommerce cost guide.
Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce
Magento Open Source is the free edition: it includes catalogue, cart, checkout, multi-store management and a complete API, and it runs on the hosting of your choice. It is enough for many B2C projects and for simple B2B setups built with extensions or custom development.
Adobe Commerce is Adobe's licensed edition. It shares the same codebase and adds, among other things, a native B2B module, customer segmentation, date-based scheduling of content and price changes, vendor support and the option of cloud infrastructure managed by Adobe.
The useful question is not which one is better, but how much it would cost to build and maintain on Open Source what Adobe Commerce already includes. If your B2B operation requires company accounts with multiple buyers, approval workflows and negotiated quotes, the licence usually pays off compared with stacking third-party extensions. If not, Open Source with targeted development is more efficient. We run that comparison against your real requirements before recommending an edition.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Magento Open Source have a licence fee?
No. Magento Open Source has no paid licence: the investment goes into development, hosting and maintenance. That is why, when comparing it with SaaS platforms or with Adobe Commerce, it is worth looking at the total cost over several years and not just the licence.
When would you not recommend Magento?
When the catalogue is small, the sales processes are standard and there is no team or budget planned to maintain the platform. In those cases a SaaS solution usually delivers the same result with a lower cost of ownership. We say so in the first conversation, before quoting anything.
Can we move from Magento Open Source to Adobe Commerce later on?
Yes. Both editions share the same codebase, so the change is not a replatforming: the licensed edition is installed on the same project and any extensions that duplicate features Adobe Commerce already includes are reviewed. It is a decision you can postpone until the business justifies it.
Can a single Magento installation run several stores, languages and currencies?
Yes. Magento organises an installation into websites, stores and store views, and with that structure catalogue, prices, languages and currencies can be shared or kept separate by country or by brand. It is one of the reasons it is chosen for international operations.