Shopware 6.7 upgrade. Safe, without downtime.
A Shopware upgrade is rarely just a version bump. Plugins, custom patches and migrated data decide whether it goes smoothly.
Book a scoping callWhat it includes
- Plugin check
- For every plugin we establish: compatible, update available, or replacement needed.
- Custom patches
- Review custom changes and Composer patches and set them up again for the new version.
- Data
- Find data that fails new checks – such as VAT IDs of business customers migrated from an older shop.
- Staging and tests
- The upgrade runs first on a full staging copy, with tests of the key flows through to checkout.
- Go-live
- A plan with a way back, so nobody has to improvise on upgrade day.
How it runs
- 1
Inventory
Version, plugins, patches, theme and integrations.
- 2
Fixed-price proposal
Scope, risks and duration – in writing.
- 3
Upgrade on staging
Upgrade, adjustments and tests on a copy of your shop.
- 4
Acceptance
You check the shop on staging before anything goes live.
- 5
Go-live and aftercare
Upgrade on the live shop and support in the days after.
What we bring
- Took a multi-store shop with three country storefronts (BerryBase) to Shopware 6.7, with a rebuilt patch setup.
- Delivered migrations from Shopware 5 and from Magento to Shopware 6, including data migration.
- Plugin development, plugin updates and security updates for live Shopware 6 shops.
Questions
How long does an upgrade take?
It depends on plugins and custom code. After the inventory we give you a duration and a fixed price.
What if a plugin isn't compatible?
We show the options: wait for an update, use another plugin, or build the feature ourselves – each with its effort.
Do you also take shops off Shopware 5?
Yes. Moving from Shopware 5 to 6 is a rebuild with data migration, and we have delivered such migrations.
Planning an upgrade?
Send us your plugin list. In a first call we tell you what matters for your shop.
Book a scoping call