Sage eCommerce
E-commerce platforms
E-commerce software
- Features
- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
- Market presence
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€98 per month
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Free version unavailable
Small
Medium
Large
- Manufacturing
- Agriculture, fishing, and forestry
- Retail and wholesale
What is Sage eCommerce
Sage eCommerce is an e-commerce storefront and order-capture solution designed to connect online sales with Sage back-office systems. It is typically used by small and mid-sized businesses that want web ordering tied to inventory, pricing, and customer records managed in Sage accounting/ERP products. The product focuses on Sage-centric integrations and workflows rather than being a general-purpose site builder. Deployments commonly support catalog management, customer accounts, and order processing with synchronization to Sage systems.
Tight Sage back-office fit
The product is designed to integrate with Sage accounting/ERP environments, which can reduce manual re-entry of orders, customers, and product data. This is useful for organizations that already standardize on Sage for inventory, pricing, and financials. Compared with more general website-first tools, it prioritizes operational alignment with Sage processes.
B2B ordering workflows support
Sage eCommerce commonly targets business purchasing scenarios such as customer-specific pricing, account-based ordering, and repeat ordering. These capabilities align with companies that sell through catalogs and negotiated terms rather than one-off consumer transactions. This can make it a better fit than lightweight storefront tools that focus primarily on content and design.
Single-vendor accountability option
For Sage customers, sourcing the storefront and integration path from the same vendor can simplify support escalation and roadmap alignment. This can reduce the number of third-party connectors required for basic order-to-cash flows. It also helps teams that prefer vendor-supported integrations over custom middleware.
Sage-centric ecosystem dependency
Organizations not running Sage back-office products may see limited value, since many benefits depend on Sage integration. If the business plans to change ERP/accounting platforms, the storefront architecture may require rework or replacement. This can increase switching costs compared with platform-agnostic commerce stacks.
Less focus on web design
Compared with website-builder-oriented commerce products, the feature emphasis is typically on ordering and back-office synchronization rather than advanced site design and content tooling. Teams that need extensive marketing pages, drag-and-drop design, or broad template ecosystems may require additional web tooling. This can add complexity for marketing-led implementations.
Integration scope varies by setup
Actual integration depth (e.g., real-time inventory, complex pricing rules, promotions, returns) can vary based on the specific Sage back-office product, version, and connector approach. Some scenarios may require partner services or custom development to meet requirements. Buyers should validate supported objects, sync frequency, and error-handling before committing.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sage 50 (für bestehenden Onlineshop) | €98 per month (excl. VAT) | ERP (Sage 50) integration with marketplace connectivity; automated order/price/stock sync; e-invoicing & analysis dashboard; Online Plus support. |
| Sage 50 (mit integriertem Onlineshop) | €134 per month (excl. VAT) | All-in-one ERP + integrated Sage Shop (powered by ePages); drag-and-drop shop builder; marketplace connections; marketing tools; automated workflows. |
Seller details
Sage Group plc
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
1981
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