Sylius vs Wix eCommerce

Sylius is an open-source headless eCommerce platform for mid-market and enterprise brands building custom commerce solutions. Its framework supports B2C and B2B use cases and provides a customizable REST API built with API Platform for headless frontends and microservice architectures. Sylius Standard is a Symfony application with Sylius core as a dependency; it can be installed with Composer or Docker and run on a standard VPS. Docker and Kubernetes are also deployment options for cloud environments. The Addons marketplace lists plugins and third-party integrations. Sylius Plus adds commercial modules such as advanced multi-store, returns management, multi-source inventory, loyalty, partial shipment and request for quotation. Standard is offered under the MIT license with community support and no response-time guarantee; Plus lists SLA-backed support with a one-day response time. Standard has no native quotation process, so customers cannot start price inquiries online. No Standard price is listed. Sylius Plus starts from €800 per year.

Wix eCommerce is a hosted offering for building an online store, with omnichannel sales support and tools for abandoned cart recovery and digital products. It includes an app marketplace and is available on the web, iOS, and Android. The Free plan costs nothing and requires no credit card. It includes reliable web hosting, a drag-and-drop editor, no-code design features, and thousands of templates. Wix eCommerce lists three additional plans: Core, Business, and Business Elite. Core includes 50 GB of storage and five site collaborators; Business provides 100 GB and ten collaborators; Business Elite includes unlimited storage and 100 collaborators. Wix was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel. The stated plan details make storage capacity and collaborator limits the explicit distinctions among its named paid tiers, while the free tier provides hosting, templates, and a visual editor for getting started.