Hello to Amasty blog readers!
It’s been a while we introduced our new partners. We are proud that these companies joined our family!
Our business partners come from over 80 countries from all across the globe. It’s our partners who inspire us to develop fully-fledged and user-friendly Magento extensions. And it’s our partners who trust us with the success of their business.
Here are the guys that joined Amasty Partnership program during the last 3+ years.
Timeline:
Partners that joined us in June 2019
In June, our work on expanding partnership network and revitalizing the existing partnerships was productive.
All in all, in June we got +30 new partners and +6 restored partnerships.
Check the details by region in the tabs below.
- JetRails (US)
- Razoyo (US)
- DotcomWeavers (US)
- Bytes.co (US)
- Element Wheels (US)
- True North Arms (US)
- Peak Beyond (US)
- O2 Web (Canada)
- Novatize (Canada)
- Market Academy (France)
- REDKIWI (Netherlands)
- WebwinkelCompany (Netherlands)
- WEXO (Denmark)
- Crasman (Finland)
- mStage GmbH (Austria)
- Baldwin (Belgium)
- The Building Block Agency (Spain)
- Whiteseven (Netherlands)
- EXPRE (UK)
- Droppin Studio (Denmark)
- SOFTWeb Adaptive I.T. Solutions (Greece)
- e-Tales (Netherlands)
- Best Online Cabinets (Germany)
- 2simplify (UK)
- Krish Technolabs (India)
- Magento360 (India)
- Tridhya (India)
- Aligent Consulting (Australia)
- aCommerce (Thailand)
- SR Sworks (China)
- Magease (China)
Partners that joined us in May 2019
This May has been quite eventful. We have had a chance to fly to LA and participate in Magento Imagine 2019. And now we are getting ready to go to London to meet our current partners and make new connections with e-commerce representatives from all over the world at Meet Magento UK 2019.
We are happy to share all the new partners and the renewed ones we’ve already managed to establish communication with and plan mutually beneficial cooperation.
- MonkeySports (US)
- Shero (US)
- Weidenhammer Systems (US)
- Swarming Technology (US)
- Kensium (US)
- EC Internet (US)
- Endertech (US)
- IWD Agency (US)
- Agence MXO (Canada)
- FinestShops (Canada)
- Webstraxt (UK)
- Adeo Web (Lithuania)
- dZine-Hub (UK)
- Visma Norway (Norway)
- Aurora Creation (Poland)
- InterSales (Germany)
- interactiv4 (Spain)
- Object Source (UK)
- R&W Media (UK)
- Vallfer (Spain)
- Tienda Electropolis (Spain)
- Infocube (Greece)
- Cream (the Netherlands)
- iWeb (UK)
- JOOMI (Israel)
- Ideo Digital (Israel)
- Sparx IT Solutions (India)
- Ambient Infotech (India)
- 1st Main (India)
- Imagine Orange (Germany)
- Atwix (Slovakia)
Partners that have already joined us in 2019
The first 4 months of 2019 have been quite fruitful for us. In only 4 months, we’ve got 46 new partners and restored partnerships with 28 partners. Again, partnerships cross borders, oceans, and continents.
This year, our partnerships count not only agencies and vendors, but also retailers (Parfumerie Seduction, Arc Holdings and more).
