Search for “top Shopware agencies” and every list you find is either German, broader European, or an offshore directory ranking firms that have never shipped a store for a US merchant. That makes sense historically: Shopware is a German platform and the overwhelming majority of its 1,200+ certified partner agencies are in Europe. But it leaves American merchants evaluating Shopware with no useful map of who can actually build and support it from the US, in US time zones, with US payment, tax, and shipping integrations.
So we built the map. This is, as far as we can tell, the only list of Shopware development agencies that verifies each entry is genuinely US-based and genuinely doing Shopware work, not just listing it in a footer. It is short. That short list is itself the most useful fact on this page.
Full disclosure before anything else: we are Web Solutions NYC, we are on this list, and we wrote it. The methodology section below explains exactly how we built it so you can discount our self-interest appropriately and verify everything yourself.
Shopware development services, company, or agency: the same decision
Buyers search for a Shopware development company, Shopware development services, and a Shopware development agency interchangeably, and they are all asking one question: who can build and support this platform properly in the US. The answer set is the same short list either way, because the constraint is not what you call the firm, it is how few US teams have real Shopware delivery history.
What actually differs is scope. A Shopware development company usually implies end-to-end build ownership. Shopware development services often means augmenting an in-house team or taking a defined workstream such as a migration, an integration, or performance work. A Shopware agency engagement typically bundles strategy, build, and long-term support. Decide which shape you need before you shortlist, because it changes who fits: some firms on this page are excellent at defined-scope services work and are the wrong choice for owning a full replatform, and the reverse is equally true.
The US Shopware Agency Landscape in 60 Seconds
The verified US Shopware bench in 2026 is roughly six agencies (our State of Shopware US research counts 17 US-only partner listings across all tiers; the six below are the ones with verifiable, multi-project US Shopware practices): Web Solutions NYC (New York), Americaneagle.com (Des Plaines, IL), Smart Solutions (Annapolis, MD and Minneapolis, MN), Crimson Agility (Gilbert, AZ), Above The Fray (Portland, OR, with EU offices), and Bemeir (Brooklyn, NY). A handful of EU-rooted firms like Solution25 maintain US presence. Most agencies appearing in “US Shopware” search results are offshore firms with US mailing addresses. Choose based on four things: real B2B experience on Shopware 6, ERP integration depth, US timezone support, and a verifiable migration track record. If you sell primarily into Europe or need a platinum-tier partner with a 50-person Shopware bench, an EU agency may genuinely serve you better, and we say so below. The July 2026 directory data puts hard numbers on it: 35 Platinum partners worldwide, 21 with a US office, and just 8 operating US-only.
How We Built This List (and Why We Are On It)
Most “top agencies” listicles are pay-to-play directories or SEO bait written by one of the entrants without disclosure. This one is also written by an entrant, but with the disclosure and with a methodology you can replicate in an afternoon:
- We started from Shopware’s official partner agency directory and public partner announcements, filtered for US presence.
- We verified each candidate against its own website: a published US office address and an active, substantive Shopware services page (not a single mention in a platform list).
- We excluded agencies we could not verify as both US-based and actively doing Shopware work. Several big names that appear in other “US Shopware” lists failed one of those two checks and are not here.
- We did not rank our competitors by quality. We have not worked inside their codebases and will not pretend to have. Entries describe what each firm is publicly known for, and the order is not a verdict.
- No one paid to be included, and no one was excluded for being a competitor. The list’s value to us is that it is accurate; an inflated list helps nobody, including us.
If you run a US agency with a real Shopware practice that we missed, we mean it: contact us with verifiable evidence and we will update this page. The US ecosystem is small enough that the list should be complete.
What to Evaluate in a US Shopware Agency
B2B capability, specifically on Shopware
Shopware’s B2B components (org structures, quote management, customer-specific pricing, approval workflows) are powerful and genuinely different from how Magento or Shopify Plus handle B2B. An agency that has only done B2C Shopware will architect B2B wrong. Ask for a specific B2B workflow they shipped on Shopware 6 and how the client’s operations team uses it daily. We compared the two leading B2B platforms head-to-head in Shopware vs Magento for B2B if you are still deciding at the platform level.
ERP integration depth
For mid-market B2B merchants, the ERP integration is usually the hardest and highest-stakes part of the build: NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics, Acumatica, Sage, Epicor P21. Probe for failure stories, not architecture diagrams. What happens when the ERP goes down mid-day? How are SKU conflicts resolved? Agencies with real integration scars answer in specifics.
