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scandiweb's Pimcore developers build the data models and custom modules your catalog needs, backed by Pimcore Platinum Partner status.



Pimcore ships as a framework, so nothing is preconfigured. A Pimcore development project defines the classes and attributes your catalog is built on, then builds the import and export logic around them. That data model decides how fast your team works for the next five years, which is why we design it before writing a connector.
Our first Pimcore project shipped in 2016, and we later wrote the Pimcore connector for Magento 2 that keeps product data consistent in both systems.
Pimcore rarely fails on performance. It fails when the class structure was copied from a demo project, and every new market or product type after that needs a workaround. By the time the symptoms show, the catalog is already inside the model.
Attributes were added one at a time as needs came up, so a single product type now spans four classes and nobody can change one without breaking another.
The connector was built once and never revisited, so pricing updates in Pimcore and pricing on the storefront quietly disagree until a customer finds it.
Your ERP vendor covers their side, an agency covers the storefront, and the transformation layer between them belongs to whoever has time that week.
Pimcore replaces four systems at once, so a build reaches teams that have never shared a data structure before. We scope the whole platform under one contract and one Delivery Manager, which is what keeps the model consistent when merchandising and IT each want a different field.
Get your Pimcore build scoped
Discovery comes before any quote. The class structure and the enrichment workflow are what decide the estimate, and a requirements document usually describes neither accurately. Once discovery closes, a typical build takes 4 to 12 weeks.
We walk through your catalog and the systems Pimcore has to talk to, then map the object model and the enrichment workflow. You see the model on paper before anyone commits to a number.
A written scope with timeline and cost comes back against that model. When Enterprise Edition suits your case, we introduce you to Pimcore directly for licensing, because the license is theirs to sell.
Environments and class configuration first, then the connector and the transformation pipelines. Real data goes in from the first sprint, so import problems surface while there is still time to change the model.
Every week or two you get a working demo and a written sprint report against the roadmap. Scope changes become decisions you make during the build, and nothing arrives as a surprise at handover.
We agree the go-live window with you, monitor the first days, and hand over documentation plus training for each team that works in Pimcore.

Tell us your catalog size and the systems involved, and we will come back with scope, timeline, and cost.
A Pimcore development company designs the data model your catalog is built on, then builds the modules and integrations around it. Pimcore ships as a framework with no preset product structure, so it needs developers to configure classes and attributes before your team can use it. A packaged PIM arrives with that structure already decided.
Most builds take 4 to 12 weeks after discovery closes. Discovery itself takes one to two weeks. Catalogs with millions of SKUs, several source systems, or custom pricing logic sit at the longer end. You get the timeline in writing with the estimate, before work starts.
Most often bespoke admin tools for internal teams, product configurators, automated enrichment workflows, and business logic such as vendor ranking or customer-specific pricing. Because Pimcore is a Symfony application, anything expressible in PHP can be built on top of the object model.
You do. Everything we build for you, including the class definitions and the connector configuration, is yours and delivered into your repository. There is no license on our work and no lock-in that requires you to keep scandiweb to keep the platform working.
A typical scandiweb Pimcore project costs $15,000 to $65,000, excluding licensing. Where a build lands in that range depends on catalog size, how many source systems feed it, and whether you need custom modules beyond PIM. The Community Edition licence itself costs nothing, so the budget is the build.
Yes, and it is a common shape. Our developers take the Pimcore platform while your team keeps whatever they already own. We write the split into the scope document, name an owner for every integration, and give your developers commit access to the Pimcore repository from the first sprint.
We monitor the first days after go-live and fix anything that surfaces. Beyond that, ongoing upkeep is a separate arrangement — see Pimcore support for maintenance and upgrades, or Pimcore audit for a one-off review of an existing build.
Send us your catalog size and the systems Pimcore has to work with. A certified specialist maps the object model and returns a written estimate against it, before anything is committed.
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