- Itegration (US)
- Nicopure (US)
- Earthling Interactive (US)
- PineappleDevelopment (US)
- Retail Reinvented (US)
- Arc Holdings (US)
- NS8 (US)
- Briteskies (Canada)
- NationPack.com (Canada)
- Vortex International (US)
- Jola Interactive (US)
- BS Internet Concepten (Netherlands)
- Ixir Soft (Turkey)
- Thbaker (UK)
- Digital Six (UK)
- DDS KISS (UK)
- Gloversure (UK)
- Parfumerie Seduction (France)
- Armah (Italy)
- OGL Software Limited (UK)
- Comiteshopping.com (France)
- Gemtech (Slovakia)
- Original Concepts (Israel)
- e-Avantage (France)
- Milltek Sport (UK)
- GlasBoertje.NL (Netherlands)
- Otto Gourmet (Germany)
- Headway ApS (Denmark)
- Trinos (Netherlands)
- Shop Commerce (Netherlands)
- Fluid Digital (UK)
- Emizen Tech (India)
- Rival Ecommerce (Australia)
- Pupsik Studio LLP (Singapore)
- CRMG Holdings Limited (Hong Kong SAR China)
- Ranosys Technologies (Singapore)
- Pashmina (India)
- Motive Power (Hong Kong SAR China)
- Derringers Media (Australia)
- Inchoo d.o.o. (Croatia)
- Balance Internet (Australia)
- Rainstorm Studio (Australia)
- Magenext (US)
- Perspective Studio (Ukraine)
- Visualwebs (Spain)
- Reach Digital (Netherlands)
- Lab 51 (Netherlands)
- Codaone Oy (Finland)
- KraftMedia (Norway)
- SmartSites Nj Magento Development (US)
- Aspiration Hosting (US)
- Evoworks (Netherlands)
- Younify (Netherlands)
- Magentiamo (Italy)
- Experius (Netherlands)
- M-Connect Media (US)
- UX Maze (Netherlands)
- Ivisual Web & Design
- Studio Emma (Belgium)
- RoseHosting (US)
- Wagento (US)
- Netsteps (Greece)
- Awevo (Luxembourg)
- Hypershop (Netherlands)
- Liquidshop (UK)
- Optima Innovations (Malaysia)
- Rock Technolabs (India)
Partners that joined us in 2018
In 2018 Amasty successfully expanded the partnership network throughout the globe.
We acquired 29 new partners representing all-inclusive agencies, hosting solution e-stores and more. We thank our new partners for their trust and look forward to mutually beneficial cooperation opportunities.
Here’s the full list:
- RoseHosting (US)
- Kinex Media (Canada)
- Absolute Web Services (US)
- Retail Reinvented (US)
- AccuWebHosting (US)
- TopSpot (US)
- Digital Operative (US)
- Rootways (Canada)
- Hypershop (Netherlands)
- Studio Raz (Israel)
- Creation Labs (Lithuania)
- MageXo (Czech Republic)
- Boutique TV (Russia)
- Dahlquist.nu (Sweden)
- 21w.pl (Poland)
- Convert Group (Norway)
- Uchees (Taiwan)
- Allies of Skin (Singapore)
- Convert Digital (Australia)
- Verdikt (Australia)
- GoGo Eshop Limited (China)
- Redstage (US)
- 121 eCommerce (US)
- Globally Digital (UK)
- MarginFrame (Thailand)
- Best Response Media (UK)
- MDL Online (Netherlands)
- Welters (Germany)
We thank our renewed partners for getting back with us. We promise to live up to their expectations by providing quality products and service.
Partners that joined us in 2017

Partners that joined us in 2016
- Interview with Advanced Logic
- Interview with SmartSites
- Interview with Envision Ecommerce
- Partnership with Alinga
- New Partners: May
- New Partners: December

Davide Consonni, Advanced Logic CEO and owner, speaking at Meet Magento Belarus 2014
— Do you remember how and why your company has started working with Magento? We first began working with Magento when we took on a project for an Italian luxury merchant. He was looking for an agency to build a long term working relationship with, and Magento was really starting to heat up both in Italy and abroad. Once we gained that initial experience, we started taking on more domestic clients for Magento projects; eventually, our Magento specialization became well known outside the country. More than 70% of our client base consists of international e-commerce agents now! — As Magento is evolving, more and more companies offer Magento services for merchants. What are your core advantages that convince clients to work with you? The key to our success lies in the breadth and volume of our experience. We’ve been working with Magento for five out of the eight years it’s been around, and we manage around 800 individual Magento tasks per year. Some of our clients are larger U.S. corporations, and they pass the work to us on a regular basis. We also rely on always prompt customer service to set our agency apart. When a merchant submits a request with Advanced Logic, the team takes a clear, empirical approach and quickly analyzes each detail to create a proposal containing both a financial outline and a well-defined workflow. We pride ourselves in maintaining precise, transparent communications and planning with each of our clients, and it’s helped us to build a fantastic reputation in the e-commerce industry. — Can you share the most unusual project you’ve worked on? Offhand, the most unusual project we have worked on was the Mix and Match customization we made for Lindsay Phillips. The new extension was created to show groups of relevant products and their associated images; each product mix image was shown differently depending on what product features was selected. This responsive workflow was very out of the norm for a Magento project, but it turned out very well. — Can you share the most difficult project you’ve worked on? One of the most difficult parts of working with Magento customization is resolving extension conflicts. We customize functionalities of extensions on Magento platform by writing completely separate modules, which utilize Magento rewrites. This way, we don’t have to do changes to existing modules’ coding. When we approach custom modules in this way, it allows clients to make upgrades to a parent extension without any problem — but in some instances, it can be difficult to change the existing functionality through utilizing Magento rewrites. That being said, the most complex project we have worked with was a customization of one of the most