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OpenCart

8.0#36 in ecommerce platformsFree plan
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Sylius

9.2#3 in ecommerce platformsFrom €800 a year
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FactOpenCartSylius
APIOpenCart has an API that lets third-party applications communicate with a store.Sylius provides a customizable REST API built with API Platform for headless frontends and microservice architectures.
App marketplaceYesYes
Company historyThe company page says OpenCart was registered as a business in Hong Kong in June 2012 and that version 0.3 was released in 2006.The official history says the open-source project began in 2011 after Paweł Jędrzejewski rewrote a family eCommerce platform on Symfony.
Digital productsMerchants can upload downloadable products and set their selling price.Yes
Free planYesYes
Hosting modelhostedself-hosted
PaymentsThe features page says 36 payment methods are integrated and additional methods are available through the marketplace.Official and ecosystem integrations include Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Adyen and other payment providers.
ProductOpenCart is an open-source online store management program for managing one or more online stores.Sylius is an open-source headless eCommerce platform for mid-market and enterprise brands seeking custom solutions.
Rating on Capterra4.3 out of 5 from 153 reviews4.9 out of 5 from 11 reviews

OpenCart plans

  • OpenCartFree
  • OpenCart open-source downloadFree

Sylius plans

  • Sylius Plus€800 a year
  • Sylius StandardFree

Pick OpenCart if…

OpenCart suits store operators who want to manage one or multiple stores and configure catalogs, checkout, and integrations. Self-hosters need to provide the listed server and software requirements.

Pick Sylius if…

Sylius suits mid-market and enterprise brands building custom B2C or B2B commerce. Standard fits teams seeking an open-source, self-hosted platform, while Plus is for customers who need commercial modules and SLA-backed support.

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