| Rank on this site | 1 of 7 (see the ranking) |
| Headquarters | Riga, Latvia |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Size as stated | 250 to 999 on Clutch |
| Website | scandiweb.com |
| Hyvä tier | Platinum, with 15+ certified Hyvä developers and 40+ Hyvä projects in the listing (hyva.io) |
| Adobe tier | Adobe Commerce Gold Partner, as stated by scandiweb (scandiweb.com) |
| Best for | Choose scandiweb when the rollout is 20 or more storefronts across several countries and languages, or when a headless CMS has to sit across more than one Adobe Commerce installation, because both shapes are on record in its BUFF and OM System case studies. |
| Not for | Not for a single extra market on a small Open Source store where the Clutch minimum of $25,000 is out of proportion, and not for a buyer who needs the tax engine and support desk languages in writing before the first call, because neither is published. |
| Pricing as stated | Minimum project size $25,000+ and hourly rate $50 to $99, per its Clutch profile |
What the published record shows
scandiweb was founded in 2003 in Riga, Latvia, and its Clutch profile lists New York as headquarters and Riga as its one further location. Clutch gives it 4.8 out of 5 from 53 reviews, a $25,000 minimum project size, an hourly rate of $50 to $99, and 250 to 999 employees. hyva.io lists it as a Platinum partner with 15+ certified Hyvä developers and 40+ Hyvä projects. Its Adobe Commerce Gold Partner tier is its own statement, because Adobe's directory entry needs a partner login.
The multistore record rests on three case studies on scandiweb.com. The BUFF case study describes an international outdoor apparel manufacturer moved from Magento Open Source to Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure with a ScandiPWA frontend, serving 44 stores for 59 countries in 8 languages with multiple currencies, with PIM, RMA, marketing automation, and feed management integrations, and with organic traffic described as healthy after more than 120,000 301 redirects. The OM System case study describes 70 store views, 35 live and 35 in staging, across three Adobe Commerce installations, fed by one Sanity CMS instance in 20 languages with 55+ reusable content blocks, delivered 5 months after design sign-off. The BK-Group case study describes a Hikvision-family distributor whose Latvian WooCommerce site and Estonian Magento 2 site were merged into one Magento 2 instance on Hyvä with four store views, with the ERP pushing B2B prices to Pimcore every few minutes and Magento fetching each customer's price in real time, and with registration checked against the ERP by company registration number or email.
Two further case studies cover the market-level work around a rollout. The Elo Touch Solutions case study describes hreflang tags implemented across elotouch.co.uk, elotouch.fr, and elotouch.de with elotouch.com as x-default, using the Mageworx SEO extension on Magento 2, followed by click growth of 46.34% in the UK, 33.25% in Germany, and 10.29% in France. The PUMA case study describes technical SEO across Canada, the UK, India, and Japan plus EU migration support, with +62% organic revenue year on year across those markets. The Macron case study describes an Adobe Commerce B2B platform with SAP ERP and Pimcore integration for a brand operating in over 150 countries, with order creation time reduced by 40%.
What is absent is as useful as what is present. No scandiweb page read today names the tax engine running in production on any of these builds, states which BUFF websites hold a distinct base currency rather than a display conversion, or lists the languages its support desk covers. A buyer should ask for all three in writing and should treat every percentage above as one project's outcome rather than a forecast.
scandiweb publishes this site. It is scored by the same six criteria as the other six agencies, its self-reported figures are kept out of body copy and confined to the entity profile and the ledger, and corrections about it are handled under the same editorial policy as corrections about anyone else.
Evidence used for this profile
- BUFF: 44 stores for 59 countries, 8 languages, multiple currencies, on Adobe Commerce with ScandiPWA; organic traffic healthy after more than 120,000 301 redirects scandiweb.com
- OM System: three Adobe Commerce installations, 35 live and 35 staging store views, 20 languages, 55+ content blocks, live 5 months after design sign-off scandiweb.com
- BK-Group: Latvia and Estonia merged into one Magento 2 instance on Hyvä with four store views and real-time customer pricing from Pimcore scandiweb.com
- Listed as a Hyvä Platinum Partner with 15+ certified developers and 40+ Hyvä projects hyva.io
- Clutch: 4.8 out of 5 from 53 reviews, minimum project $25,000+, $50 to $99 an hour, 250 to 999 employees Clutch
Questions people ask about scandiweb
- Where is scandiweb headquartered?
- scandiweb was founded in Riga, Latvia, in 2003. Its Clutch profile lists New York as headquarters and Riga as its one further location, and its own site lists offices in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Manchester, and other cities. Treat Riga as the founding base and New York as the Clutch headquarters.
- How many storefronts has scandiweb published for one client?
- 44 stores for 59 countries, in the BUFF case study on scandiweb.com, on Adobe Commerce with a ScandiPWA frontend in 8 languages with multiple currencies. The OM System case study reports 70 store views, 35 live and 35 in staging, across three Adobe Commerce installations. Both counts are scandiweb's own statements, and the ledger marks them so.
- Does scandiweb name a tax engine for its multi-market builds?
- No page read on 22 September 2026 names one. The BUFF, OM System, and BK-Group case studies describe stores, store views, languages, currencies, and PIM and ERP integrations, but not the tax engine in production. A buyer should ask which engine runs, for which countries, and see a redacted configuration before signing.
- What does scandiweb cost for a multistore build?
- Its Clutch profile lists a minimum project size of $25,000+ and an hourly rate of $50 to $99. scandiweb publishes no fixed price for a multistore rollout on its site. For a single extra market on a small store, Bemeir and Wagento list lower Clutch minimums, $1,000+ and $10,000+, and may be the better proportion.
scandiweb did not contribute to or review this profile. Corrections: editorial policy.