known Amasty modules that we completed for a large U.S. company. The client requested a module customization that would be compatible with 5 separate modules from several different companies. It was a real challenge to create a universal solution that would work for each of the modules simultaneously. To solve the issue, we ended up creating dynamic rewrites for all the needed functionality aspects, including the router model. https://twitter.com/AdvancedLogicEu/status/645880811988873216 — Davide, you’re taking part in lots of Magento events. What’s the greatest benefit of visiting these conferences for your company? The greatest benefit of visiting Magento events is absolutely the people. Every year, we’re a proud silver sponsor of Meet Magento Belarus, and we also attend Live Magento in France and the UK. The conferences are always a fantastic way to keep in touch with the community, meet old and new friends, and share ideas. It helps us keep in touch with what people want and are interested in. https://twitter.com/AdvancedLogicEu/status/562607543315603456 — Let’s talk about Magento 2. Do you have plans to work with it in the future? What do you think about the platform and its features in general, its opportunities and prospects? We already have the capability to work with Magento 2, and we are excited about the new opportunities this new platform presents! While the system is entirely different from its predecessors and has its own learning curve, we are generally very pleased with the components of Magento 2. We particularly enjoy the fact that Magento 2 works very well with jQuery. Previously, Magento supported only Prototype Javascript library, which led to some sticky situations with modules disappearing or not working properly. That’s a non-issue with Magento 2. We also really appreciate that Magento 2 utilizes Composer, so that all basic libraries can be updated independently. That feature allows resolving bugs and vulnerabilities in third-party libraries much quicker than before. Going hand in hand with Composer, Magento 2 also utilizes PSR standards to exclude potential conflicts in code.

Davide Consonni, Advanced Logic CEO and owner, and Val Grikian, Amasty CEO and co-founder, together at Meet Magento Belarus 2014
Additionally, Magento 2 has much faster processing abilities on several fronts. It uses LESS (pre-processor styling), which makes the CSS used for themes more convenient. Magento 2 also requires the use of MySQL 5.6 and PHP 7, which uses memory efficiently and runs much more quickly compared to older versions of PHP. Lastly, Magento 2 allows the use of TDD and automatic testing to improve the quality of final products across the platform. We thank Davide and Advanced Logic for the interview – wish you the happiest New Year! Looking forward to fruitful cooperation in 2016.


We offer unbeatable personal attention that the larger companies simply cannot rival.
— Can you share the most difficult project you’ve worked on? The client Cut Sheet Labels comes to mind. They were the first company we worked with on a Magento 2 project, so it was a challenge to figure out the kinks that inevitably come along with trail-blazers. We didn’t want to compromise quality, but we also had to be honest in the fact that we were operating with a newly-released edition that did not yet have the proven track record of Magento 1. Another challenge with this project was incorporating a custom design tool that one of our developers, Sergey, built from scratch specifically for Cut Sheet Labels. This was another element that we had never done before, but wanted to incorporate because we had confidence that it would be beneficial in the long run. Now that the site is now live and flourishing, we have implemented an ongoing SEO plan. All of the hours developing the website were worth it, as we see the sales continue to grow month after month. — Let’s talk about Magento 2. Do you have plans to work with it in the future when it comes to site design and development? We already work with it! As mentioned above, Cut Sheet Labels was our first Magento 2 project, but certainly not our last. In fact, we are actively working on 5 more Magento 2 projects that are due to launch in the coming months. It’s an exciting time in the web development space, especially with regards to ecommerce platforms. We feel lucky to be at the forefront of all of these changes. — Do you have your special marketing/web design superpower? We have the advantage of starting out as a marketing company and evolving into a full service agency. Because of this, all of our projects have a huge focus on SEO. Instead of just jumping into design like many agencies do, we create a comprehensive website roadmap so the client knows exactly where the project is going at all times from the day of the kickoff to the launch of the website. — How often do you choose Magento as a platform for your clients’ projects? And why? Magento is our go-to for ecommerce sites. If a client plans on selling products online, we recommend Magento immediately. Clients come to us because they are not web developers, so we want to give them a platform that is user friendly for both us and them. We don’t think it’s fair to keep the secrets of the trade hidden in the SmartSites vault…because there isn’t one! SmartSites provides our clients with utmost transparency and Magento allows our clients to be as involved in their projects as they like. In a select few cases where the ecommerce portion of the site was minimal and secondary, we opted for WordPress Woocommerce. Otherwise, if we know a site is going to have a significant e-commerce portion, we go with Magento. It’s a no-brainer. We’re excited about the upcoming partnership opportunities with SmartSites and wish them good luck in making their clients happy!


