Magento Store Development

Magento store development covers new Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce stores and work on existing ones: upgrades, B2B ordering, performance and ERP integrations. We start by reviewing your version, extensions and custom code, then plan the work in phases with a price for each.

Use Magento Open Source when you want Magento's flexibility without a licence fee and can cover B2B needs with extensions. Use Adobe Commerce when company accounts, customer prices, quotes and order approvals are central to how you sell, because its B2B module includes them. We build on both, and compare them against your requirements in discovery.

Yes, Magento handles B2B ordering, and Adobe Commerce includes company accounts, shared catalogues with customer prices, quotes, quick order by SKU, requisition lists and order approvals. On Magento Open Source, the same needs are met with extensions or custom code. We map how your buyers order before we choose.

Yes, Magento is built for large catalogues, with layered navigation, many attributes and several store views. Speed depends on indexing, caching, the search engine and the hosting, so we check those before you add products, languages or traffic.

Yes, we upgrade existing Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce stores to supported versions. Each upgrade starts with an assessment of your custom code, extensions and hosting, then we plan the tests, the cutover and a rollback, so the store keeps selling during the switch.

A Magento upgrade assessment checks your custom code, every extension and the hosting stack against the target version. It shows what will break, what to update or replace, which security patches are missing and how to roll back if something goes wrong.

Upgrade Magento when it still fits how you sell and the code is in fair shape. Replace it when every upgrade breaks custom work or the running costs outgrow the benefits. Sometimes Shopify is the simpler choice, and we will say so.

Customise Magento when no well-maintained extension does what you need. We check an extension's fit, update history and code quality first, and write custom code only for a clear requirement that no extension meets reliably, because every custom module adds upgrade work.

Yes, Magento connects to ERPs such as Visma Horizon, Jumis and Visma.net, to a PIM such as Akeneo and to your accounting software. Orders go out, and stock, customer prices and order status come back, each field owned by one system. Our ecommerce integration services page shows how we set it up.

The free integration audit maps your Magento store, the systems behind it and the data that should move between them, and how often. You get a list of the connections to build, with an extension or custom code for each, and a priced scope.

Yes, after launch we run ecommerce SEO, AI search, email flows and Google and Meta ads for Magento and Adobe Commerce stores. Each channel is judged on the orders and margin it brings, and reported monthly. The details are on our ecommerce marketing services page.

Codnity has no Magento case study on the site yet. The closest published cases are Auto Kada, a custom B2B platform with 735,000+ SKUs in five markets, and Andele Mandele, a marketplace with 275,000+ listings. We share Magento references directly once the client approves.

Magento store development is priced per project, after we review your store. The price depends on your version, the state of the custom code and the integrations, so a small fix and a full replatform are very different projects. You get a fixed price for each phase, with its assumptions, before work starts.

A Magento project's timeline depends on what the review finds, mainly the custom code and the integrations. We split the work into milestones with clear acceptance criteria, and you get dates once we have assessed the store.