Magefan builds 50+ paid Magento 2/Adobe Commerce extensions and Shopify apps for speed, SEO, and marketing, trusted by 30,000+ merchants since 2015.
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Ecommerce
Pricing
Priced per extension rather than as a single platform fee: paid Magento 2/Adobe Commerce extensions are reported to range roughly €62-€628 per year, with 11+ extensions offered free. The Shopify Blog app uses a tiered plan of $0/mo, $19/mo, and $39/mo, with a free trial available on paid tiers., from $0/mo
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August 6, 2026
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Magefan is a Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce extension developer founded in 2015 and headquartered in Ternopil, Ukraine. What began as a small project to help developers get familiar with Magento 2 has grown into a team of about 14 people serving more than 30,000 customers in 90+ countries, with over 4 million extension downloads to date.
The company sells more than 50 modular Magento 2/Adobe Commerce extensions covering speed optimization (caching, WebP/AVIF image conversion, Core Web Vitals), SEO and blogging, marketing (cross-sell/upsell, coupons, product labels), Google integrations (Tag Manager, Analytics 4, Shopping Feed, Indexing API), order management, multi-language/localization, and admin/developer tooling. It also builds 8 Shopify apps, including an AI-assisted blog app.
Magefan is a recognized Magento core contributor: its 'Login as Customer' extension was adopted into Magento 2.4.0 core. The company lists enterprise-scale customers such as Nike, Adidas, Tommy Hilfiger and Asus among its clients and also offers custom Magento development services (extension customization, speed fixes, design work) alongside its packaged products.
Key Features
Speed optimization — Caching, WebP/AVIF image conversion, and Core Web Vitals tuning extensions to speed up Magento 2/Adobe Commerce storefronts.
SEO and blogging — SEO-focused blog and content tools, rich snippets, XML sitemaps, and hreflang tag support.
Marketing and sales — Automatic cross-sell and upsell, coupon code links, and product labels to highlight promotions.
Google integrations — Google Tag Manager, Analytics 4, Shopping Feed, Customer Reviews, and Indexing API implementations.
Order management — Order editing, guest-to-customer conversion, custom order grids, and email attachments for transactional communications.
Multi-language and localization — Translation tools, language switchers, currency converters, and GeoIP-based store routing.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Deep Magento/Adobe Commerce specialization, including a 'Login as Customer' extension the team contributed directly into Magento core.
Broad, modular catalog of 50+ extensions plus 8 Shopify apps, so merchants can buy only the specific functionality they need.
Established track record: founded in 2015, ~14-person team, 30,000+ customers and 4M+ downloads suggest a stable, ongoing vendor.
Several free extensions and a free tier of its Shopify blog app let merchants evaluate quality before paying.
Cons
Extension-by-extension pricing (reported roughly €62-€628 per year per extension) can add up quickly for stores that need several modules.
Focused solely on Magento 2/Adobe Commerce and Shopify — no offering for other platforms like WooCommerce or BigCommerce.
As a single-ecosystem specialist, merchants who later migrate off Magento/Shopify lose the value of this tooling investment.