Envision Ecommerce team
– When did you start working with Magento 2 and where are you now in this area of development? – As mentioned above, we started working with Magento 2 in March this year. We have been developing Magento 2 extensions (one of which is already live on Marketplace) and a couple of others are in review. Apart from that, we took the challenge to start a multistore website on Magento 2 which has been a roller coaster ride but so far has yield good results. The journey has just begun for Magento 2 and there is still a lot to be done in it. We are also publishing a series of tutorials via our blog related to different “How To Do” in Magento 2. – Based on experience of your company, do you feel continuous and raising demand of Magento 2 services, especially when it comes to transition from M1 to M2? Or are the merchants still hesitant about switching their platforms en masse? – I see that the merchants are more inclined towards Magento 2. But I believe that it is us (technical solution architects) who are supposed to help them with this decision. Magento 2 is still not ready for massive development (which we have already seen with our experience), unless you are ready to take up the challenge of doing custom plugins development in it. There are many hurdles still in Magento 2. For a new start-up store, it should certainly be something that we should be educating the merchant with to take a right decision on platform selection. Regarding the transition from M1 to M2, well, we recently performed that too for a smaller Magento 1 store. There are challenges, big ones. The biggest of them is that old stores are using some extensions for a particular set of tasks which is not yet possible in Magento 2. Now not all merchants understand that Magento 2 is still an upcoming technology and its marketplace is yet not stable as of Magento 1. So the biggest challenge comes to explain why Magento 2 migration or store creation will take more time than what Magento 1 would have taken. Technical challenges are still there. Thanks to the grown up Magento community, learning and adopting Magento 2 is way much quicker than what it used to back in the days when Magento 1 was launched. My personal advice to merchants is to wait for some more time before planning to move to Magento 2 with their existing store. For merchants seeking for a new store development, well, the advice is: do listen to an Architect and a Consultant. Magento 2 is certainly the latest but it will take time to reach where Magento 1 has in past 8 years. We thank Vikrant for sharing his thoughts about the market and telling us about the company! Looking forward to fruitful partnership, as always.
About Alinga
Alinga is a creative website design and development company with expertise in online marketing. Specializing in Magento e-commerce website design, the company delivers high impact, innovative websites that stand out and help clients maximize sales opportunities online. A talented team of MCSS and Certified Developers provides e-commerce solutions to Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne merchants.
Magento for Merchants training from Alinga
The training provides merchants with the knowledge on how to optimize Magento stores, attract new customers and increase conversion. The workshop was created for Magento merchants or anyone running or planning to establish an online presence. It also covers Magento store configuration and management, including shipping, emails, creating and managing products, attributes and customers, pricing and sales, Magento 2 platform and much more. To see the upcoming Magento training courses and all the details, please visit the official page.
Amasty partners with Alinga
Amasty partners with Alinga as an official extensions provider. It means that we offer a 15% one-time discount on Amasty extensions for each Alinga course participant. We do this to support merchants that are eager to expand their online stores and to educate themselves, to implement the received knowledge right away and to eventually boost their e-commerce business. Good luck to Alinga training and the future merchants!
envisionecommerce.com – a team of passionate & creative Envisionaries whose ambition is to create innovative e-commerce solutions that not only gratify the present needs but also are compatible with the future e-commerce innovations.
Companies that have recently joined Amasty Partnership Program
VT Netzwelt is an internationally-recognized brand for the development of sophisticated web and mobile applications. VT Netzwelt is officially ISO 9001 certified and possesses technical certifications in Project Management (e.g. Certified Scrum Master, Certified Associate of Project Management, ITIL certification, etc), Technical Development (e.g. Magento Certified Solution Specialist, Magento Certified Developer, etc) and Quality Assurance (e.g. CTFL issued by ISTQB).
