asambeauty GmbH
via Arnia Software
Replatforming to a composable, headless D2C architecture — Vue.js/Nuxt 3 storefront, custom backend plugins.
Shopware upgrades
Get your Shopware 6 shop onto a supported version — without surprises
Major upgrades such as 6.4 → 6.7 touch PHP, Symfony, Vue and every plugin you run. We plan them, test them on staging and launch without downtime.
Why upgrades get postponed — and why that gets expensive
Each Shopware major release removes deprecated APIs, and every custom plugin and third-party extension has to follow. Skip one or two majors and the gap turns into a mini-replatforming project.
Staying current keeps you on security patches, on supported PHP versions and able to use new Shopware features. We make upgrades a routine, not a crisis.
How an upgrade runs
Compatibility audit
We inventory every plugin, app, theme and custom change and check it against the target version.
Upgrade plan
Which extensions get updated, replaced or rewritten — with effort per item, before any work starts.
Code migration
Custom plugins and themes updated to the new APIs, deprecations removed.
Staging & testing
Full upgrade on a copy of production, then checkout, integration and regression tests.
Zero-downtime launch
Planned cut-over with a rollback path, followed by close monitoring.
What is included
Technical
- Shopware core, PHP and dependency upgrades
- Custom plugin and theme migration
- Third-party extension updates or replacements
- Administration (Vue) extension updates
Safety
- Staging environment with production data
- Regression testing of checkout and integrations
- Rollback plan for launch
- Post-launch monitoring
Fixed-price starting points
Fixed price
Shopware Audit
Find out exactly what stands between your shop and the current version — plus everything else worth fixing.
from €490
Fixed price
Plugin update
Just one or two custom plugins holding you back? We update them at a fixed price.
from €190
Upgrade work we have delivered
Cheesemy
via IronShark GmbH
Shopware 6.4 → 6.7 upgrade, code and plugin migration; recurring subscription system with payment retry; e-learning module integrated into the storefront.
Selection Schwander
via Computer Rock
Data migration Shopware 5 → 6: products, customers and price calculation.
Frequently asked questions
Can we jump several versions at once?
Usually yes — for example 6.4 directly to 6.7 — but the code migration must cover every intermediate breaking change. The compatibility audit tells you the real effort.
What if a plugin we use is no longer maintained?
We replace it with a maintained alternative or rebuild the functionality as a custom plugin, whichever is cheaper to own long-term.
We are still on Shopware 5.
That is a migration rather than an upgrade, because Shopware 6 is a completely new system.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance after the upgrade?
Yes. A small monthly retainer covers minor updates, security patches and planning for the next major.
Still on Shopware 5?
Moving from 5 to 6 is a rebuild with data migration, not an upgrade. We have a dedicated process for it.
Shopware 5 → 6 migration