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Top E-commerce Agencies in Sweden

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Sweden

Sweden’s e-commerce agency scene is unusually concentrated around a handful of platforms, Adobe Commerce (Magento), Shopify Plus, Norce and Centra, and around agencies old enough to have grown up with the local retail sector rather than parachuted in for it. Several of the country’s biggest players started in the 2000s building for Swedish fashion, DIY and consumer brands, and now serve international clients from the same Stockholm and Gothenburg offices.

This directory covers Sweden-headquartered agencies for whom e-commerce is a core, stated service, verified against their own websites.

E-commerce agencies in Sweden

Avensia

Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Lund, Skåne, Avensia is listed on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market under the ticker AVEN. It states more than 350 modern commerce experts across Sweden, Norway, the UK, the US and the Philippines, and describes itself as a full-service .NET-based e-commerce and omnichannel specialist. Named client work includes a new digital platform for Scandinavian shoe retail chain Eurosko and a B2B e-commerce implementation for American Orthodontics.

CO-OP Agency

E-commerce agency headquartered in Uddevalla, on Sweden’s west coast, positioning itself as a Shopify agency for B2C, B2B and Shopify Plus, alongside Adobe Commerce (Magento) work as an Adobe Silver Partner. States it is a Shopify Selected Partner. Named client work on its own site includes Stihl, Sonax and outdoor-gear brand Arrak Outdoor.

Grebban

Design and e-commerce agency describing itself as born in Sweden, with offices in Stockholm and Gothenburg alongside London, Copenhagen and Oslo. States an in-house team of 100-plus consultants and that it does not outsource. Positions itself as a premier Shopify partner and Centra agency, with named case studies including a four-month migration of fashion brand J.Lindeberg from Salesforce Commerce Cloud to Shopify Plus, and Swedish workwear brand Blåkläder.

Nordic Web Team

Stockholm-based e-commerce agency, founded in 2011, working across Norce, Shopify Plus, Shopware and Magento Open Source with Hyvä. States a team of 20-plus senior-level experts and more than 100 clients, plus a delivery office in Bucharest. Named client work on its own site includes the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, the Swedish Kennel Club (Svenska Kennelklubben), and underwear brand Bread & Boxers.

Vaimo

Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Stockholm, Vaimo describes itself as one of the world’s most respected digital commerce agencies on the Adobe Commerce (Magento) platform. Publicly reported staff numbers put it in the 201 to 500 employee range, with offices across EMEA, APAC and North America. Named client work includes a digital commerce platform for DIY retailer BAUHAUS and a B2B-to-D2C composable commerce project for flooring manufacturer Tarkett.

Wallmander & Co

Shopify Plus Partner headquartered in Mölndal, in the Gothenburg region, also working with BigCommerce, stating North European BigCommerce Partner of the Year 2025, and WooCommerce. Focuses on platform migration, ERP integration and B2B e-commerce for Swedish brands. Named client work on its own site includes Danish liquorice brand Lakrids by Bülow and organic meat producer Gröna Gårdar.

How we selected these agencies

Every agency below was checked directly against its own website for the facts stated, not taken from directory listings or third-party mentions.

Selection criteria included:

  • Headquartered in Sweden with a verifiable physical office, confirmed from the agency’s own contact or footer information, not a location-targeted landing page

  • E-commerce named as a core, stated service on the agency’s own site, with named client work as evidence

  • Domain verified live and resolving to the agency’s own site, not parked, dead, or redirecting elsewhere

  • Evidence of current activity, such as a recent blog post, case study, or copyright notice

  • Independently operated, not a regional office of a foreign-headquartered network trading under a local-sounding name

This directory is editorially curated and every agency is reviewed before inclusion. Placement position is available to purchase, and higher positions receive more visibility.