- Interview with Advanced Logic
- Interview with SmartSites
- Interview with Envision Ecommerce
- Partnership with Alinga
- New Partners: May
- New Partners: December

Davide Consonni, Advanced Logic CEO and owner, speaking at Meet Magento Belarus 2014
— Do you remember how and why your company has started working with Magento? We first began working with Magento when we took on a project for an Italian luxury merchant. He was looking for an agency to build a long term working relationship with, and Magento was really starting to heat up both in Italy and abroad. Once we gained that initial experience, we started taking on more domestic clients for Magento projects; eventually, our Magento specialization became well known outside the country. More than 70% of our client base consists of international e-commerce agents now! — As Magento is evolving, more and more companies offer Magento services for merchants. What are your core advantages that convince clients to work with you? The key to our success lies in the breadth and volume of our experience. We’ve been working with Magento for five out of the eight years it’s been around, and we manage around 800 individual Magento tasks per year. Some of our clients are larger U.S. corporations, and they pass the work to us on a regular basis. We also rely on always prompt customer service to set our agency apart. When a merchant submits a request with Advanced Logic, the team takes a clear, empirical approach and quickly analyzes each detail to create a proposal containing both a financial outline and a well-defined workflow. We pride ourselves in maintaining precise, transparent communications and planning with each of our clients, and it’s helped us to build a fantastic reputation in the e-commerce industry. — Can you share the most unusual project you’ve worked on? Offhand, the most unusual project we have worked on was the Mix and Match customization we made for Lindsay Phillips. The new extension was created to show groups of relevant products and their associated images; each product mix image was shown differently depending on what product features was selected. This responsive workflow was very out of the norm for a Magento project, but it turned out very well. — Can you share the most difficult project you’ve worked on? One of the most difficult parts of working with Magento customization is resolving extension conflicts. We customize functionalities of extensions on Magento platform by writing completely separate modules, which utilize Magento rewrites. This way, we don’t have to do changes to existing modules’ coding. When we approach custom modules in this way, it allows clients to make upgrades to a parent extension without any problem — but in some instances, it can be difficult to change the existing functionality through utilizing Magento rewrites. That being said, the most complex project we have worked with was a customization of one of the most known Amasty modules that we completed for a large U.S. company. The client requested a module customization that would be compatible with 5 separate modules from several different companies. It was a real challenge to create a universal solution that would work for each of the modules simultaneously. To solve the issue, we ended up creating dynamic rewrites for all the needed functionality aspects, including the router model. https://twitter.com/AdvancedLogicEu/status/645880811988873216 — Davide, you’re taking part in lots of Magento events. What’s the greatest benefit of visiting these conferences for your company? The greatest benefit of visiting Magento events is absolutely the people. Every year, we’re a proud silver sponsor of Meet Magento Belarus, and we also attend Live Magento in France and the UK. The conferences are always a fantastic way to keep in touch with the community, meet old and new friends, and share ideas. It helps us keep in touch with what people want and are interested in. https://twitter.com/AdvancedLogicEu/status/562607543315603456 — Let’s talk about Magento 2. Do you have plans to work with it in the future? What do you think about the platform and its features in general, its opportunities and prospects? We already have the capability to work with Magento 2, and we are excited about the new opportunities this new platform presents! While the system is entirely different from its predecessors and has its own learning curve, we are generally very pleased with the components of Magento 2. We particularly enjoy the fact that Magento 2 works very well with jQuery. Previously, Magento supported only Prototype Javascript library, which led to some sticky situations with modules disappearing or not working properly. That’s a non-issue with Magento 2. We also really appreciate that Magento 2 utilizes Composer, so that all basic libraries can be updated independently. That feature allows resolving bugs and vulnerabilities in third-party libraries much quicker than before. Going hand in hand with Composer, Magento 2 also utilizes PSR standards to exclude potential conflicts in code.

Davide Consonni, Advanced Logic CEO and owner, and Val Grikian, Amasty CEO and co-founder, together at Meet Magento Belarus 2014
Additionally, Magento 2 has much faster processing abilities on several fronts. It uses LESS (pre-processor styling), which makes the CSS used for themes more convenient. Magento 2 also requires the use of MySQL 5.6 and PHP 7, which uses memory efficiently and runs much more quickly compared to older versions of PHP. Lastly, Magento 2 allows the use of TDD and automatic testing to improve the quality of final products across the platform. We thank Davide and Advanced Logic for the interview – wish you the happiest New Year! Looking forward to fruitful cooperation in 2016.


We offer unbeatable personal attention that the larger companies simply cannot rival.
