For agencies and partners

A technical partner for your clients’ e-commerce projects

Have you identified a technical blocker for a client, or a project beyond your delivery scope? Let's discuss the requirements and whether FroggShop on Shopware is a fit. For SEO, communications, design and digital agencies, as well as integrators, collaboration starts with clear responsibilities.

Connect your recommendations with technical feasibility

SEO agencies

Are page structure, filters or redirects blocking your recommendations? Share your findings and intended changes. We can examine the technical need and a potential scope without promising ranking improvements.

Communications, design and digital

Brand content and designed journeys need to work with catalogue and commerce rules. Scoping connects your editorial and visual direction with the components, data and integrations it requires.

Integrators and technical teams

For a Shopware project, a business-specific extension or data exchanges with IT systems, let's define components, interfaces and each party's responsibilities before dividing the work.

Let's discuss referral partnerships

Do you know a business whose project could be a fit for FroggShop? Referral partnerships are one of the ways we would like to collaborate. Tell us about the context and your role so we can discuss an introduction.

Terms to agree together

Commercial and operational terms for referrals have yet to be defined. No commission schedule, exclusivity or white-label delivery is guaranteed. Roles, the client relationship and any applicable terms need agreement before either party commits.

Talk about a partnership

Assess the issue before proposing a rebuild

A blocked recommendation is not enough to conclude that a platform change is necessary. Depending on the assessment, technology and scope, a fix to the current site or a Shopware rebuild may be considered. We do not promise to work on every site or take over every codebase.

1. Share your findings

Describe the issues, existing recommendations and known constraints, with the client's agreement to share the information.

2. Assess the potential work

Identify necessary checks, relevant capabilities and limitations. Distinguish your assignment from any potential technical scope.

3. Agree the framework

Clarify contacts, approvals, the commercial relationship and responsibilities before proposing next steps to the client.

Tell us about a client project