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Adapt your store for every market you sell in. One eCommerce development team delivers the localized content and implements the payment and compliance work in your storefront's code.
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Website localization is the process of adapting a website's content, design, and functionality for a specific market – language, imagery, currencies, payment methods, date formats, and local regulations. For an eCommerce store, that includes the checkout and every email a customer receives after ordering.
scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects for 700+ clients.
eCommerce localization pays for itself at checkout. The clearest evidence is CSA Research's Can't Read, Won't Buy study of 8,709 online shoppers in 29 countries: language changes what people buy.
Most shoppers choose products they can read about in their own language, so translated product pages directly widen who considers your store.
These shoppers will not order from a website in another language at any price, so an English-only store never reaches them at all.
Our specialists work from these countries, so your market's payment setup and legal requirements are usually ones we have handled before.
A localization project starts with what your platform already supports: store views (the per-market versions of your store) and language packs decide how much is configuration and how much is new build. We scope both in the first consultation, per market and per service.

Cultural customization adapts your store to the conventions each market already shops by. A missing local payment method or an unfamiliar checkout format costs real orders, even on a perfectly translated store.

Original content written in the target language from the start reads the way local shoppers search and compare. We create it alongside the translation work for every market you launch.

Compliance is the part of localization with legal consequences. We review the regulations that apply to your store before launch, so fixes happen during planning, long before a complaint or a fine forces them.
As a website localization company staffed by eCommerce engineers, scandiweb includes the implementation work in the service: store views, catalog and PIM data, payment methods, and checkout flows. One team owns the translated content and the code behind it.
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We localize the store and the operations behind it – the search visibility work per market and the content workflows your team runs every week.
One 30-minute review of your store and the markets you plan to enter, then a written plan with timeline and cost.
$4B+
Processed for our clients yearly
600+
eCommerce specialists on the team
22+
Years building online stores
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Tell us which markets you're targeting. On a free call we walk through your store and send a proposal scoped per market and content volume.
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Website localization services adapt a website for a specific market: translating content, adjusting design and imagery, converting currencies and date formats, adding local payment methods, and meeting regional regulations. The result is a store that looks and transacts like a domestic one in every market it serves.
Timelines scale with market count and content volume. A single-market localization of an existing store moves faster than a multi-region rollout with new payment methods and compliance work. After the consultation we map your scope into phases with dates, so you know when each market goes live before the project starts.
The best website localization services for an online store include the implementation work, and that is scandiweb's core: we are an eCommerce development agency and the most certified Adobe Commerce team in the world. We implement translations directly in your storefront, and we localize catalog data down to the payment and checkout logic each market expects.
A localized eCommerce store shows each market its own language, currency, payment methods, promotions, and legally required information. A shopper in Germany sees German content, euro prices, and local payment options at checkout, while a shopper in Japan sees a version built for Japanese conventions – all under one brand.
Cost depends on the number of markets, the volume of content and catalog data, and how much technical adaptation your platform requires. That is why every project is scoped individually. After a free consultation you receive a tailored proposal with the full breakdown, before any commitment.
Yes. Localized pages match the language and search habits of each market, which improves relevance for local queries and supports indexing of every market version. Localization works best alongside a dedicated search strategy – our SEO services team handles international SEO setup, including site structure and market-level keyword research.
Yes. eCommerce localization is our core use case: we localize stores on Adobe Commerce (Magento), Shopify, BigCommerce, commercetools, and Salesforce Commerce Cloud, including store views, product catalogs, and checkout. For merchants who want automated translation in the workflow, we also set up DeepL translation workflows.