Who this directory is for

This directory is useful for:

  • Swedish and Nordic companies evaluating e-commerce platform partners

  • Brands needing a Sweden-based team for local payment methods, tax rules and consumer expectations

  • Businesses comparing agency size, platform specialism and named case studies before a shortlist call

  • Teams deciding between Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, Centra and Norce and wanting to see who specialises in which

What these agencies help with

Between them, these agencies cover:

Platform migration – Moving between Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, Centra and Norce, including replatforming from legacy systems

Custom storefronts – Design and development on Shopify Plus, headless and composable architectures

System integration – Connecting shops to Fortnox, Visma, Business Central, SAP and similar systems

B2B commerce – Customer-specific pricing, quote flows and dealer portals alongside standard D2C

Unified commerce – Linking online stores with in-store and marketplace channels

Conversion and growth – Ongoing optimisation, CRO and performance work after launch

How to choose the right e-commerce agency

When evaluating Swedish e-commerce agencies, consider:

Platform match – Confirm the agency’s stated platform specialism, whether Adobe Commerce, Shopify, Centra or Norce, fits your existing or planned stack.

Named case studies – Ask for a reference client in your sector, not just a general portfolio.

Team size and depth – Match agency size to project complexity. A small specialist team suits a focused single-platform build; a larger one suits multi-market or multi-workstream projects.

Integration needs – If you need ERP or CRM connections, ask directly which systems the agency has integrated before.

Local market knowledge – For Swedish consumer brands, ask about experience with local payment methods such as Swish and Klarna, and with local delivery expectations.

Ongoing support – Clarify what happens after launch: hosting, monitoring and continued development.

Ready to explore Swedish e-commerce agencies?

Use this list as a starting point, not a final answer. Every agency here has published case studies and named clients you can look up yourself before reaching out, so do that first, then get in touch with whichever platform specialism and team size fits your project.

How we selected these agencies

Every agency below was checked directly against its own website for the facts stated, not taken from directory listings or third-party mentions.

Selection criteria included:

  • Headquartered in Sweden with a verifiable physical office, confirmed from the agency’s own contact or footer information, not a location-targeted landing page

  • E-commerce named as a core, stated service on the agency’s own site, with named client work as evidence

  • Domain verified live and resolving to the agency’s own site, not parked, dead, or redirecting elsewhere

  • Evidence of current activity, such as a recent blog post, case study, or copyright notice

  • Independently operated, not a regional office of a foreign-headquartered network trading under a local-sounding name

This directory is editorially curated and every agency is reviewed before inclusion. Placement position is available to purchase, and higher positions receive more visibility.

Who this directory is for

This directory is useful for:

  • Swedish and Nordic companies evaluating e-commerce platform partners

  • Brands needing a Sweden-based team for local payment methods, tax rules and consumer expectations

  • Businesses comparing agency size, platform specialism and named case studies before a shortlist call

  • Teams deciding between Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, Centra and Norce and wanting to see who specialises in which

What these agencies help with

Between them, these agencies cover:

Platform migration – Moving between Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, Centra and Norce, including replatforming from legacy systems

Custom storefronts – Design and development on Shopify Plus, headless and composable architectures

System integration – Connecting shops to Fortnox, Visma, Business Central, SAP and similar systems

B2B commerce – Customer-specific pricing, quote flows and dealer portals alongside standard D2C

Unified commerce – Linking online stores with in-store and marketplace channels

Conversion and growth – Ongoing optimisation, CRO and performance work after launch

How to choose the right e-commerce agency

When evaluating Swedish e-commerce agencies, consider:

Platform match – Confirm the agency’s stated platform specialism, whether Adobe Commerce, Shopify, Centra or Norce, fits your existing or planned stack.

Named case studies – Ask for a reference client in your sector, not just a general portfolio.

Team size and depth – Match agency size to project complexity. A small specialist team suits a focused single-platform build; a larger one suits multi-market or multi-workstream projects.

Integration needs – If you need ERP or CRM connections, ask directly which systems the agency has integrated before.

Local market knowledge – For Swedish consumer brands, ask about experience with local payment methods such as Swish and Klarna, and with local delivery expectations.

Ongoing support – Clarify what happens after launch: hosting, monitoring and continued development.

Ready to explore Swedish e-commerce agencies?

Use this list as a starting point, not a final answer. Every agency here has published case studies and named clients you can look up yourself before reaching out, so do that first, then get in touch with whichever platform specialism and team size fits your project.

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