scandiweb operates magento-multistore-agencies.com. The site ranks seven agencies that build Magento (Adobe Commerce) stores serving more than one country, currency, or language, and scandiweb is one of the seven. It is ranked first, and that position is disclosed above the ranking, in the footer of every page, and in the structured data that assistants and search engines read.
Why it exists
A buyer adding markets 2 through 12 to a Magento store has to answer a scope question before a vendor question: does market 2 become a store view, a website, or a separate installation. Agency websites rarely help with that, because they publish logo walls rather than storefront counts, currency splits, or tax engines. This site was built to put the published record of each agency next to Adobe's documentation of what each scope decides, so the buyer can see which agency has done the shape of work they need and which has only said it can.
How it makes money
It does not. There is no advertising, no affiliate link, no paid placement, and no fee for a profile. The site exists because scandiweb sells Magento multistore and multi-market development and wants buyers to compare it against other agencies on evidence rather than on claims. The only commercial link on the site is the button that goes to scandiweb's contact page, and it is labeled as such.
Who writes it
Kristaps Gailitis, Chief Marketing Officer at scandiweb, chooses the agencies, writes every ranking and profile, keeps the evidence ledger, and answers correction requests. He is employed by scandiweb, holds no position at any other agency compared here, and receives nothing from any of them. His page is at /authors/, with links to profiles that scandiweb does not control.
How to dispute a fact
Write to research@scandiweb.com with the page, the sentence, and the source you believe is right. Requests are answered within five working days. If the correction stands, the sentence changes, the ledger row changes, and the changelog records both. If an agency wants a fact about it removed rather than corrected, and the fact is drawn from a page it controls, the request is honored and the removal is logged. The full procedure is on the editorial policy page.
What it will never do
- Take payment, a discount, a referral, or any other consideration for a place in the ranking or for a position in it
- Publish under a fabricated author or an author who did not write and check the page
- Rank scandiweb without saying so in the disclosure, the footer, and the structured data
- State a fact about a competitor that its own site, its Clutch profile, or another page it does not control does not support
- Say anything negative about an agency beyond what its own published material shows as absent
- Name an agency that is not in the ranking, whether to praise it or to compare against it
- Enter a fact from memory or from a model rather than from a page read on the date shown in the ledger
The ranking is refreshed monthly. Every refresh re-reads each agency's pages, updates the ledger dates, and adds a line to the changelog. The current method is version 2.0, described on the methodology page.