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B2B composable, marketplace-ready, built for industry.

Also known as Spryker Cloud Commerce OS, Spryker Commerce OS

  • Starting priceQuote only
  • ModelCommercial licence
  • Sold toEnterprise
  • Last checkedOctober 2026
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At a glance

Commercial model
Commercial licenceLicence: Spryker proprietary licence (evaluation licence on public GitHub mirror)
Architecture
ModularOne codebase with an extension system and broad API coverage. The bundled storefront is optional.
Deployment
Managed cloud (PaaS)Spryker Cloud (PaaS)
Headless
Headless supportedOfficial headless APIs plus an official storefront framework or documented headless programme. Yes (headless native)
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany / New York, USA

Who it suits

Enterprise B2B manufacturers, industrial distributors, complex marketplaces and IoT commerce.

Approximate fit by business scaleGuidance from vendor positioning and documented merchants, not a guarantee. Complexity matters as much as revenue.

  • Under $50K GMVLess typical
  • $50K to $500KLess typical
  • $500K to $10MLess typical
  • $10M to $100MStrong fit
  • $100M+Strong fit

Strong fit from $10M GMV up.

Strengths

#1 for Complex Business Models and #2 for Composable Commerce in Gartner's 2025 Critical Capabilities, strong B2B-first architecture, marketplace-native.

Limitations

Higher TCO versus commercetools for B2C, smaller app ecosystem, partner-led.

Pricing

Quote only

Published starting price for the software or plan only. It does not include hosting, apps, implementation, development or running costs.

Plans
Subscription licence, quote-only. Backed by TCV, One Peak and Project A.
Transaction fees
None
Billing
subscription licence, quote-only
Hosting included
Not published
Quote only
Yes, no published price

Capabilities

Recorded as built in, in a paid tier or first-party module, through third-party apps only, or not documented.

  • B2B / wholesale

    Built in

    Built in. Documented: Company accounts, Customer-specific pricing, Quotes, Punchout.

  • Multi-currency

    Built in

    Built in.

  • Multi-language

    Built in

    Built in.

  • Multi-store

    Built in

    Built in.

  • Point of sale

    Not documented

    Not documented.

  • Subscriptions

    Built in

    Built in. Replenishment-style recurring orders, not recurring billing for memberships.

  • Multi-vendor marketplace

    Higher tier

    Paid tier or first-party module. First-party product separate from the base shop; whether it costs extra is not published.

Market position and merchants

Leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce; #1 for Complex Business Models in Gartner's 2025 Critical Capabilities.

Documented merchants

  • ALDI
  • Siemens Healthineers
  • Ricoh
  • Daimler Truck
  • Scania
  • Jungheinrich

From vendor case studies or platform signals on the merchant's live site. Examples, not endorsements.

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