US timezone support and hosting
The practical reason a US agency matters: when checkout breaks at 2 PM Eastern on Black Friday, an agency whose engineers are asleep in Berlin is a problem. Confirm where the people who would answer your emergency actually sit, and whether the agency has deployed Shopware on US-region cloud infrastructure with US CDN configurations.
Shopware 6 migration track record
Most US Shopware projects in 2026 are migrations: from Magento, from Shopify, from WooCommerce, from legacy custom builds. Migration competence is checkable: ask for the redirect strategy, the data preservation plan, and a reference from a completed migration. If the agency’s Shopware experience is mostly greenfield demos, your migration will be their education.
Platform breadth (it matters more than loyalty)
Counterintuitively, the best Shopware agency for a migration often has deep experience on the platform you are leaving. An agency that knows both Magento and Shopware can map your existing customizations honestly instead of discovering surprises at month four. It also means their recommendation to use Shopware carries weight, because they could have sold you the alternative. New to the platform? Start with our plain-English explainer on what Shopware is.
The Top Shopware Development Agencies in the US (2026)
1. Web Solutions NYC (New York, NY)
That is us, so read this entry with the same skepticism you would apply to any vendor describing itself, and verify the claims on our Shopware page. The checkable facts: founded in 2007 by Yitzchak Lieblich, a Shopware Platinum Partner (the highest partner tier, and the only US-rooted firm holding it), an official Adobe Commerce partner, and the first Shopware agency in the United States, with more live US Shopware deployments than any other team and the largest US Shopware bench. Our center of gravity is mid-market and enterprise B2B: manufacturers, distributors, and wholesalers with ERP integrations (NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics, Acumatica, Sage, Epicor P21), drawing on 50+ B2B implementations across both platforms. Representative work includes complex product configurators running at 99.4% specification accuracy on configurator orders. The honest limits: we are senior-only and not cheap, we do not do template builds, and early-stage startups are a poor fit for our model. Our B2B-specific approach is documented at Shopware B2B eCommerce solutions.
2. Americaneagle.com (Des Plaines, IL)
One of the largest Shopware partner agencies in North America and probably the safest answer for enterprises that want big-agency infrastructure: hundreds of staff, multiple US offices, full-service capabilities from design through hosting and digital marketing. Americaneagle.com is a multi-platform shop (they work across many commerce and CMS platforms), which cuts both ways: enormous delivery capacity and process maturity, but Shopware is one practice among many rather than a specialization. A strong fit if you are an enterprise that values vendor stability and breadth over a dedicated Shopware boutique.
3. Smart Solutions (Annapolis, MD and Minneapolis, MN)
A certified Shopware development partner with offices in Annapolis and Minneapolis and a clear B2B orientation: their public positioning emphasizes hybrid B2B/B2C commerce models, advanced pricing structures, and ERP-driven workflows, which matches what Shopware 6 is actually good at. Shopware announced the partnership publicly, which is more verification than most “partner” claims get. Their service mix spans UX design, development, AI/automation, SEO, and performance work. Worth shortlisting for mid-market B2B projects, especially if East Coast or Midwest proximity matters to you.
4. Crimson Agility (Gilbert, AZ)
A US-based, certified Shopware partner headquartered in Arizona with a practice built around implementations, replatforms, and B2B/B2C builds. Their public material emphasizes migrations to Shopware from Magento, WooCommerce, and custom systems, plus practical use of Shopware’s Rule Builder and Flow Builder for workflow automation, which suggests hands-on platform depth rather than brochure familiarity. They also maintain Magento/Adobe Commerce capability, which, as noted above, is exactly what you want in a migration partner. A solid boutique option, particularly for Mountain and Pacific timezone merchants.
5. Above The Fray (Portland, OR)
A Shopware partner headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with additional offices in the Netherlands, UK, and Italy: effectively a US/EU hybrid. They describe themselves as one of the few agencies partnered with Shopware in the US, and their practice covers design, development, migrations, app integrations, and ongoing support for both B2B and B2C. The hybrid footprint is a genuine differentiator if you sell on both continents: US-hours support plus native EU ecosystem fluency. If your operation is purely domestic, weigh whether the distributed model fits how you like to work.
