Top PrestaShop Agencies In Europe For 2026

Choosing a PrestaShop agency in Europe? Compare certified partners by country, badge tier and real local ERP, payment and marketplace experience for 2026.

Picking a PrestaShop agency is mostly a question of geography, and the search data makes the reason plain. Brand searches for the platform run at roughly 12,000 a month in France, 6,400 in Spain, 3,600 in Poland, 2,700 in the United States, 2,400 in Italy and 900 in Germany. The merchant base is European, and it sits in countries where the payment rails, the ERP, the marketplace and the VAT treatment are not footnotes. They are the build.

That has a consequence buyers routinely get wrong. An agency in the wrong country is not a cheaper version of the right one, it is a different product. A Swiss shop needs Datatrans and PostFinance interfaces and a Galaxus connector, none of which mean anything one border away. A Polish wholesaler needs an Enova365 integration and fluency in local marketplace feeds. A German retailer wants Otto alongside Amazon and eBay. A French buyer who needs staff trained wants an accredited training body. Those capabilities do not transfer, and general platform competence does not substitute for having shipped them.

PrestaShop is also the easiest ecommerce platform in the world to vet an agency on, because the certification tiers are public, free to check and published by the vendor rather than by the agency. The section after the profiles explains how to read them.

PrestaShop Agencies In Europe At A Glance

Best PrestaShop Agencies In Europe For 2026

1. INVERTUS — Expert 3-Star, Rebuilt PrestaShop Checkout V5

INVERTUS is the clearest case here of an agency that builds for PrestaShop rather than merely on it. The Kaunas team, founded in 2005, now more than thirty people with a second office in Værløse, Denmark, refactored PrestaShop Checkout V5 for PrestaShop SA itself. That is the module used by roughly 300,000 merchants across more than 190 countries, PrestaShop internally attributes around 70 percent of ecosystem revenue to it, and the rebuild maintains compatibility across PrestaShop 1.7, 8 and 9. PrestaShop’s own payments product manager, Clément Dubar, is quoted by name on the case study. The directory lists INVERTUS at Expert 3-star with Core Skills. Outside PrestaShop SA, clients include Klarna, Mastercard, Mollie, Mytheresa.com, Stockfiller and Brasa, a payments-weighted roster consistent with where the engineering sits. The team works on payments, B2B and omnichannel, legacy system integration, and module architecture pairing PHP with React. PrestaShop sits alongside Shopify, Shopware and Sylius as an official partner platform, so this is not a single-platform shop. The honest caveat is fit: a merchant needing a theme tweak and a shipping rule is not the client here.

2. YATEO — Paris Agency, 500 Sites And Tools Built

YATEO works from 2 Rue de la Roquette in central Paris and has been running roughly twenty years, founded around 2006. Its own site describes it as “Agence PrestaShop Partner Platinum N°1” and claims first place among PrestaShop partner agencies. That is the agency’s claim rather than a directory reading, so treat it as positioning until you check the profile yourself. The published figures are 400 or more clients across all services and 500 or more sites and tools built. One inconsistency is worth flagging, because it says something about how carefully the site is maintained: the team is given in one place as more than thirty people and in another as more than fifteen. Both numbers are live, so ask which is current before you scope anything. The named case study is Bougies la Française. YATEO is also a Google Premier Partner and a Shopify partner, and the service mix reflects that: SEO, paid search, theme and UX work, and integrations spanning Amazon Ads, Meta, PayPal and Trustpilot. For a French merchant who wants acquisition and build under one roof, that combination is the draw.

3. Astrabit — Expert 3-Star With The Full Certification Set

Astrabit sits at Podłęska 1/3 in Kraków, was founded in 2015 and lists twelve key roles on its about page. Its own badge line reads “ASTRABIT NALEŻY DO PROGRAMU PRESTASHOP EXPERT ★★★”, and the directory goes further than most: Expert 3-star with Core Skills, Administrator Skills and StoreFront Skills all present. Holding the complete certification set is rarer than the star rating alone, and it is the most useful signal on this profile. The commercial evidence is thinner in one specific way. Astrabit shows a logo wall of more than 500 clients and claims over 100 implementations, but publishes no individually named case studies, so you take the volume on trust and will need references. It says it serves shops handling anywhere from a few orders a day to several tens of thousands. The work covers B2B platforms, ERP integrations, marketplace connections to Amazon, eBay, Emag, ERLI and Pigu, courier and payment integrations, performance audits, migrations and custom modules. The technical blog carries named authors and has covered PrestaShop 9.2 B2B mode and the Business Entity, a reasonable proxy for tracking a beta line.

