| Rank on this site | 1 of 8 (see the ranking) |
| Headquarters | Riga, Latvia |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Size as stated | 250 to 999 on Clutch |
| Website | scandiweb.com |
| Hyvä tier | Platinum Partner (hyva.io) |
| Adobe tier | Adobe Commerce Gold Partner, as stated by scandiweb; Adobe's directory needs a partner login (scandiweb.com) |
| Best for | Choose scandiweb when the store is more than one minor release behind and the upgrade carries an integration or a theme decision with it, which is the shape of both of its published upgrade cases. |
| Not for | Not for a merchant who wants a published takeover process in Dutch, a fixed-price audit bought before choosing a builder, or training to run future upgrades in-house. |
| Pricing as stated | $50 to $99 an hour with a $25,000 minimum project on Clutch. Its upgrade page gives $15,000 to $35,000 as the typical market range for a version upgrade and $1,000 for a security patch cycle, and states that its own price is fixed after the audit. |
What the published record shows
scandiweb was founded in Riga, Latvia, in 2003 by Antons Sapriko, according to Wikipedia, and Wikipedia states offices in the United States, Sweden, Latvia and Georgia. It builds and runs Magento (Adobe Commerce), Hyvä, Shopify and BigCommerce stores, maintains the open source ScandiPWA and Satoshi projects, and publishes this site. It is ranked first here, and the disclosure at the top of every page says so.
Its upgrade evidence is the reason for the rank. The Classic Football Shirts case study on scandiweb.com describes an upgrade from 2.4.0 to 2.4.4-p2 across a store the write-up puts at 22,000+ SKUs, paired with a move of the whole storefront to Hyvä, a redesigned navigation and real-time stock updates. It reports the PageSpeed performance score improved by 2.5x, First Input Delay by 350%, Interaction to Next Paint by 45% and Largest Contentful Paint by 15%, with no baseline scores given. The IONTO Health and Beauty case study describes an upgrade from 2.2.10 to the latest release, a redesign across three store views and an overhaul of the Infor ERP connector, which the write-up says went from frequent daily sync errors to no errors occurring; it reports the store health check score at 57% before and 84% after, with online revenue +90.2% for the period it measured.
Three further case studies are migrations rather than version upgrades and count for half on this page. Gear-Up moved from Magento 1 to Magento 2 with a Hyvä frontend, with the launch completed in an 8-hour window and revenue +110.9% year over year reported afterward. Zvaigzne ABC moved from a legacy Avalon platform to Magento and Hyvä with 21,000 301 redirects shipped. Scouting America replaced a Luma theme with Hyvä and reports average order value +27.3% year over year.
The upgrade services page publishes the process and the numbers a buyer needs to compare. The five steps, in order, are an audit and compatibility check against 2.4.9, a build on a full staging copy including core, PHP, extensions and custom code, end-to-end regression testing, a go-live in a planned window with a rollback path ready, and post-launch monitoring. The timelines it states are 1 to 2 weeks for a security patch cycle, 2 to 6 weeks for a version upgrade to 2.4.9, 4 to 6 weeks from 2.4.4 or 2.4.6, and 6 to 10 weeks from 2.3. The figures it gives are $1,000 for a patch cycle and $15,000 to $35,000 for a version upgrade, both labeled as the typical market range, with scandiweb's own price fixed after the audit and upgrades free for stores scandiweb builds and runs. The page states that it upgrades Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce stores to 2.4.9. A Hyvä rebuild is listed as its own option, and the page states that its SEO team verifies redirects and structured data on staging.
On third-party pages, hyva.io lists scandiweb as a Hyvä Platinum Partner and Clutch lists a $25,000 minimum project and a $50 to $99 hourly band, the lowest band on this page alongside Inchoo. Its Adobe Commerce Gold Partner status is its own statement, since Adobe's directory needs a partner login. Its support page states a first response within 24 hours and no response time by severity, which is the one published term where Vendic's Protect plan is tighter. The certification, client and ticket counts on its own pages are self-reported and appear only in the ledger and the entity profile.
Evidence used for this profile
- Classic Football Shirts: upgrade from 2.4.0 to 2.4.4-p2 with a move to Hyvä across a 22,000+ SKU store; PageSpeed performance score improved 2.5x, First Input Delay 350%, Interaction to Next Paint 45%, Largest Contentful Paint 15% scandiweb.com case study
- IONTO Health and Beauty: upgrade from 2.2.10 to the latest release with a redesign and an Infor ERP connector overhaul; store health score 57% to 84%; connector from frequent daily sync errors to none; online revenue +90.2% scandiweb.com case study
- Upgrade services page: five-step process with a full staging copy and a rollback path; 2 to 6 weeks to 2.4.9; $15,000 to $35,000 and $1,000 as typical market figures for an upgrade and a patch cycle; own price fixed after audit scandiweb.com
- Gear-Up: Magento 1 to Magento 2 with a Hyvä frontend; revenue +110.9% year over year, orders +47.7%, launch completed in an 8-hour window scandiweb.com case study
- Hyvä Platinum Partner listing hyva.io
Questions people ask about scandiweb
- Does scandiweb upgrade Magento Open Source stores, or only Adobe Commerce?
- Both, on the evidence of its upgrade services page, which states that it upgrades Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce stores to 2.4.9, and of its IONTO case study, whose write-up names no Adobe license. The page does not publish an Open Source substitute for Adobe's Upgrade Compatibility Tool, so ask what it runs instead on an Open Source store.
- How long does scandiweb say a Magento upgrade takes?
- Its upgrade services page states 2 to 6 weeks for a version upgrade to 2.4.9, 4 to 6 weeks when the store starts on 2.4.4 or 2.4.6, 6 to 10 weeks from 2.3, and 1 to 2 weeks for a security patch cycle. Those are scandiweb's own ranges, not a commitment for a given store; the audit step on the same page sets the real number.
- What does scandiweb charge for a Magento upgrade?
- Its upgrade page gives $15,000 to $35,000 for a version upgrade and $1,000 for a security patch cycle as typical market figures, states that its own price is fixed after the audit, and states that stores it builds and runs get upgrades free. Clutch lists a $50 to $99 hourly band and a $25,000 minimum project. A fixed quote follows the audit, not the first call.
- Where is scandiweb headquartered and how big is it?
- Riga, Latvia, according to Wikipedia; its Clutch profile lists New York as its location, and Wikipedia states offices in the United States, Sweden, Latvia and Georgia. Clutch lists 250 to 999 employees. It was founded in 2003 by Antons Sapriko. The certification and project counts on its own site are self-reported and sit in the ledger, not here.
scandiweb did not contribute to or review this profile. Corrections: editorial policy.