plan-a.de
Content-management and e-commerce platforms for brands and publishers, built and operated from Hamburg
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About plan-a.de
Plan A Internet GmbH designs, builds and operates custom content-management and e-commerce solutions. Its stack includes Symfony, Shopware, Sulu CMS, WordPress and Vue.js, with a focus on Shopware and headless shops.
Customers are established brands and companies, such as tesa, FRoSTA, Burda BCN and TV Spielfilm, for which it runs B2B shops, multi-country websites and self-service advertising platforms. Work is delivered as project-based development followed by ongoing operation and extension of platforms over many years.
The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Hamburg.
Product: Custom content-management and e-commerce platforms, including Shopware and headless shops, with managed operations.
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