Magento 2 · Adobe Commerce

Multistore development.

Several brands, regions or languages run from a single Magento installation.

Warehouse shelves stocked with parcels
Why multistore

Several storefronts, one admin.

  1. Shared catalogue

    Manage products once and choose where each one is sold.

  2. Local prices and currency

    Different prices, currencies and tax rules per website.

  3. Languages

    Store views for each language with their own content.

  4. Central reporting

    Orders and customers across brands in one place.

What we set up

Websites, stores and store views.

Multi-brand stores

Separate brands with their own design and domains.

Regional stores

Country-specific stores with local payment and shipping.

Multi-language

Translated store views and localised content.

B2B and B2C

Separate storefronts for trade and retail customers.

Shared customer accounts

Accounts shared or separated across websites as needed.

Migration to multistore

Several existing stores combined into one installation.

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How we plan it

Structure decided before configuration.

The website, store and store view structure decides how prices, stock and customers work, so we agree it first.

Scope mapping

Which settings are global, per website or per store view.

Domain and SEO plan

Domains, hreflang and redirects planned per store.

Configuration

Payment, shipping and tax set up per region.

Testing per store

Orders tested end to end in every storefront.

Hire a Magento developer

Three ways to engage.

Compare engagement models
160hours a month

Full-time

Flexible work timings, 50% advance payment.

80hours a month

Part-time

10:00 AM to 6:00 PM IST, advance billing.

40hours a month

Hourly

10:00 AM to 6:00 PM IST, 50% advance billing.

Every model: minimum 1-month contract, a free associate project manager and no setup fees.

Questions

Multistore questions.

How many stores can one installation run?

Magento sets no fixed limit. The practical limits are catalogue size, traffic, hosting and how much your team can manage, which we review during planning.

Can each store have its own domain?

Yes. Each website or store view can run on its own domain or path, with hreflang tags and redirects planned so search engines understand the structure.

Can stock be shared between stores?

Yes. Magento's inventory management lets you assign stock sources to websites, so stores can share warehouses or keep stock separate.

Need a consultation?

Tell us what you are building.

Share the problem, the platform and the deadline. We will come back with an approach, a team and an estimate.