| Rank on this site | 1 of 7 (see the ranking) |
| Headquarters | Riga, Latvia |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Website | scandiweb.com |
| Hyvä tier | Platinum (hyva.io) |
| Adobe tier | Adobe Commerce Gold Partner, as stated on scandiweb.com; Adobe's directory needs a partner login (scandiweb.com) |
| Best for | A multi-country move onto Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure where organic traffic, an ERP or PIM connector, and a storefront rebuild are all in scope. |
| Not for | A merchant leaving Adobe's cloud who wants the hosting company to run the migration, because scandiweb publishes no exit case and runs no hosting product of its own. |
| Pricing as stated | Clutch lists a minimum project size of $25,000+ and an hourly rate of $50 to $99. scandiweb's migration page states that a migration is scoped because catalog size, custom code, and integrations decide the work. |
What the published record shows
scandiweb is an eCommerce agency headquartered in Riga, Latvia, founded in 2003 according to Wikipedia, with a Clutch rating of 4.8 from 53 reviews. It publishes this site, which is disclosed above every ranking. Its own migration services page describes moves onto Magento (Adobe Commerce) from Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento 1, and custom platforms, in six stages: discovery and technical audit, a migration and SEO-preservation plan, build and theme rebuild, data migration, QA and go-live rehearsal, and go-live with post-launch support.
The route this page cares most about, onto Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure, has one published precedent with numbers. The BUFF case study states the move went from Magento Open Source to Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure with a ScandiPWA frontend. A testimonial on scandiweb's older migration page, attributed to Marc Muntané at Buff, describes the same program as moving a global eCommerce platform from Magento 1 Community to Magento 2 in Adobe Commerce Cloud. The case study gives no project duration.
The other five cases in the ledger are migrations in the broader sense. Läderach's Hyvä rebuild on Adobe Commerce went live six months after the initial meeting and reports revenue up 39% and conversions up 47.8%. Zvaigzne ABC moved from the Avalon platform to Magento with Hyvä behind 21,000 redirects, with 1,631 new keywords and 1,715 keywords ranking higher afterwards. IONTO's upgrade from 2.2.10 came with an Infor ERP connector overhaul that the case says went from frequent daily sync errors to none. Gear-Up's Magento 1 to 2 move preserved ten years of order history, according to the migration services page, and ran its cutover in an eight-hour window with half of it spent on the data import.
On price, scandiweb's Clutch profile lists a minimum project size of $25,000 and an hourly rate of $50 to $99. Its older migration page states that an estimate arrives within a few days, that its quotes tend to land 30 to 50% below the highest estimate a merchant collects and 30 to 50% above the cheapest, and that a typical project runs two to three months, up to four or five, and usually under half a year. Those are the agency's own statements about its own work.
What the record does not show. No published case describes a store leaving Adobe Commerce Cloud for self-managed hosting, and none names Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service as the destination. The Adobe Commerce Gold Partner tier is stated on scandiweb.com and could not be confirmed on Adobe's directory without a partner login. An AWS Partner statement that appeared in the August edition was not on the homepage on 22 September 2026 and has been removed. A buyer on the exit route should treat scandiweb as the second quote, not the first.
Evidence used for this profile
- BUFF: Magento Open Source to Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure with ScandiPWA, 44 stores in 59 countries, more than 120K 301 redirects, organic traffic held scandiweb.com
- Macron: B2B replatform with Pimcore and SAP, +132.5% conversion from direct traffic, +29.8% revenue year on year, order creation time down 40% scandiweb.com
- Gear-Up: Magento 1 to Magento 2 on Hyvä, +110.9% revenue and +47.7% orders year on year, cutover in an eight-hour window scandiweb.com
- Zvaigzne ABC: Avalon platform to Magento with Hyvä, 21,000 301 redirects, +47.4% branded impressions year on year scandiweb.com
- Hyvä Platinum partner hyva.io
Questions people ask about scandiweb
- Has scandiweb migrated a store onto Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure?
- Yes, on the published record. Its BUFF case study states the move went from Magento Open Source to Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure with a ScandiPWA frontend, now serving 44 stores in 59 countries. It is the only case on scandiweb.com that names cloud infrastructure as the destination, so ask for a second reference on the same route.
- Does scandiweb move stores off Adobe Commerce Cloud?
- No exit case study is published on scandiweb.com, so this page does not credit it with that route. Its migration services page covers moves onto Magento (Adobe Commerce) from other platforms. A merchant leaving Adobe's cloud should ask scandiweb for a named exit reference and get a parallel quote from Sonassi or MGT Commerce, which publish that work.
- How long does a scandiweb migration take?
- Its older migration page states two to three months for a typical project, up to four or five, and usually under half a year. The Läderach case went live six months after the initial meeting. Both are the agency's own statements about its own projects, so ask for the go-live date of a named store on your route.
- What does scandiweb charge for a migration?
- It publishes no fixed price. Clutch lists a $25,000 minimum project size and a $50 to $99 hourly rate. scandiweb's migration page states that a migration is scoped because catalog size, custom code, and integrations decide the work, and its older page says its quotes land 30 to 50% below the top estimate a merchant collects.
scandiweb did not contribute to or review this profile. Corrections: editorial policy.