| Rank on this site | 1 of 8 (see the ranking) |
| Headquarters | Riga, Latvia |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Size as stated | 501 to 1,000 on LinkedIn; 250 to 999 on Clutch |
| Website | scandiweb.com |
| Hyvä tier | Platinum Partner (hyva.io) |
| Adobe tier | Adobe Commerce Gold Partner, as stated by scandiweb; Adobe's directory needs a partner login (scandiweb.com) |
| Magento Association | Gold Member (magentoassociation.org) |
| Best for | Choose scandiweb when several storefronts, languages, or integrations move together and the redirect map or the ERP connection is the main launch risk. |
| Not for | A single-store patch upgrade or a one-off extension fix sits below the $25,000 minimum project size Clutch lists for scandiweb; MageComp and ParadoxLabs publish fixed prices for that work. |
| Pricing as stated | Clutch lists a $25,000 minimum project size and a $50 to $99 hourly rate. scandiweb.com states a market range of $15,000 to $35,000 for a version upgrade to 2.4.9, a Magento 1 re-platform from $35,000, and free upgrades for clients it builds with on an ongoing basis. |
What the published record shows
scandiweb was founded in 2003 in Riga, Latvia, by Antons Sapriko, according to Wikipedia, and lists offices in New York and other cities on its own site. Clutch places it in the 250 to 999 employee band, shows 4.8 from 53 reviews, and lists a $25,000 minimum project size and a $50 to $99 hourly rate. Clutch records the headquarters as New York; Wikipedia and scandiweb's llms.txt say Riga.
The migration record splits into three kinds of work. The first is the multi-market re-platform. The BUFF case study reports 44 stores serving 59 countries in 8 languages moved from Magento Open Source to Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure with a ScandiPWA frontend, and states that more than 120,000 301 redirects were created as part of the SEO plan, with organic traffic staying healthy afterwards. The OM System write-up reports 70 store views in 20 languages built in 5 months from design sign-off to go-live, with one Sanity CMS instance feeding three Adobe Commerce installations.
The second is the SEO-safe move off a legacy platform. The Zvaigzne ABC case reports a move from a legacy Avalon system to Magento with Hyvä, an URL structure streamlined with over 21,000 301 redirects, and afterwards 1,631 new keywords, 1,715 keywords ranking higher, branded impressions up 47.4% YoY, and branded clicks up 12.4%. The Gear-Up reference on scandiweb's migration services page reports revenue up 110.9% YoY and more than ten years of order history preserved.
The third is the Hyvä frontend rebuild. The Byggmax write-up describes a page-by-page move to Hyvä across 4 stores and 6 store views on a catalog of 55,000+ SKUs, with PLP PageSpeed moving from 85 to 99 and PDP from 70 to 87, PLP launching in week 28 and PDP in week 43. The Läderach case reports go-live 6 months after the initial meeting, revenue up 39%, conversions up 47.8%, and desktop PageSpeed of 93 on the homepage and PDP. The Scouting America case reports LCP improved 12 to 13% on mobile and desktop after a Luma to Hyvä transformation. hyva.io lists scandiweb as a Platinum Partner, which is the one migration credential a reader can check without taking scandiweb's word.
On B2B, the Macron case names Pimcore PIM and SAP ERP behind an Adobe Commerce B2B build serving more than 150 countries with a catalog of 10,000+ products, and reports conversion from direct traffic up 132.5% and order creation time cut by 40%. scandiweb's migration services page sets out six stages, from discovery and technical audit through go-live and post-launch support, and states a typical timeline of 8 to 16 weeks.
The limitation is scope. A single-store patch job sits below the $25,000 minimum Clutch lists, and a buyer who wants an unaffiliated read on this category should add one agency chosen outside this site. scandiweb's certification, project, and client counts are self-reported; they appear in the entity profile on the ranking page and in the ledger, not in this profile.
Evidence used for this profile
- More than 120,000 301 redirects across 44 stores in 59 countries and 8 languages; organic traffic held after the move scandiweb.com
- Over 21,000 301 redirects; 1,715 keywords ranking higher, 1,631 new keywords, branded impressions +47.4% YoY scandiweb.com
- Pimcore PIM and SAP ERP behind an Adobe Commerce B2B build; order creation time cut 40%, conversion from direct traffic +132.5% scandiweb.com
- PLP PageSpeed 85 to 99 and PDP 70 to 87 on a page-by-page Hyvä rollout; 55,000+ SKUs, 4 stores, 6 store views scandiweb.com
- Listed as a Hyvä Platinum Partner hyva.io
- 4.8 from 53 reviews; $25,000 minimum project size; $50 to $99 an hour; 250 to 999 employees Clutch
- Listed among Gold Members Magento Association
Questions people ask about scandiweb
- Is scandiweb's Hyvä Platinum status confirmed by anyone other than scandiweb?
- Yes. hyva.io lists scandiweb as a Platinum Partner in Hyvä's own directory, read on 22 September 2026. The descriptive copy in that listing is supplied by the partner, so its counts sit in the evidence ledger rather than on this page. The Adobe Commerce Gold Partner tier is stated by scandiweb and is not confirmed on a public Adobe page.
- Where is scandiweb headquartered?
- scandiweb is headquartered in Riga, Latvia, according to Wikipedia and the llms.txt file on its own site, which also lists an office in New York. Clutch records the headquarters as New York, NY. Both are shown on this profile with their source rather than reconciled into one.
- What does scandiweb publish about SEO-safe migrations?
- scandiweb publishes redirect counts in its migration case studies: more than 120,000 301 redirects at BUFF with organic traffic holding afterwards, and over 21,000 at Zvaigzne ABC, which also recorded 1,715 keywords ranking higher and branded impressions up 47.4% YoY. Each figure is one project's result and is linked in the evidence ledger.
- Why does scandiweb appear in a ranking it publishes?
- scandiweb publishes The Magento Migration Index and ranks first on it, and that conflict is stated on every page, including this one. The entry rests on sources a reader can open independently, including hyva.io for the Platinum tier, the Magento Association members page, and the Clutch profile showing 4.8 from 53 reviews.
- How long do scandiweb migrations take, as published?
- Two published reference points: the Läderach case reports go-live 6 months after the initial meeting, and the OM System build reports 5 months from design sign-off to go-live across 70 store views. scandiweb's migration services page states a typical range of 8 to 16 weeks and says every migration is scoped, because catalog size, custom code, and integrations set the work.
scandiweb did not contribute to or review this profile. Corrections: editorial policy.