Saleor

Open-source headless e-commerce platform built on Python and GraphQL, backed by Zalando and Target Global.

📍 Poland 🇵🇱, Warsaw

🏛️ Majority EU-owned

E-commerce

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Product overview

Saleor is a headless, GraphQL-first, open-source e-commerce platform built on Python and Django. The project originated in 2013 as an internal tool at the Polish software agency Mirumee before spinning out as an independent company in 2020, headquartered in Warsaw. Saleor provides product catalog management with dynamic attributes, multi-channel support (web, mobile, retail, marketplaces), multi-warehouse inventory, customizable checkout flows, payment integrations, shipping and fulfillment orchestration, promotions, gift cards, tax management, and multi-currency/multi-language support. The platform exposes its functionality through a GraphQL API with 160+ webhooks. Both a self-hosted open-source edition (BSD-3-Clause license) and Saleor Cloud (managed SaaS with auto-scaling) are available. It includes a React admin dashboard and a reference Next.js storefront. Saleor targets mid-to-large D2C brands, B2B operations, and developer teams who need full control over their commerce stack. With 21,800+ GitHub stars, it is one of the most popular open-source MACH commerce platforms. The company raised USD 10.5 million, including USD 8 million in 2024 led by Target Global (Berlin) and Zalando (Berlin), with participation from Cherry Ventures (Berlin). Notable brands using Saleor include Lush and Breitling. KEY FEATURES: - GraphQL-first API with 160+ webhooks for full extensibility - Multi-channel, multi-warehouse, and multi-currency commerce backend - Open-source BSD-3-Clause license with managed cloud option - React admin dashboard and reference Next.js storefront - 21,800+ GitHub stars and active developer community