Comparison

Saleor vs Vendure

No clear leader: Vendure (53.4) and Saleor (52.9) are within the 5-point margin; treat as a tie. The attribute-by-attribute breakdown below, with a source and date on every value, is the honest way to compare them.

Machine formatsJSONMarkdownGraphQLor send Accept: application/json
Saleor53
Vendure53
Score
Vioscale score
Saleor53 / 100medium · 67%
Vendure53 / 100medium · 59%
Pricing
Free tier
Saleor
Vendure
Model
Price level
Saleorhigh
Vendurefree
Transparent
Saleor
Vendure
Integrations
Count
Saleor1
Vendure1
Reliability
Status page
Saleor
Vendure
Adoption
Dependent repos
Saleor0
Vendure1
Github stars
Saleor23,265
Vendure8,376
Package downloads weekly
Saleor
Vendure28,328
Activity
Commits last 30d
Saleor58
Vendure100
Release
Cadence days
Saleor
Vendure17
History
Saleor20 items
Vendure20 items
License
Language
Primary
SaleorPython
VendureTypeScript
Market
Availability

Capabilities

Feature-by-feature on the axes that matter for e-commerce platforms. “-” means undocumented, not absent.

Core
Platform type
SaleorHeadless / composable
VendureHeadless / composable
Licensing
Open-source
Saleor
Vendure
Deployment
Self-hostable
Saleor
Vendure
Pricing
Free / open tier
Saleor
Vendure
Transaction fees beyond plan
Saleor
Vendure-
Payments
Payments model
SaleorBuilt-in + BYO gateway
VendureBuilt-in payments
Architecture
Headless / API-first storefront
Saleor
Vendure
Compliance
PCI-DSS compliance provided
Saleor
Vendure-
Reach
Multi-currency / multi-language
Saleor
Vendure
Selling
B2B / wholesale features
Saleor
Vendure
POS / omnichannel
Saleor
Vendure
Extensibility
App / extension ecosystem size
SaleorOver 100 webhooks, extensible dashboard with iframe apps, open-source app market
VendurePlugin-first architecture with stable plugin contracts

What each one is

The product in its own terms, so the numbers below have context.

Saleor

A GraphQL-based ecommerce platform enabling teams to build, deploy, and scale customizable commerce experiences through headless architecture with both cloud-hosted and self-hosted options.

Independently observed

Vendure

A developer-focused commerce backend using Node.js, NestJS, and GraphQL that enables businesses to build custom D2C, B2B, and omnichannel storefronts through a single extensible API without vendor lock-in.

Independently observed

Pricing

List pricing as published by each vendor, with the date we read it. Always verify at the source before you buy.

Saleor

from $1599/moHybridFree tier

From $1,599/month. Free sandbox tier available for development.

  • SandboxesFree
    • Isolated development environments
    • Data branching
    • Automated backups and snapshots
    • Data obfuscation for privacy
    • No API rate limiting
  • Standard$1,599/month + 0.8% on orders exceeding $200k GMV
    • Up to $200k GMV monthly included
    • 0.8% fee on orders exceeding GMV limit
    • Fair API usage policy
    • Discovery and onboarding
    • Solution architect pairing
    • +2 more
  • Volume$3,999/month + 0.4% on orders exceeding $1M GMV
    • Up to $1M GMV monthly included
    • 0.4% fee on orders exceeding GMV limit
    • Fair API usage policy
    • All Standard plan support features
    • Dedicated delivery lead
    • +2 more
  • EnterpriseContact sales
    • Best unit economics for scale
    • Custom pricing negotiated per needs
    • Fair API usage policy
    • Full support and delivery services
    • Quarterly business reviews
    • +1 more
as of verify ↗

Vendure

Open sourceFree tier
as of verify ↗

Platform & deployment

Where each product runs and how it can be hosted. A dash means undocumented, not unsupported.

Platforms
Web
Saleor
Vendure
CLI
Saleor
Vendure
Deployment
Cloud / SaaS
Saleor
Vendure
Self-hosted
Saleor
Vendure
Hybrid
Saleor
Vendure

Integrations

What each product connects to. Counts come from the vendor's own integration directory where one exists.

Saleor

1 total
  • Stripe Connect
Independently observed

Vendure

1 total
  • Microsoft ERP
Independently observed

Comparison generated from independently-sourced facts. Every value links to its source and retrieval date. See the method.