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Saleor

Open-source, GraphQL-first headless commerce platform with a managed cloud option for building custom storefronts, marketplaces and B2B portals.

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Saleor is an open-source, GraphQL-first headless commerce platform for building custom storefronts, marketplaces and B2B portals. It covers products, checkout, orders and multi-channel selling, with a dashboard carrying PIM, OMS and translations, 160+ webhooks and 45+ dashboard extension points. Saleor Cloud adds managed hosting: Select at $1,599 per month up to $200,000 monthly GMV, Volume at $3,999 up to $1,000,000 monthly GMV, Enterprise by contact, plus free non-commercial sandboxes.

Why it stands out

Saleor states it was the first open commerce platform to implement the Agentic Commerce Protocol for AI shopping agents.

What Saleor does

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  • GraphQL API with 160+ webhooks and 45+ dashboard UI mount points
  • Dashboard includes PIM, OMS and translations for catalogue and order work
  • Implements the Agentic Commerce Protocol to expose selected products to AI agents
  • Configurator CLI syncs commerce configuration between the API and a repository
  • Cloud plans: Select $1,599/mo, Volume $3,999/mo, Enterprise by contact
  • Sandboxes are free for non-commercial use and prototyping
  • Cloud infrastructure stated as SOC 2, GDPR and PCI DSS compliant
  • Open-source code, so Cloud and self-hosted OSS migration runs both ways

How ecommerce teams could use it

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Illustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.

  1. D2C brand building a custom storefront against a commerce API

    Wiring payment, search and fulfilment services into checkout through webhooks and synchronous callbacks

    Intended outcomeSaleor handles products, channels, checkout and orders through GraphQL while external services extend or override default flows

  2. B2B seller running wholesale and direct orders on one backend

    Modelling channel-level pricing, promotions and a buyer portal on the GraphQL schema

    Intended outcomeChannel and permission APIs drive pricing per market, with OIDC connecting an existing identity provider

  3. Retailer selling through AI shopping assistants as well as its own site

    Exposing a selected part of the catalogue to agent traffic

    Intended outcomeAgentic Commerce Protocol support publishes chosen products to agents while respecting channel-level pricing and promotions

Who it suits

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Best for

You have engineers to build on a GraphQL API and want open-source code with managed Cloud hosting from $1,599 per month.

Probably not for

You need a ready-made storefront without engineering work, since sandboxes are non-commercial only and commercial Cloud use starts at $1,599 per month.

Business size
Mid-marketSaleor prices Select at $1,599 per month for up to $200,000 monthly GMV, with Volume and Enterprise tiers above it.
Verticals
Marketplaces, B2B commerce

Saleor pricing

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Model
Freemium

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