asambeauty GmbH
via Arnia Software
Replatforming to a composable, headless D2C architecture — Vue.js/Nuxt 3 storefront, custom backend plugins.
Shopware 6
Shopware 6 development that fits how your business actually works
Custom plugins, integrations and storefront work for retailers, B2B sellers and D2C brands — built on Shopware’s own extension points, so upgrades stay painless.
What we build on Shopware
Custom plugins & apps
Business-specific functionality packaged as clean plugins or Shopware apps, with tests and upgrade paths in mind.
ERP, PIM & payment integrations
Stable, monitored connections to the systems that run your business — inventory, pricing, orders, invoices.
Storefront & theme work
Twig storefront customisation or a full theme, with performance and accessibility treated as features.
Upgrades & maintenance
Planned major upgrades and ongoing care, so you never get stuck on an unsupported version.
Headless storefronts
Vue.js / Nuxt frontends on the Store API for brands that need full control over the experience.
Subscriptions
Recurring orders with payment retry logic and self-service management for customers.
When Shopware 6 is the right choice
Good fit
- B2B and B2C from one system
- Complex pricing, customer groups or rules
- Many sales channels, languages and currencies
- You want to own your code and hosting
- EU data residency matters to you
Consider alternatives
- You want zero infrastructure responsibility
- A small catalogue with standard checkout needs
- No budget for ongoing development
Process
How we work
Discovery
Technical audit of the existing platform, data and goals.
Architecture
Technical and migration plan, validated with you before development.
Development
Implementation and integrations, with visible iterations on a staging shop.
Testing
Data migration rehearsals and end-to-end testing before launch.
Launch
Go-live, redirect monitoring and ongoing post-launch support.
Shopware projects we have delivered
Cheesemy
via IronShark GmbH
Shopware 6.4 → 6.7 upgrade, code and plugin migration; recurring subscription system with payment retry; e-learning module integrated into the storefront.
Selection Schwander
via Computer Rock
Data migration Shopware 5 → 6: products, customers and price calculation.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work on existing Shopware shops or only new builds?
Both. Much of our work is extending, fixing and upgrading shops another team built. We start with a technical audit so we know what we are inheriting.
Can you take over maintenance from another agency?
Yes. We document what we find, flag risks and agree on a maintenance plan — including how and when major upgrades will happen.
Plugin or app?
Self-hosted shops can use either. Apps are required for Shopware’s SaaS offering and keep code outside the core; plugins give deeper access. We recommend per feature.
Let’s talk about your project
A 30-minute call is enough to understand your situation and tell you honestly what it would take.
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