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Multi-store setup in Shopware 6

Multiple brands, regions and languages in a single admin instance — with a consistent catalog, EU tax rules and centralized logistics.

Multi-store in Shopware 6 means lower operational cost, one support team and consistent data. But it requires careful setup of sales channels, languages, currencies, taxes and shipping rules. Our approach is to first model the differences between markets (languages, currencies, tax rules, payment methods) and only then build the structure — so the foundation does not need rewriting when a new market is added.

What we deliver

  • Sales channel strategy per region and brand
  • EU taxes (VAT, OSS thresholds, B2B reverse-charge), calculations in customer currency
  • Content localization — translations, localized slugs, hreflang
  • Payment strategy per region — local methods, terms
  • Centralized inventory and support team, separate KPIs per brand
  • A CMS that lets the marketing team change copy without a deploy

When to call us

  • You have 2+ brands or 2+ regions that want one admin
  • The current setup is 3 separate Shopware instances that do not share inventory
  • You are expanding in the EU and need OSS-compliant tax handling
  • The marketing team needs localization the current setup cannot deliver

How we work

Discovery covering the differences between markets → sales-channel architecture → pilot for one market → progressive rollout for the rest in 2-week sprints → per-region post-launch tuning.

Tech stack

  • Shopware 6
  • Symfony
  • Twig
  • Vue.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • CDN

Frequently asked questions

One multi-store is the default. Multiple shops only make sense when the brands run completely different processes (different inventory, different team, different ERP). Multi-store is cheaper to maintain and gives consistent data.

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