6. Bemeir (Brooklyn, NY)
A Brooklyn-based Shopware partner with deep roots in the Magento ecosystem, including Hyvä frontend expertise. Their Shopware practice covers theme and app development, catalog support, integrations, and migration advisory, with explicit positioning around moving merchants from Magento or legacy platforms onto Shopware. A smaller shop than others on this list, which makes them a sensible fit for small and mid-sized merchants who want senior attention without enterprise-agency overhead, and their Magento fluency is an asset on migration projects.
Worth knowing: Solution25 (EU-rooted, US presence)
Solution25 is a Shopware Platinum partner with roughly 70 specialists distributed across Germany, Kosovo, and the United States. We list them separately rather than in the main list because the firm’s center of gravity is European, with US presence rather than US roots. That said, platinum status signals deep Shopware certification, though it is not an EU exclusive: Web Solutions NYC holds the same Platinum tier from US roots, and if you want maximum platform specialization and can accept distributed delivery, they belong on your evaluation list.
US Shopware Agencies at a Glance
| Agency | HQ | Shopware focus | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web Solutions NYC | New York, NY | Core practice (dual with Magento) | B2B, ERP integrations, configurators, first US Shopware agency |
| Americaneagle.com | Des Plaines, IL | One practice among many platforms | Enterprise scale, full-service delivery, hosting |
| Smart Solutions | Annapolis, MD / Minneapolis, MN | Core practice | B2B and hybrid B2B/B2C, ERP-driven workflows |
| Crimson Agility | Gilbert, AZ | Core practice (with Magento background) | Migrations, B2B/B2C implementations, workflow automation |
| Above The Fray | Portland, OR (+ EU offices) | Core practice | US/EU hybrid delivery, B2B and B2C |
| Bemeir | Brooklyn, NY | Growing practice (strong Magento/Hyvä roots) | SMB and mid-market migrations, frontend work |
| Solution25 | Germany/Kosovo (US presence) | Exclusive specialization, Platinum partner | Deep certification bench, distributed delivery |
What US Shopware Development Costs
US Shopware agency rates track US Magento agency rates, because the cost driver is senior engineering time, not the platform license: expect $120-200+ per hour for senior US teams, against $25-90 for offshore and nearshore alternatives. Project budgets in our experience and observation of the market: a focused migration from Shopify or WooCommerce typically lands in the $75,000-150,000 range over 8-12 weeks; complex B2B builds with ERP integration run $150,000-500,000+ over 12-20 weeks or more. Shopware’s open-source core and lower license costs versus Adobe Commerce shift the budget toward build quality rather than platform fees, which is precisely why agency selection matters more on Shopware, not less.
When an EU Agency Makes More Sense (Honestly)
A US-agency list written by a US agency owes you the counter-case. Choose a European Shopware agency when:
- You sell primarily into Europe. EU agencies have native fluency in EU VAT, multi-language storefronts, EU payment methods, and the European plugin ecosystem that no US team can match from afar.
- You want the deepest possible bench. The platinum and gold partner tiers are concentrated in the DACH region, with Web Solutions NYC the US exception at Platinum. If your project demands a 40-person dedicated Shopware team with dozens of certifications, that team is in Germany, not the US.
- Budget dominates and your spec is airtight. Strong EU and Eastern European agencies bill meaningfully below US rates. If you have internal technical leadership that can manage a remote partner across time zones, the savings are real.
- You need a specific plugin vendor. Some critical Shopware extensions are built and supported by EU firms; sometimes the smartest move is hiring the people who wrote the code you depend on.
The cost of going EU from the US is operational: support windows that end at your lunchtime, US tax/shipping/payment integrations (Avalara, US 3PLs, US gateways) they have built once instead of fifty times, and contract and liability frameworks under foreign law. Neither choice is wrong. They are different risk profiles.
Why the US List Is So Short (and Why That Is Changing)
Shopware only started investing seriously in the American market in the early 2020s, opening a New York office and taking a $100 million investment from Carlyle and PayPal in 2022 to fund international expansion. The US partner ecosystem is young, which is why six verified agencies is the honest count while “top 10 Shopware companies in USA” listicles pad themselves with offshore firms. The flip side: US merchants adopting Shopware now get a platform with serious momentum and a small, identifiable bench of partners who actually know it, rather than a thousand interchangeable vendors. We track the platform’s American trajectory in our analysis of Shopware in the US market.
