Overview

Open source headless commerce framework built with TypeScript, NestJS, React and GraphQL The headless platform built for B2B complexity. From custom pricing models to multi-organization hierarchies, Vendure handles what legacy platforms can’t. The project has 8K+ GitHub stars and is licensed under NOASSERTION.

Key Features

Source: GitHub README

Built for heavy customization: Extensible plugin architecture allows you to tailor every aspect of your commerce solution
Modern, AI-optimized tech stack: Built on TypeScript, Node.js, NestJS, and GraphQL for outstanding performance and developer experience
Headless architecture: API-first design enables seamless multichannel commerce across any frontend
Enterprise-ready: Trusted by thousands of teams worldwide, from startups to Fortune 500 companies
Rich feature set: Comprehensive out-of-the-box functionality with customizable admin dashboard and commerce framework

Getting Started

Source: GitHub README

Visit our Getting Started guide to get Vendure Core up and running locally in less than 2 minutes with a single command.

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Normalized Features

Source: tool-features-normalized.json

plugins, rest api.

Deploy

Docker

Self-host with Docker Compose

Coolify

One-click via Coolify panel

Elestio

Managed hosting from $9/mo

PikaPods

Simple managed hosting

Features

Integrations & APIs

Plugin / Extension System
REST API

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