— Can you share the most difficult project you’ve worked on? The client Cut Sheet Labels comes to mind. They were the first company we worked with on a Magento 2 project, so it was a challenge to figure out the kinks that inevitably come along with trail-blazers. We didn’t want to compromise quality, but we also had to be honest in the fact that we were operating with a newly-released edition that did not yet have the proven track record of Magento 1. Another challenge with this project was incorporating a custom design tool that one of our developers, Sergey, built from scratch specifically for Cut Sheet Labels. This was another element that we had never done before, but wanted to incorporate because we had confidence that it would be beneficial in the long run. Now that the site is now live and flourishing, we have implemented an ongoing SEO plan. All of the hours developing the website were worth it, as we see the sales continue to grow month after month. — Let’s talk about Magento 2. Do you have plans to work with it in the future when it comes to site design and development? We already work with it! As mentioned above, Cut Sheet Labels was our first Magento 2 project, but certainly not our last. In fact, we are actively working on 5 more Magento 2 projects that are due to launch in the coming months. It’s an exciting time in the web development space, especially with regards to ecommerce platforms. We feel lucky to be at the forefront of all of these changes. — Do you have your special marketing/web design superpower? We have the advantage of starting out as a marketing company and evolving into a full service agency. Because of this, all of our projects have a huge focus on SEO. Instead of just jumping into design like many agencies do, we create a comprehensive website roadmap so the client knows exactly where the project is going at all times from the day of the kickoff to the launch of the website. — How often do you choose Magento as a platform for your clients’ projects? And why? Magento is our go-to for ecommerce sites. If a client plans on selling products online, we recommend Magento immediately. Clients come to us because they are not web developers, so we want to give them a platform that is user friendly for both us and them. We don’t think it’s fair to keep the secrets of the trade hidden in the SmartSites vault…because there isn’t one! SmartSites provides our clients with utmost transparency and Magento allows our clients to be as involved in their projects as they like. In a select few cases where the ecommerce portion of the site was minimal and secondary, we opted for WordPress Woocommerce. Otherwise, if we know a site is going to have a significant e-commerce portion, we go with Magento. It’s a no-brainer. We’re excited about the upcoming partnership opportunities with SmartSites and wish them good luck in making their clients happy!


Envision Ecommerce team
– When did you start working with Magento 2 and where are you now in this area of development? – As mentioned above, we started working with Magento 2 in March this year. We have been developing Magento 2 extensions (one of which is already live on Marketplace) and a couple of others are in review. Apart from that, we took the challenge to start a multistore website on Magento 2 which has been a roller coaster ride but so far has yield good results. The journey has just begun for Magento 2 and there is still a lot to be done in it. We are also publishing a series of tutorials via our blog related to different “How To Do” in Magento 2. – Based on experience of your company, do you feel continuous and raising demand of Magento 2 services, especially when it comes to transition from M1 to M2? Or are the merchants still hesitant about switching their platforms en masse? – I see that the merchants are more inclined towards Magento 2. But I believe that it is us (technical solution architects) who are supposed to help them with this decision. Magento 2 is still not ready for massive development (which we have already seen with our experience), unless you are ready to take up the challenge of doing custom plugins development in it. There are many hurdles still in Magento 2. For a new start-up store, it should certainly be something that we should be educating the merchant with to take a right decision on platform selection. Regarding the transition from M1 to M2, well, we recently performed that too for a smaller Magento 1 store. There are challenges, big ones. The biggest of them is that old stores are using some extensions for a particular set of tasks which is not yet possible in Magento 2. Now not all merchants understand that Magento 2 is still an upcoming technology and its marketplace is yet not stable as of Magento 1. So the biggest challenge comes to explain why Magento 2 migration or store creation will take more time than what Magento 1 would have taken. Technical challenges are still there. Thanks to the grown up Magento community, learning and adopting Magento 2 is way much quicker than what it used to back in the days when Magento 1 was launched. My personal advice to merchants is to wait for some more time before planning to move to Magento 2 with their existing store. For merchants seeking for a new store development, well, the advice is: do listen to an Architect and a Consultant. Magento 2 is certainly the latest but it will take time to reach where Magento 1 has in past 8 years. We thank Vikrant for sharing his thoughts about the market and telling us about the company! Looking forward to fruitful partnership, as always.