4. Sellision — B2B Rollouts Across 27 EU Markets

Sellision runs a sixteen-person specialist team out of Wrocław and has traded since 2014. Its site states “Jesteśmy oficjalnym 3-gwiazdkowym partnerem PrestaShop z ponad 12 letnim doświadczeniem” and separately describes the highest, third level of partnership; the directory confirms Expert 3-star with Core Skills. The claim is 200 or more implementations across 167 clients, and unusually for this market the named work is specific enough to check. Mokate is a cross-border rollout across 27 EU markets. Mondex runs a dual B2C and B2B platform across seven European countries. Batna24 runs Akeneo PIM with more than 30,000 product attributes, which is a data-architecture problem rather than a storefront one. Other named clients include Bottari Polska, Yanto, Atyla, Neess and Donegal, Niemirka and DlaRoslin. The capability list matches the case work closely: B2B with per-contractor pricing, credit limits, deferred payment and wholesale order automation, ERP integration with Enova365, Akeneo PIM, Sylius headless and multi-market cross-border builds. If your project is a Polish manufacturer selling wholesale into several EU countries with an ERP already in place, this is the shape of agency the job calls for.

5. sjmedia — Five Certified Developers, Replatforming Specialists

sjmedia works from Römerweg 7 in Kuppenheim near Karlsruhe, was founded in 2010 and has done digital work since 2005. Its site describes a “Zertifizierte 3-Sterne-Agentur” and certified PrestaShop partner status, and the directory backs that: Expert 3-star with Core Skills and Administrator Skills, and five certified developers, the deepest certified bench among the German agencies here. Named clients include Höllberg Brennerei, IDIMEX AG, Kiel Trading and its autolackpartner.de shop, Bildhau KG, APU Kuntur and alpaca-onlineshop.com, Grill-Zentrum GmbH, Wendel Verlag and B+M Holzwelt. Several claims are the agency’s own and should be read that way: it calls itself the largest PrestaShop agency in Germany, says it manages more than 200 shops across the DACH region, quotes a typical support response under fifteen minutes, and states that more than 75 percent of new clients arrive by referral. None of those are independently checkable. The practical strength is replatforming, with documented paths from Shopware, Magento, WooCommerce, Gambio, Oxid and xt:Commerce, plus ERP, inventory and POS interface development, Klaviyo retention, Amazon, eBay and Otto marketplace work and CRO. A live PrestaShop 9 demo runs on the site.

6. THOMAX — Two Certified Developers, 50,000 Item Catalogs

THOMAX is the argument against headcount screening in its purest form. The Osnabrück team, with a second office in Bremen, was founded in 2014 and names its people openly: Thomas von Wulfen, Max Gnech, Irene Fröhlke, Rico Pohlmann, Mukesh Ravi and Rahul Mittal. The directory lists Expert 2-star with Core Skills and Storefront Skills and exactly two certified developers, with Rahul Mittal holding an individual PrestaShop Expert credential; the site also displays a PrestaShop certified agency badge for 2026. What those two developers run is the point. Spielwaren Nagel, trading as ich-will-zu-nagel.de, operates live availability across more than 30,000 items with POS integration, Reserve and Collect, pre-orders and backorder display. Peter Belousow’s shop carries close to 50,000 items. F.J. Schütte at fjschuette.com runs ERP interfaces feeding real-time stock and price. Other named clients include wasserwerk.de, BMW Pielmeier at pielmeier24.de, Heupäckchen, Edeka Kuhlmann, EISL, Risse and Bücker. The focus follows from that: POS and ERP interface development, real-time availability, omnichannel Reserve and Collect, data migration and relaunch, Store Commander partnership and AI-assisted product data. A small team can carry a large catalog when integration work is where its experience actually is.

