Shoprenter
6.7#149 in ecommerce platformsFrom $5,990 a monthWebAPI
VisitShoprenter vs Sylius
What both publish
| Fact | Shoprenter | Sylius |
|---|---|---|
| API | The Shoprenter API can connect a store with external systems and manage products, categories, users, and orders. | Sylius provides a customizable REST API built with API Platform for headless frontends and microservice architectures. |
| App marketplace | Yes | Yes |
| Digital products | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Headquarters | Debrecen and Budapest, Hungary | Opole, Poland |
| Hosting | The pricing page lists 5 GB, 20 GB, and 40 GB storage for Bronze, Silver, and Gold respectively, and says additional storage can be purchased. | Sylius can run on a standard VPS or use Docker and Kubernetes for cloud deployments. |
| Hosting model | hosted | self-hosted |
| Integrations | The app directory lists 190 integrations across marketing, invoicing and business management, payments, operations, courier services, logistics, and analytics. | The API is intended to connect ERP, CRM, PIM and other best-of-breed enterprise systems. |
| Payments | Silver includes 36 online payment options, with card, SZÉP and EP cards, QVIK, and deferred or installment payments among the listed methods. | Official and ecosystem integrations include Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Adyen and other payment providers. |
| Product | Shoprenter is a hosted, subscription-based online store system for building and operating an online business. | Sylius is an open-source headless eCommerce platform for mid-market and enterprise brands seeking custom solutions. |
Shoprenter plans
- Bronze$5,990 a month
- Silver$19,990 a month
- Gold$39,990 a month
Sylius plans
- Sylius Plus€800 a year
- Sylius StandardFree
Pick Shoprenter 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.