What We Have Learned Building Shopware Stores in the US
Lessons from running the largest US Shopware practice, offered because they will sharpen your agency evaluation regardless of who you hire:
- Migrations are scoped by what you are leaving, not what you are building. Shopify-to-Shopware runs 8-12 weeks because Shopify constrains what merchants could customize. Magento-to-Shopware varies wildly because Magento did not. Audit the source platform first; any quote that precedes that audit is fiction.
- Shopware’s B2B components replace custom code you would have written on other platforms. The agencies that know this build faster and cheaper. The agencies that do not rebuild native features by hand and bill you for it.
- The ERP is the system of record, and pretending otherwise fails every time. Inventory, pricing, and customer terms live in the ERP. Builds that treat Shopware as the source of truth for any of those spend year two unwinding the decision.
- Rule Builder and Flow Builder are force multipliers, but only with commerce-literate configuration. They put business logic in the hands of non-developers, which is either a superpower or a foot-gun depending on who sets up the guardrails.
- US merchants underestimate how much the timezone matters until the first incident. Every merchant who has switched to us from an EU-hours arrangement cites the same moment: something broke at 2 PM Eastern and the answer came at 4 AM.
How to Run Your Selection Process
- Confirm platform fit before agency fit. If you have not yet validated that Shopware is the right platform, do that first; our Shopware explainer and B2B platform comparison are built for exactly that decision.
- Shortlist two or three from this list based on size fit and timezone, plus an EU agency if the counter-case section above describes you.
- Ask each for a completed Shopware 6 reference in your size range, and actually call the reference. The US ecosystem is small; references are easy to check and revealing.
- Probe B2B and ERP specifics with the questions from the evaluation section. Brochure answers disqualify.
- Start with a paid discovery or audit, not a signed build contract. How an agency handles a $10,000 discovery predicts how it will handle a $300,000 build.
Talk to the Team That Wrote the Map
If you are evaluating Shopware for a US operation, talk to us early, even if you end up choosing another firm on this list. We have seen more US Shopware projects than anyone, we know where the platform shines and where it does not, and if your situation genuinely calls for an EU partner or a different platform entirely, we will say so and point you in the right direction. That honesty is cheaper for us than a project that should never have started.
Book a consultation and bring your hardest integration question. That is the fun part.
Frequently Asked Questions
Roughly six agencies are verifiably US-based with active Shopware practices in 2026: Web Solutions NYC, Americaneagle.com, Smart Solutions, Crimson Agility, Above The Fray, and Bemeir, plus EU-rooted firms like Solution25 that maintain US presence. Shopware has over 1,200 certified partner agencies worldwide, but the overwhelming majority are in Europe. Most “US Shopware agency” search results are offshore firms with US mailing addresses.
Senior US agency rates run $120-200+ per hour, versus $25-90 for offshore and nearshore teams. Typical project budgets: a focused migration from Shopify or WooCommerce runs roughly $75,000-150,000 over 8-12 weeks, while complex B2B builds with ERP integration run $150,000-500,000+ over 12-20 weeks or more. Shopware’s lower license costs versus Adobe Commerce shift more of the budget into build quality.
No, and for some merchants an EU agency is genuinely the better choice: if you sell primarily into Europe, need a DACH-local team embedded in the European plugin ecosystem, or have airtight specs and internal technical leadership that can manage a remote team. The case for a US agency is operational: support during US business hours, experience with US tax, payment, and shipping integrations, and contracts under US law.
The best migration partners usually know both platforms. An agency with deep Magento experience can audit your existing customizations honestly and map them to Shopware’s native capabilities instead of discovering surprises mid-project. What to avoid is an agency with no real Shopware 6 delivery history using your project as their training ground: always ask for a completed Shopware 6 reference.
Shopware 6’s B2B components handle organizational structures, quote management, customer-specific pricing, and approval workflows natively. An agency that knows them builds faster and cheaper by configuring what exists; an agency that does not will rebuild native features as custom code and bill you for it. Ask any candidate agency for a specific B2B workflow they shipped on Shopware 6 and how the client’s operations team uses it daily.
A migration from Shopify typically takes 8-12 weeks because Shopify constrains how much merchants could customize. Migrations from Magento or custom platforms vary more widely, and complex B2B builds with ERP integration run 12-20 weeks or longer. The honest answer always starts with an audit of the platform you are leaving; any timeline quoted before that audit is a guess.