7. Soledis — Qualiopi-Accredited PrestaShop Training In Brittany

Soledis operates from Vannes in Morbihan with around twenty years of experience, placing its founding near 2006, and holds 3-star PrestaShop expert agency status. Named staff include Yann Tertrais as chairman, Jean-Marc Deschamps, Thierry Urvoy and Charlotte Le Bail. The client list is recognizably French retail and food: St Michel, Café Joyeux, Véto Avenue, La Modeuse and Lyophilise & Co. Core services are migration, custom module development, ERP connection, webmarketing and SEO, plus a Looker Studio to PrestaShop connector that matters more than it sounds if your reporting already lives in Google’s stack. The credential that separates Soledis from the rest of this list is Qualiopi certification as a training body. Qualiopi is a French state quality accreditation for training providers, entirely independent of the PrestaShop partner program, and in France it is what makes training eligible for certain public and employer funding routes. If part of your budget is handing the store to an in-house team afterward, an accredited training provider is a materially different offer from an agency that shows you around the back office at handover. That is exactly the kind of local specificity this list exists to surface.

8. De Websmid — Expert 3-Star With In-House Product Photography

De Websmid works from Assiesplein 10 in Zwolle. Its founding year is not published, the site says only that it has been going more than ten years, and team size is not published either, so treat both as open questions for a first call. What is checkable is the certification: the site states “3 sterren expert van PrestaShop, het hoogste niveau” and the directory confirms Expert 3-star with Core Skills. Named clients include Margareth M, LaRopa, Piteba.com, Josdijkman, Notenkraam and Dijkman Muziek, with published testimonials from Auclair and Passie voor Whisky. The agency claims a 4.9-star average across more than 151 Google reviews and is a certified Google Partner. Services run to POS system couplings, hosting, custom module development, SEO, and maintenance and updates. The unusual item is commercial product photography produced in house. That is rare for a development shop and genuinely useful to a catalog-heavy store, because image quality is one of the few conversion levers entirely within a merchant’s control and usually the one outsourced badly. For a Dutch retailer rebuilding a large catalog, putting the shoot and the build under one contract removes a dependency that frequently delays launches.

9. WEBIOME — Expert 2-Star, Legacy Migrations Across Three Markets

WEBIOME is based at Avenue de Maire 44 in Tournai, with a second office in Mouscron and a presence in Comines, and was founded in 2014. Team size is not published, and the directory shows one certified developer, which is worth knowing before you scope anything with a hard deadline. The site describes an “expert PrestaShop depuis plus de 10 ans” position and carries a 2-star PrestaShop Expert badge in the footer; the directory confirms Expert 2-star with Core Skills. The agency claims more than 300 websites developed and a 5 out of 5 Google rating across 149 reviews. Two named projects show the shape of the work. Etissus.com sells into Belgium, France and Spain from a PrestaShop 8 base tied to a physical store on the border, exactly the multi-country, multi-currency problem Belgian merchants hit early. Dynarop.be was migrated off a non-CMS legacy site with full customer-data recovery, the least glamorous and most frequently botched job in ecommerce. Other clients include robeli.be, Bellepaga, Épiciane, Jardins du Monde, Didoodam, Weedstock, Ipalle, Socofidex and Corelap. The team also handles multi-market builds, online to physical store omnichannel, GDPR and security, SEO and AI visibility.

10. Trevenque Group — 200-Person Granada ICT Firm, Founded 1992

Trevenque Group is the outlier on this list by type rather than by quality. It is a Granada ICT company founded in 1992 with more than 200 professionals, and the official PrestaShop directory lists it at Expert 3-star with Core Skills. That top tier is the reason the agency is here. There is a caveat a buyer should hear plainly: the badge is not visually confirmed on trevenque.es itself. The homepage carries PrestaShop service language in Spanish, including hosting, PrestaShop development and agency positioning, but there is no dedicated PrestaShop page and no visible badge anywhere on the site. The certification is real per the directory; the marketing around it simply is not built out. What that tells you is what kind of firm this is. A 200-person ICT business with more than thirty years of trading history, offering custom web and ecommerce development, SEO, online advertising, email marketing and CRM, is a different proposition from a PrestaShop boutique. You get procurement stability and breadth of in-house disciplines. You should ask specifically which people inside that headcount are the PrestaShop practice, because the answer is not on the website.

