Overview
Spryker was founded in 2014 by Boris Lokschin and Alexander Graf, and released the first version of its composable commerce operating system in 2016[23]. The company reached 100 employees in 2018, raised US$130 million in Series C funding in 2020, launched its App Composition Platform in 2022, and released a Self-Service Portal in 2025; it says Gartner recognised it as a Leader in the 2024 Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce[23].
Spryker describes itself as a digital commerce platform for B2B enterprises, with offerings for B2B commerce, a B2B self-service portal, enterprise marketplaces and AI commerce, and customer stories including complex spare-parts shops[24]. Its modular architecture lets companies take only the components they need and upgrade them independently[24].
Spryker is privately held and does not publish prices. Like other composable platforms, it requires development capacity and a partner, and suits manufacturers building marketplaces or highly customised portals rather than simple wholesale stores.
Spryker features
- B2B commerce
- B2B Self-Service Portal
- Enterprise marketplace
- App Composition Platform
- AI commerce capabilities
- Modular, upgradable components
Spryker pricing
Quote-based; no prices published.
Spryker strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Strong marketplace capability
- Modular architecture
- B2B-first positioning
- Analyst recognition
Limitations
- Requires development partners
- No published pricing
- More complex than packaged B2B tools
- Smaller ecosystem than the largest suites
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Spryker alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to Spryker: companies ranked in the same lists.
SAP SE- Salesforce Sales Cloud
Adobe Firefly
Shopify Payments
BigCommerce B2B Edition
VTEX
commercetools
Intershop
Optimizely Configured Commerce
Sana Commerce
Shopware Evolve (B2B Components)
Virto Commerce
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