About Alinga
Alinga is a creative website design and development company with expertise in online marketing. Specializing in Magento e-commerce website design, the company delivers high impact, innovative websites that stand out and help clients maximize sales opportunities online. A talented team of MCSS and Certified Developers provides e-commerce solutions to Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne merchants.
Magento for Merchants training from Alinga
The training provides merchants with the knowledge on how to optimize Magento stores, attract new customers and increase conversion. The workshop was created for Magento merchants or anyone running or planning to establish an online presence. It also covers Magento store configuration and management, including shipping, emails, creating and managing products, attributes and customers, pricing and sales, Magento 2 platform and much more. To see the upcoming Magento training courses and all the details, please visit the official page.
Amasty partners with Alinga
Amasty partners with Alinga as an official extensions provider. It means that we offer a 15% one-time discount on Amasty extensions for each Alinga course participant. We do this to support merchants that are eager to expand their online stores and to educate themselves, to implement the received knowledge right away and to eventually boost their e-commerce business. Good luck to Alinga training and the future merchants!
envisionecommerce.com – a team of passionate & creative Envisionaries whose ambition is to create innovative e-commerce solutions that not only gratify the present needs but also are compatible with the future e-commerce innovations.
Companies that have recently joined Amasty Partnership Program
VT Netzwelt is an internationally-recognized brand for the development of sophisticated web and mobile applications. VT Netzwelt is officially ISO 9001 certified and possesses technical certifications in Project Management (e.g. Certified Scrum Master, Certified Associate of Project Management, ITIL certification, etc), Technical Development (e.g. Magento Certified Solution Specialist, Magento Certified Developer, etc) and Quality Assurance (e.g. CTFL issued by ISTQB).
Partners that joined us in 2015
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Ripen Ecommerce
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Lyons Consulting Group
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Soprano Group
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MedCapz
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Exormedia
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Fast White Cat
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CTI Digital
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Michel Arteta
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Indie Group
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E-sites
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Shero Designs
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Original Concepts
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Occitech
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Meticulosity
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PushOn

Partners that joined us in 2014
- Interview with 1604lab
- New Partners: January
- New Partners: February
- New Partners: March
- New Partners: April
- New Partners: May
- New Partners: June
- New Partners: August
- New Partners: December
- 50 Partners Milestone
What does your company specialize in?
1604lab is full web agency specialized in web design and eCommerce solution company specialized in creating online stores with Magento for small, medium and big company. Our team members are also Magento Certified developers and this to ensure our customers our professionality and quality of the work. We also design and develop custom Magento themes and we are going to organize soon Magento Training lessons here in Rome, in the hearth of Italy.
Why did you decide to join Amasty Partner Program?
We decided to establish this collaboration because Amasty is a leading provider of products and specific support for Magento. We used a lot of time the extensions created by Amasty for a lot of our customer and we can say that the are well documented and created with professionalism. We decided to become their partners in order to provide to our customers the most complete ecommerce solutions thanks to the extensions and the support offered by the Amasty Team.
What is your favorite Benefit in Amasty Partner Program?
Surely access to all of the extensions is a great advantage because it allows us to have effective tools to create cutting-edge e-commerce sites. Even the possibility of exploiting the priority support is certainly advantageous because it warrants that you have a solution to any problem may arise in the field of e-commerce.
What are your expectations from Amasty Partner Program?
We believe that this partnership will bring us new experiences and new possibilities to achieve the best and increasingly successful e-commerce, which reflective and satisfy more and more our customers.
Would you recommend to join Amasty Partner Program?
We think that Amasty is a very important resource for the Magento community and be able to become a partner of this really means ecommerce products provide more valid. So yes, 1604lab recommended Amasty Partner Program.

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Amasty Team cherishes every Partner that joins our Program. We have 3 service plans that allow you to get up to 50% discount on all our Magento extensions. To get a $50 discount on joining our Partner Program drop a line to our Partnership Development Manager Dmitry Koteshov and mention a code word AMASTY50. Hurry up, the offer is valid only till May, 19.
And now let’s get back to our existing Partners. Check Magento infographics to learn more about them.
Want to join the good company?
Amasty is ready for cooperation with companies of any size, including freelancers.
Don’t miss the chance to enjoy these benefits:
- up to 50% discounts for Amasty products;
- leads for custom development services;
- extensions support;
- personal partner manager advice;
- official partners catalog listing and badge;
- PR in Amasty media channels and social media.
Sounds good? Join our Partner Program right now!
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