Magento 2 · Adobe Commerce
Magento 2 development company in Romania
In shortWeDevelop is a Romanian software company that builds, migrates, rescues and maintains Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce stores for clients in Romania, the EU, the UK and North America. It suits catalogues with B2B pricing, ERP-driven stock or several store views, where a plugin-based shop has stopped being enough.
At a glance
- Provider
- WeDevelop, a software company from Romania
- Clients
- Romania, the EU, the UK and North America
- Languages
- English and Romanian
- Invoicing
- EUR, GBP or RON
- Pricing
- Quoted after scoping, from your brief
- Contact
- office@wedevelop.ro
01Is this for you
When a Magento 2 partner is the right call
Magento rewards serious catalogues and punishes small ones. It is usually worth it when at least two of these are true.
- Your catalogue, price lists or customer groups no longer fit a simple shop platform.
- Stock, prices or orders have to stay in sync with an ERP or a warehouse system.
- You sell B2B: company accounts, negotiated quotes, contract pricing or credit limits.
- You run several languages, currencies or store views from one administration.
- Your current Magento store is slow, hard to upgrade or was built by someone who has left.
02What you get
What a Magento engagement covers
The scope depends on where the store is today. These are the four situations we are asked about most.
New store build
Architecture, custom modules, a Hyvä or headless storefront, payment and shipping methods, and a load-tested launch.
Migration to Magento 2
From Magento 1, WooCommerce or Shopify, with a full URL map and structured-data parity so organic traffic survives the switch.
Takeover and rescue
A paid audit of a store someone else built, then security patches, dependency updates, monitoring and a working staging environment.
Support and upgrades
Security patching, version upgrades and conversion work under a support agreement, on Adobe Commerce Cloud or self-managed Linux servers.
03Which option
Hyvä, Luma or headless: how to choose a storefront
The storefront is the decision that most affects speed, cost and how your team works afterwards.
| Storefront | Best when | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Hyvä theme | You want a large Core Web Vitals gain and your team stays inside Magento. | Some older extensions need a compatibility module. |
| Luma (default) | The store is small, stable and you are not rebuilding the frontend yet. | Heavy JavaScript makes good field performance hard to reach. |
| Headless on Next.js | One frontend serves several backends, or content and commerce are blended. | More moving parts to build and maintain, so it has to earn its cost. |
For most stores Hyvä is the pragmatic answer. We recommend headless only when your traffic and your team justify it.
04Cost
What decides the cost of a Magento 2 project
We do not publish a price list, because two stores with the same number of pages can differ several times over in effort. These factors move the quote the most.
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Integrations | Each ERP, WMS or PIM link needs a data contract, error handling and tests, and is usually the largest single cost. |
| B2B features | Contract pricing, quotes and company hierarchies add logic that has to be tested against every price rule. |
| Catalogue and data | Attribute quality and the number of SKUs decide how much cleaning and mapping a migration needs. |
| Storefront | Hyvä, a custom theme and a headless build sit at very different levels of effort. |
| Current code | Inherited stores with many overlapping extensions need stabilising before new work starts. |
You receive a fixed-scope estimate after the audit rather than a guess up front. Takeovers start with a paid audit, so both sides know what is being inherited.
05How to start
From first email to a working plan
Send the brief
Tell us the store URL, what is wrong or missing, and the systems it has to talk to.
Technical audit
Codebase, extensions, database, indexers, caching and infrastructure, delivered as a written report with severity ratings.
Architecture and roadmap
The module plan, data model, integration contracts and release sequence, agreed before anyone builds.
Build in sprints
Two-week sprints on a staging environment, with automated tests around checkout, pricing and integrations.
06For an accurate quote
What to include in your request
A useful estimate depends on a few facts. You do not need a formal specification.
- The store URL and your Magento version, if you already have one.
- The approximate number of products and the languages and currencies you sell in.
- The ERP, WMS, PIM, payment and courier systems involved.
- Whether you sell B2B, B2C or both, and any special pricing rules.
- Your target launch date and anything that makes it fixed.
07Questions
Questions buyers ask about Magento 2 projects
How much does a Magento 2 store cost?
It depends mainly on integrations, B2B features, the storefront and the state of any existing code, so we quote after scoping rather than from a price list. Send the store URL and the systems involved, and you get a fixed-scope estimate after the audit.
How long does a Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration take?
For a mid-sized catalogue with a handful of integrations, plan on three to five months end to end. Very large B2B catalogues with ERP-driven pricing typically run six to nine months, including a migration rehearsal before the real cut-over.
Is WeDevelop an Adobe Commerce certified company?
Our senior Magento engineers hold Adobe Commerce Developer certification. We work with modules instead of core edits, service contracts and upgrade-compatible customisation, and we can walk you through the code of a previous build before you commit.
Can you take over a store built by another agency?
Yes, and it is a large share of our Magento work. We start with a paid audit, then stabilise the store with security patches, dependency updates, monitoring and a staging environment. New features come only after the store is safe.
Do you work with Magento clients outside Romania?
Yes. Our clients are in Romania, the EU, the UK and North America, and delivery is remote. Invoicing can be in EUR, GBP or RON, and we work in English or Romanian.
Should we choose Magento or WooCommerce?
Choose Magento when B2B pricing, large catalogues or several store views are central to how you sell. WooCommerce is usually the better fit for smaller catalogues and teams already at home in WordPress. We build both, so the recommendation does not depend on what we sell.
08Related projects
Work we have done in this area
Surub Optim — B2B fastener webshop on Magento 2
Online catalogue and webshop for a fastener distributor from Târgu Mureș: thousands of DIN/ISO screws, nuts, washers, chains and anchors, organised so a tradesperson finds the right standard in two clicks.
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Medisens — medical products webshop with external system integrations
Magento 2 store for a distributor of medical products to hospitals and patients — wound care, incontinence, operating-theatre equipment, oxygen therapy, sutures, stoma care — connected to the company’s external business systems so stock, prices and orders stay in sync.
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Montigen — medical products store on Magento 2.4, maintenance
Online store of a Romanian supplier of medical products and furniture for clinics — consumables, sutures, instruments, equipment, disinfectants, first aid — on Magento 2.4 with the Martfury theme. We maintain the platform and its integrations.
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Optimum Medical — medical consumables store on Magento 2.4, maintenance
Online store for medical consumables and surgical supplies — needles and syringes, wound care, sutures, examination, surgery, emergency — with fast delivery across Romania, on Magento 2.4 with the Martfury theme. We keep it patched, compatible and quick.
Magento 2.4Martfury theme (MageBig)PHP 8MySQLView case studyRequest a quote
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