E-commerce & Shopify Agencies in Luxembourg: 2026 Comparison

Eight e-commerce agencies in Luxembourg, one grid

Which e-commerce agency in Luxembourg should you choose to open or rebuild an online store? The answer depends less on a ranking than on three inputs: the platform, the budget and the languages.

Eight Luxembourg agencies were compared in September 2026 on their public websites. Only two publish prices: Shopify packages from €1,490 at WebDesign Luxembourg, and a range of €8,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT for a WooCommerce or PrestaShop store at AR Digital. The other six work on quotation. Shopify is the most widely offered platform (five agencies out of eight), ahead of WooCommerce (four) and PrestaShop (two).

Vmerci publishes this comparison and appears in it, in alphabetical order, with no link to its own profile.

1. E-commerce in Luxembourg in 2026: what to know before choosing an agency

According to Eurostat (2025), 80.1% of 16 to 74 year olds in Luxembourg ordered online during the year, against an EU average of 73.6%. The level is stable compared with 2024 (80.4%). Ecommerce News Europe (relaying Statista) puts the country's online sales at €1.11 billion in 2024.

On the supply side, Storeleads counted 1,062 active Shopify stores in Luxembourg on 4 September 2026, up 8% year on year (second quarter of 2026). Mostly modest catalogues, which explains Shopify's place in agency offers.

Two local specifics weigh on the brief. Language first: a store aimed at residents and cross-border workers operates in French, German and English, sometimes in Luxembourgish (see the article multilingual FR/DE/EN store in Luxembourg: should you translate everything). The Greater Region next: part of the orders ship to France, Belgium and Germany, which involves logistics and VAT.

💡 Worth knowing: since 1 July 2021, the EU VAT rules for online commerce set a single threshold of €10,000 per year for intra-EU distance sales. Above it, the VAT of the customer's country applies, declared through the OSS one-stop shop. This is a general fact, not tax advice: check your own case with your accountant before launch.

2. Comparison method

Each agency was selected on three conditions: a verifiable Luxembourg footprint (address, contact or declared market), a visible e-commerce offer (not just "website creation") and real activity on the site. The eight websites were reviewed in September 2026.

The profiles list the platforms the agency names, its prices when published (otherwise "on quotation"), the languages, the type of projects and one or two visible references. No ranking was paid for and no score is given: the order is alphabetical. Client results, which are not public, are not compared.

Excluded were players with no store offer on their site, and providers based in France or outside Europe that publish a "Luxembourg" page without being established there.

3. E-commerce and Shopify agencies in Luxembourg: the comparison

AR Digital

Platforms: WooCommerce · PrestaShop
Prices: published ranges
Website: ardigital.eu

AR Digital, based in Luxembourg City, is one of the two agencies in this comparison to price its services publicly. Its price guide, reviewed in September 2026, puts a WooCommerce or PrestaShop store between €8,000 and €25,000 excl. VAT, a custom platform above €25,000 excl. VAT, and a project supported by a provider at "around €3,000 excl. VAT" at minimum. Shopify appears there as a rented-store option, not as the agency's specialty.

The agency recommends French, German and English for the Greater Region. The page reviewed names no client; the site points collectively to around sixty Google reviews.

Best for: SMEs that want a price range before the first meeting, on WordPress or PrestaShop.

C. Concept

Platforms: PrestaShop · WooCommerce · custom (PHP, Laravel)
Prices: on quotation
Website: cconcept.lu

Established in Koerich (Windhof business zone), C. Concept has served the Luxembourg and Belgian markets since 1999 and presents itself as a PrestaShop expert, with WooCommerce and custom development alongside. Its e-commerce page names verifiable projects: Dreambubble (pre-order e-shop), Around the Eye (B2B store with customer database migration), Gevediet, China Collection (trilingual e-shop with a web-to-store strategy), Onémo and Tendance Billard.

The website is available in French and English.

Best for: PrestaShop or WooCommerce stores with a B2B dimension or a physical point of sale to connect.

e-connect

Platforms: Shopify · WooCommerce · Ecwid
Prices: on quotation
Website: e-connect.lu

e-connect claims 25 years of activity in Luxembourg and dedicates a page to its e-commerce offer: stores "optimised for Shopify, WooCommerce, Ecwid", conversion rate optimisation, sales funnels, e-commerce marketing campaigns and multi-currency payment setup (PayPal, Stripe). The website is bilingual, French and English.

Published testimonials cite public-sector clients, including the Commune of Koerich, and a website redesign with an online store in tourism. The e-commerce offer sits alongside a broad range (AI, digital marketing, CRM, modules for municipalities): the store is one service among others. Entry is through a booked call.

Best for: organisations that want to entrust store, acquisition and CRM to the same provider.

Editus Business

Platforms: myShop (proprietary solution)
Prices: on quotation
Website: editus-business.lu

Editus Luxembourg, based in Kayl and part of the POST group ecosystem, offers myShop, an online sales solution "built specifically for small and medium-sized businesses". The page reviewed in September 2026 highlights delivery and click-and-collect, several payment methods, no commission on transactions and distribution on Editus.lu, Google and social networks.

