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Sellvio vs Sylius

Sellvio

7.0#109 in ecommerce platformsFrom €12 a month
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Sylius

9.2#3 in ecommerce platformsFrom €800 a year
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FactSellvioSylius
APIIts REST API uses OAuth 2.0 and supports data such as products, categories, brands and orders, along with AI text generation.Sylius provides a customizable REST API built with API Platform for headless frontends and microservice architectures.
Company historySellvio says it grew out of a traditional web agency with more than 12 years of experience and hundreds of online stores built.The official history says the open-source project began in 2011 after Paweł Jędrzejewski rewrote a family eCommerce platform on Symfony.
Free planNoYes
Hosting modelhostedself-hosted
IntegrationsSellvio says it offers more than 80 integrations, including payment, shipping, ERP, invoicing, marketing, product feed and chat tools.The API is intended to connect ERP, CRM, PIM and other best-of-breed enterprise systems.
Notable limitsThe pricing comparison lists 25,000 products for Starter and Standard, 100,000 for Professional, and up to several million for Store Factory.The Plus comparison says Standard does not include a native quotation process, and customers cannot initiate price inquiries online.
ProductSellvio is a hosted e-commerce platform for creating and operating online stores.Sylius is an open-source headless eCommerce platform for mid-market and enterprise brands seeking custom solutions.

Sellvio plans

  • Starter€12 a month
  • Standard€26 a month
  • Professional€60 a month
  • Store FactoryPriced on request

Sylius plans

  • Sylius Plus€800 a year
  • Sylius StandardFree

Pick Sellvio if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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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