11. Vedanet — Nine People In Florence, Netcomm Award-Winning Store

Vedanet has worked from Florence since 2004 with a team of nine, holds Expert 3-star with Core Skills, and states the PrestaShop Expert badge on its homepage. The reason it belongs on a European shortlist is a client project rather than a self-description. Omnitek Store, which Vedanet built and which carries more than 4,000 office products, won “miglior E-Commerce d’Italia 2022/2023” at the Netcomm Award. That is a national ecommerce award judged on a live store, a materially stronger signal than any agency-authored claim, because the merchant and the store had to stand up to outside scrutiny. A second named case, Errebi Shop, runs more than 5,000 electrical products, with four further projects in the published portfolio. The team covers store development, marketing and advertising campaign management, B2B functionality, performance and conversion optimization, and migrations. Nine people delivering an award-winning national store is the second data point against sizing an agency by headcount. One practical note before you search: Vedanet trades only on the .it domain. The .com is an unrelated site about Vedic studies with nothing to do with the agency.

12. PrestaChamps — 430 Completed PrestaShop Upgrades

PrestaChamps is registered at Targu Mures in Romania according to the PrestaShop directory, but its own site foregrounds UK operations and a UK phone number and publishes no street address. That ambiguity is not disqualifying, and it is worth resolving on a first call, particularly if contracting jurisdiction matters to you. The site describes an “Official PrestaShop Partner” position and the directory confirms Expert 3-star with Core Skills. There is a second inconsistency: experience is given in one place as over two decades and in another as more than seventeen years. Both are published, so ask. The stated volume is 380 or more completed projects, 430 or more finished upgrades and 750 or more clients, and the agency is also a Google Partner and a Mailchimp Partner. Named clients include Gutter Centre, Farmacia Nova da Maia, JIJI.SG, Eibenstock UK, Skolyx and Vape Green. The upgrade number is the most specific claim of its kind here, and upgrades are currently the dominant PrestaShop job: getting stores off end-of-life 1.7 and onto 8.2.x or 9.x without breaking modules. Supporting services cover page speed optimization, security, GDPR and SSL, module development, migration and email marketing.

13. Masterhomepage — Swiss Payment Rails And A Galaxus Connector

Masterhomepage is based in Basel and serves Basel, Zurich, Bern and Lucerne, founded in 2003 with more than twenty-two years of trading and eight named team members. Start with a discrepancy, the most instructive thing on this page. The agency’s own site says that with three stars it belongs among the highest-rated PrestaShop partner agencies. The official PrestaShop directory lists it at Expert 2-star with Core Skills. The directory is the source of truth, the self-claim is not, and checking took under a minute. Expert 2-star is a real certification, but a buyer should know which number is the verified one. The Swiss specialty is the reason to look: CHF handling, Datatrans and PostFinance payment interfaces, a Galaxus marketplace connector, and multilingual builds across German, French, Italian and English. Those capabilities have almost no value outside Switzerland and are close to mandatory inside it. Add B2B custom pricing, ERP integration, PrestaShop 8 to 9 upgrades and an in-house hosting product. Named clients include BLIGG, Lüftungsteile, Shop Klinik Arlesheim, Eventlocation Farnsburg, GLS, Twydil, Nyfag and Barfussschuhe Shop, with claims of more than 150 active shops managed, 500 or more projects and 2,000 or more customers since 2003.

14. Afternet — PrestaShop Practice In Athens Since 2006

Afternet works from Agios Dimitrios in Athens, with the site also referencing a New York office, and has built on PrestaShop since 2006. That makes it one of the longest-running PrestaShop practices in Greece, which matters in a market small enough that continuity and local reputation do most of the vendor selection. Its badge line reads “Επίσημοι Prestashop Partners για την Ελλάδα”, official PrestaShop Partners for Greece, and the official PrestaShop Experts badge is displayed; the directory confirms Expert 2-star with Core Skills. Team size is not published, described only as a tight group of developers, designers, marketers and project managers, so ask for the actual delivery roster. Named clients include Greenmart, Optical Direct, Flexbook, Ethnikos Kirikas, Comfuzio Toys, Petit Bateau and Boxer. The agency says 95 percent of its client base arrives through customer and partner recommendation, which is its own figure. Services cover B2B platforms, custom software applications, theme integration across 14 or more design styles, consultancy and strategy, and AI tooling including chatbots and content generation. Flexbook is worth noting because it is a calendar configurator rather than a stock catalog store, which shows range beyond conventional retail.

How To Choose A PrestaShop Agency In Europe

How Do You Read PrestaShop’s Certification Tiers?

