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Spryker

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01 / Overview

What is Spryker?

A modular commerce platform for B2B, B2C and marketplace implementations, with API-based touchpoints, a reference frontend and extendable business capabilities for complex buying and seller workflows.

Who is Spryker for?

Enterprise teams planning complex commerce or marketplace processes with developers or partners to deliver and maintain the chosen scope.

02 / Capabilities

Spryker features

The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.

  • B2B and B2C commerce
  • Modular business capabilities
  • Headless API touchpoints
  • Product pricing and variants
  • Marketplace extensions
  • Merchant and order workflows
03 / Plans & costs

Spryker pricing

Plan availability

Paid plans / trial

Request the platform capabilities, marketplace requirements, environments and support in a written proposal. Separate custom development, integrations, migration and ongoing operational services.

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Free access & evaluation

Commercial platform with demonstrations and evaluation arrangements; source access or a reference frontend is not a permanent free production licence.

04 / Buying checklist

Before you choose Spryker

  • Marketplace functionality is described as extensions to the underlying commerce project; confirm what is licensed and implemented.

  • A reference frontend and API support do not remove the need to design, test and operate the specific customer journey.

Prepare the purchasing brief with the commerce licence and operating-cost guide. Keep the quoted scope and your own acceptance results with the shortlist.

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06 / Questions answered

Spryker FAQs

Does Spryker require a fully custom frontend from the start?

Spryker describes a reference frontend and headless options. Choose and price the actual customer-facing implementation.

Is Spryker Marketplace a separate unrelated system?

Its documentation describes marketplace extensions to the underlying commerce project. Confirm the required licensed capabilities and implementation.