From an experiment to a B2B platform.
Endora Commerce began as an attempt to turn years of e‑commerce experience into a working product. Today it is developed by three contributors, and opening the project is the next step.
- 04.2026
- project started
- 60+
- platform modules
- 25
- ready integrations
- 3
- contributors
A product built from practice
We did not start with a slide deck or a wish list. We started with code, specific B2B sales problems and a question: could lessons from years of e‑commerce projects become one flexible platform?
- 01 April 2026
Michał Zabielski's experiment
The project was conceived by Michał Zabielski, founder and CEO of Endora .
Endora Commerce began as his experiment — an attempt to turn years of e‑commerce experience into a product. The first modules tested whether processes from real-world implementations could become one coherent, configurable system.
- 02 July 2026
A complete B2B platform
Three months in, the project already had more than 60 modules and 25 integrations. More people joined its development; Endora Commerce now has three contributors and is ready for complex B2B sales processes.
- 03 October 2026
The next step: Open Source
We plan to release Endora Commerce as an Open Source project. We are preparing the repository, npm packages and a clear division between free and paid modules. We share more about the plan on our blog.
Building an open ecosystem
We want companies and implementation teams to be able to inspect the code, develop the platform and build their own modules without depending on a single vendor. At the same time, paid extensions will fund the team maintaining and advancing the Endora Commerce core.