PrestaShop maintains a public partner directory, free to search, which makes this the easiest major ecommerce platform to vet an agency on. The headline is the Expert tier: one star, two stars or three stars, awarded on a mix of certified staff, project volume and platform contribution, with three stars genuinely uncommon. Underneath the stars sit individual developer certifications, and those are the part most buyers skip. Core Skills covers general platform competence, Administrator Skills covers back-office configuration and store operations, and StoreFront Skills covers theming and front-end work. A profile shows how many certified developers an agency has and which certifications they hold, so an agency with the full set has covered build, operations and front end rather than one of the three. Astrabit holding all three is a stronger technical signal than the star count alone.

What If The Badge On The Website Does Not Match The Directory?

It happens, and this list contains a live example. Masterhomepage GmbH states on its own site that its three stars place it among the highest-rated PrestaShop partner agencies. The official directory lists the company at Expert 2-star with Core Skills. Both statements are public and the check takes under a minute: open the directory, search the company name, read the tier. Treat this as a process lesson rather than an accusation. Badge images go stale, tiers get reassessed, and marketing pages are updated less often than certifications change. What matters is that you never accept a tier from the party selling to you when the vendor publishes the same fact for free. Apply that rule to every profile on any list, including this one.

How Do You Verify An Agency’s Real Domain?

Get the domain from the Website field on the official PrestaShop directory profile, not from a search result. Research for this list turned up four traps in one sitting. One German agency’s obvious domain resolves to an unrelated wiki. Another German agency’s obvious domain does not resolve at all. An Italian agency shares its name with an unrelated site on a different top-level domain covering a completely different subject. A Belgian agency’s national TLD does not serve its site, which is counterintuitive when the company is visibly Belgian. In every case the correct domain was sitting in the directory profile. The cost of getting this wrong is worse than a wasted click: a contact form on a lookalike domain sends your project brief somewhere you did not intend.

Does Headcount Tell You Anything Useful?

Very little on its own. A nine-person Florence shop, Vedanet, has a national ecommerce award on a client project. A two-certified-developer team in Osnabrück, THOMAX Media, runs omnichannel catalogs approaching 50,000 items with POS and ERP integration. A thirty-person Kaunas company, INVERTUS, rebuilt the checkout module that roughly 300,000 merchants depend on. Meanwhile a 200-person ICT group brings procurement stability no boutique can match. Size tells you about resilience and how a supplier handles absence and escalation. It does not tell you about capability on your problem. Ask who will actually do the work, what they last shipped that resembles your project, and whether that person is certified.

Why Does The Agency’s Country Matter So Much?

Because on PrestaShop the hard parts are usually local. Payment rails, ERP connectors, marketplace feeds, courier integrations, invoicing and tax handling are country-shaped, and they are where budgets overrun. ERP work in particular is the recurring theme across almost every agency above. If you sell cross-border, you need an agency that has shipped in the target market, not one that has read about it. That is also the honest test for a lower-cost build team elsewhere: a distributed or offshore development partner can be excellent on architecture and throughput while still needing a local specialist beside it for market-specific integrations.

Which PrestaShop Version Should The Agency Be Working On?

PrestaShop 9 is the current major line, with 9.1.5 shipped in August 2026 and 9.2 in beta. PrestaShop 8.2.x is the maintained prior line and still receives security patches, so staying there for now is defensible. Versions 1.6 and 1.7 are long past end of life, and an agency presenting 1.7 support as a current capability rather than a migration starting point is telling you something about its own roadmap. Ask which default theme a proposed build uses: Hummingbird is the PrestaShop 9 default, Classic remains maintained alongside it, and the right answer depends on your front-end plans rather than on novelty. An agency writing publicly about the 9.2 beta, as Astrabit does, is demonstrably tracking the release line.

Conclusion

The European PrestaShop market rewards specificity. The agencies worth your shortlist are the ones whose local knowledge is visible in named client work: Swiss payment interfaces, Polish ERP and marketplace connectors, German POS and omnichannel retail, French accredited training, Greek market longevity, Lithuanian payments engineering at the platform’s own core. Verify the tier in the official directory before you accept it from a website, and get the domain from the directory too. Ask who does the work rather than how many people are on staff, and ask what they last shipped in your market. Once you have a shortlist take the two or three that fit into a proper scoping conversation. The certification data is free and the case studies are public, so on this platform there is very little excuse for choosing blind.

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