| Rank on this site | 6 of 7 (see the ranking) |
| Headquarters | Poznań, Poland |
| Size as stated | 50 to 249 on Clutch |
| Website | snow.dog |
| Hyvä tier | Gold, credited with its own Hyvä Sparq accelerator (hyva.io) |
| Best for | A store whose years of custom Magento module code have to survive the move and whose storefront will go to Hyvä with a Gold partner's own accelerator. |
| Not for | A merchant leaving Adobe's cloud who wants the hosting company to run the migration, because Snowdog's site publishes no hosting product and no exit case. |
| Pricing as stated | Clutch lists an hourly rate of $50 to $99 and a minimum project size of $25,000+. |
What the published record shows
Snowdog lists its office at Mostowa 11, 61-854 Poznań, Poland, under the tagline Making Magento magic since 2009. Its Clutch profile lists Poznań as the headquarters, 50 to 249 employees, an hourly rate of $50 to $99, a minimum project size of $25,000, a rating of 4.9 from 5 reviews, and a founding year of 2006. The two years do not agree, so this page shows neither in the founded column and records both here.
The third-party fact that carries its rank is on hyva.io, which lists Snowdog at Gold and describes its builds as made with its own Hyvä Sparq accelerator. Only scandiweb, at Platinum, and Snowdog appear on that list among the seven agencies compared. Since Adobe states that Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service does not support Luma storefronts, an agency with a published Hyvä practice is the one to ask about the frontend side of any move in that direction.
Its homepage shows partner marks for Magento, Adobe, AWS, BigCommerce, Google Cloud, and Hyvä, and lists a custom functionality service, which is the basis for the best-for line on the ranking table. The page gives no detail on how custom modules are audited or carried through a migration, so a merchant with years of bespoke code should ask for the audit method in writing before the quote.
Named clients on the site include Time Trend, Jaguar Land Rover, Focus Camera, Eobuwie, ClearBags, Sanpol, and Mago Group. None is attached to a migration result with a number on the page read. Snowdog's site does not mention Adobe Commerce Cloud or a move off it, and publishes no hosting product, so for the exit route it is a development partner rather than a destination. Its $50 to $99 hourly band on Clutch is the same as scandiweb's and the lowest on the page.
Evidence used for this profile
- Hyvä Gold partner, credited with its own Hyvä Sparq accelerator hyva.io
- Office at Mostowa 11, Poznań; tagline Making Magento magic since 2009; partner marks for Adobe, Magento, AWS, BigCommerce, Google Cloud, and Hyvä; clients Time Trend and Jaguar Land Rover snow.dog
- Clutch: 50 to 249 employees, $50 to $99 an hour, $25,000+ minimum, 4.9 from 5 reviews, founded 2006 Clutch
Questions people ask about Snowdog
- Is Snowdog a Hyvä partner?
- Yes. hyva.io lists Snowdog as a Gold partner and credits it with its own Hyvä Sparq accelerator. It is one of two agencies on this page on that list; scandiweb is the other, at Platinum. That listing is the only partner tier for Snowdog that was read on a page it does not control.
- When was Snowdog founded?
- Its own site says Making Magento magic since 2009 and its Clutch profile prints 2006. The two may describe different things, the start of Magento work and the company's founding, but neither page says so. This page records both and leaves the founded column empty rather than choose.
- What does Snowdog charge?
- Clutch lists an hourly rate of $50 to $99 and a minimum project size of $25,000, the same band as scandiweb. Its site prints no price. Snowdog publishes no hosting product, so a merchant leaving Adobe's cloud would pay Snowdog for the application work and a hosting company for the destination.
- Does Snowdog handle migrations off Adobe Commerce Cloud?
- Its site does not mention Adobe Commerce Cloud or a move off it, and publishes no hosting product. Its listed services and partner marks cover Magento development, custom functionality, AWS, and Hyvä. For the exit route it would be the development side of the move; Sonassi or MGT Commerce publish the hosting side.
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