Magento / Adobe Commerce Development Services

Magento / Adobe Commerce Development

We offer professional Magento 2 development services. Let's be honest: when SaaS platforms fail to handle load, customization runs into API limits. At that point, it's time to look at Magento. We design and launch enterprise stores on this platform. We solve high‑complexity challenges: multisite from a single installation, thousands of attributes, and custom business processes. Over 7 years we've delivered 20+ projects — from small shops to large marketplaces with millions of products.

Magento 2 gives you full control over code and architecture. You're not limited by templates or third‑party plugins. This is especially important for projects with unique business requirements, such as complex discount systems or integration with non‑standard APIs.

Magento Open Source vs Adobe Commerce

The choice depends on scale, needed modules, and budget. Open Source has no licensing fees, which can save up to $22,000 per year compared to Adobe Commerce. Both platforms have strengths, and we'll help you pick the optimal version. Our Adobe Commerce development expertise includes B2B and cloud integrations.

For most projects Open Source provides everything needed. Adobe Commerce is justified for B2B scenarios with complex pricing, personalisation, or Adobe Analytics integration.

Benefits of Upgrading to Magento 2

Magento 1 stopped receiving updates several years ago. Magento 2 has been completely rewritten: uses PHP 8, Dependency Injection, Plugin System, and a flexible GraphQL API. Performance is significantly higher — cached pages load up to 10 times faster thanks to Varnish and Redis. The modular architecture allows adding any functionality without hacking the core.

Recommended Component Versions

Technical Implementation

Modular System Architecture

Magento is built on modules. Each module resides in app/code/Vendor/Module/ and contains:

• Block/ — PHP classes for presentation (deprecated)
• Controller/ — HTTP request handlers
• etc/ — configs: module.xml, di.xml, routes.xml, events.xml
• Model/ — business logic
• Plugin/ — interceptors (before/after/around)
• Observer/ — event subscription
• Setup/ — install scripts and data patches
• view/frontend/ — layout XML and phtml templates

Dependency Injection and Plugins

Instead of new — injection via constructor. In di.xml you define preferences and plugins:

<preference for="Magento\Catalog\Model\Product" type="MyCompany\Catalog\Model\Product"/> <type name="Magento\Catalog\Model\ResourceModel\Product\Collection"> <plugin name="mycompany_catalog_collection_plugin" type="MyCompany\Catalog\Plugin\ProductCollectionPlugin" sortOrder="10"/> </type> 

Example plugin with after method:

namespace MyCompany\Catalog\Plugin; use Magento\Catalog\Model\ResourceModel\Product\Collection; class ProductCollectionPlugin { public function afterLoad(Collection $subject, Collection $result): Collection { foreach ($result as $product) { $margin = ($product->getPrice() - $product->getCost()) / $product->getPrice() * 100; $product->setData('margin_percent', round($margin, 2)); } return $result; } } 

Custom Product Attribute

Data patch adds the "Delivery time (days)" attribute without core hacking:

// Setup/Patch/Data/AddProductAttributes.php namespace MyCompany\Catalog\Setup\Patch\Data; use Magento\Framework\Setup\Patch\DataPatchInterface; use Magento\Catalog\Setup\CategorySetupFactory; class AddProductAttributes implements DataPatchInterface { public function __construct( private readonly CategorySetupFactory $categorySetupFactory, private readonly \Magento\Framework\Setup\ModuleDataSetupInterface $moduleDataSetup, ) {} public function apply(): void { $setup = $this->categorySetupFactory->create(['setup' => $this->moduleDataSetup]); $setup->addAttribute('catalog_product', 'delivery_days', [ 'type' => 'int', 'label' => 'Delivery time (days)', 'input' => 'text', 'required' => false, 'visible' => true, 'user_defined' => true, 'searchable' => false, 'filterable' => false, 'comparable' => false, 'visible_on_front' => true, 'used_in_product_listing' => true, 'unique' => false, 'apply_to' => '', ]); $setup->addAttributeToSet('catalog_product', 'Default', 'General', 'delivery_days'); } public static function getDependencies(): array { return []; } public function getAliases(): array { return []; } } 

Magento GraphQL API

For headless frontend, use the built‑in GraphQL. Our team implements Magento GraphQL and Magento PWA for headless architecture. Headless Magento architecture is our specialty.

query GetProduct($urlKey: String!) { products(filter: { url_key: { eq: $urlKey } }) { items { id sku name price_range { minimum_price { regular_price { value currency } final_price { value currency } discount { amount_off percent_off } } } ... on ConfigurableProduct { configurable_options { label values { label uid } } variants { attributes { label uid } product { sku stock_status price_range { minimum_price { final_price { value } } } } } } } } } 

Typical Development Stack

composer create-project --repository-url=https://repo.magento.com/ \ magento/project-community-edition=2.4.7 my-magento bin/magento setup:install \ --db-host=localhost \ --db-name=magento \ --db-user=magento \ --db-password=secret \ --base-url=https://magento.local/ \ --admin-firstname=Admin \ --admin-lastname=User \ [email protected] \ --admin-user=admin \ --admin-password=Admin123! \ --language=ru_RU \ --currency=RUB \ --timezone=Europe/Moscow \ --use-rewrites=1 \ --search-engine=opensearch \ --opensearch-host=localhost \ --opensearch-port=9200 # After changes bin/magento setup:upgrade bin/magento setup:di:compile bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy ru_RU en_US -f bin/magento cache:flush 

Step‑by‑Step: Creating a Custom Module

1. Create directory app/code/Vendor/Module/etc/ and file module.xml.
2. Declare dependencies in composer.json and registration.php.
3. Define routes in routes.xml.
4. Implement Controller, Model, Block as needed.
5. Add di.xml for plugins or preferences.
6. Run bin/magento setup:upgrade to install.

We develop custom Magento modules for specific business needs. Our team has deep experience with Magento 2 Open Source.

What's Included in the Work

When you order a turnkey Magento project, we provide:

• Architectural design: module selection, infrastructure setup, Varnish/Redis/Elasticsearch configuration
• Custom module and extension development with full README documentation and code comments
• Integration with external systems: ERP, CRM, 1C, marketplaces — including Magento 1C integration for Russian market
• Multisite and store view configuration
• Performance optimisation: caching, CDN, minification — we focus on Magento performance optimization, Magento Varnish setup, and Magento Redis configuration
• Deployment with CI/CD (GitLab/GitHub Actions)
• Post‑launch technical support (with 30-day warranty period)
• Documentation, access to Git repositories, and administrator training

Timeline & Pricing

Our Magento development projects typically range from $15,000 to $200,000 depending on complexity. Choosing Open Source can save up to $22,000 per year in licensing fees. Launching a store on Open Source with a ready theme and standard module set — 4 to 8 weeks. Custom development with several modules and ERP integration — 3 to 6 months. Adobe Commerce with B2B module, personalisation, and integrations — from half a year. Exact timelines are estimated after auditing your requirements.

Get an engineer consultation for your project — we'll assess the scope and propose an architectural solution. Our experience: over 7 years of Magento development, 20+ stores launched. Contact us to discuss your needs.

According to Adobe, over 250,000 stores run on Magento. Magento 2 is up to 10 times faster than Magento 1 with Varnish caching.