This is not a development agency in the sense of the other profiles: no Shopify or WooCommerce, but a turnkey tool. The page names no client. The website is in French.

Best for: local retailers who want to sell online without running a platform themselves.

Eruptiv

Platforms: Shopify · Drupal Commerce · headless
Prices: on quotation
Website: eruptiv.lu

Eruptiv takes a clear stance: "the technology choice is the number one success factor". Its e-commerce page steers Shopify towards catalogues under 500 references and fast launches, Drupal Commerce towards demanding multilingual setups and rich editorial content, and headless architectures for the rest. The agency explicitly rules out PrestaShop, Magento and WooCommerce for large catalogues.

Stores are delivered in FR/EN/DE/LU, CNPD compliance is highlighted, and the site announces 30 e-commerce projects delivered; the founder, Laurent Aronica, is named. The contact form nevertheless offers budget brackets from under €10,000 to over €100,000.

Best for: multilingual or complex projects, where the platform is decided after an audit of the catalogue and integrations.

Formul'pack

Platforms: Shopify · WooCommerce
Prices: on quotation
Website: formulpack.com

Formul'pack, in Bettembourg, stands apart: the agency combines "Shopify or WooCommerce" store creation with packaging, logistics, branding, content production and social media, "designed exclusively for online commerce". The pitch is a single counter for a brand that sells direct.

The website is in French. The page reviewed names no client.

Best for: D2C brands that want store, packaging and shipping under one roof.

Vmerci

Platforms: Shopify · Webflow · custom
Prices: on quotation
Website: vmerci.lu

Vmerci, a Luxembourg marketing agency, recommends "Webflow for showcase websites and blogs, Shopify for e-commerce, and custom solutions", with websites delivered in French, German and English and hosted in Europe. Store creation is coupled with Google ranking and AI answer engines (SEO and GEO), and the agency supports the preparation of SME Packages Digital applications.

Its portfolio names Vinoteca.lu, an online wine cellar on Shopify, and Ferala, a made-to-measure tailor. The agency does not publish prices and has no separate e-commerce page: the store offer lives on the website creation page and in an FAQ.

Best for: SMEs that want a Shopify store built for SEO and GEO.

WebDesign Luxembourg

Platforms: Shopify
Prices: three published packages
Website: webdesignluxembourg.lu

WebDesign Luxembourg is the only agency in this comparison to display Shopify packages. Reviewed in September 2026: Starter from €1,490 (up to 10 products), Business from €2,490 (up to 50 products, presented as the most requested), Premium from €4,990 (fully customised, multilingual store). The page does not say whether these amounts exclude VAT.

The agency operates across the Grand Duchy, delivers stores in French, English, German and Luxembourgish, announces over one hundred optimised websites and a reply within 24 hours, and cites InsuranceLuxembourg.lu as a case study. The agency offers no platform other than Shopify.

Best for: small Shopify catalogues with a budget set from the start.

4. Shopify, WooCommerce or custom: which platform for which project?

For a catalogue under one hundred references sold B2C, Shopify remains the shortest path. WooCommerce wins when the showcase website already runs on WordPress or when customisation comes first. Custom development is only justified by business rules that no extension covers.

On recurring costs, Shopify charges a subscription: according to its pricing page reviewed in September 2026, Basic costs €36 per month (€27 on annual billing) and online card payments are charged 2.1% plus €0.30 per transaction. WooCommerce is free but needs hosting: LWS puts entry-level hosting at around €5 per month in 2026, plus paid extensions and maintenance. Custom development has no subscription, but an annual maintenance budget to plan.

Vmerci publishes its answer in a short FAQ on Webflow, Shopify or custom websites and the details of its support on the website and e-commerce creation in Luxembourg page.

💡 Worth knowing: an agency that offers a single platform is not less serious, it is specialised. The question to ask is not "why that one", but "in which case would you advise me against it". An honest answer to that question is worth an audit.

5. How much does an online store cost in Luxembourg?

Prices published in September 2026 range from €1,490 (ten-product Shopify store) to €25,000 excl. VAT (full WooCommerce or PrestaShop store), and beyond for a custom platform. Six agencies out of eight publish nothing: their quotes fall within or above these benchmarks (table in section 3).

Five factors move the bill:

• the number of products and variants to create or migrate;
• the number of languages, with professional translation for each;
• integrations: payment, ERP or point of sale, logistics, accounting;
• the share of custom design versus a theme;
• the search optimisation delivered (structure, content, structured data) or left aside.

A complete quote covers at least design, platform, catalogue integration, payment and delivery, legal pages, training and a warranty period. It states what remains on your side (subscription or hosting, extensions, product photos, copy, marketing), and that last item matters: a store with no acquisition budget does not sell, and the 2026 ranking of SEA and Google Ads agencies in Luxembourg helps frame it.

6. Funding your store with the SME Packages Digital

The SME Packages Digital reimburse 70% of the eligible costs of a project worth €3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT, capped at €17,500 excl. VAT, and e-commerce websites are among the published eligible projects. A €12,000 excl. VAT project therefore qualifies for €8,400 in aid.

The scheme is funded by the Ministry of the Economy and processed by the House of Entrepreneurship and the Chambre des Métiers. Three conditions: a Luxembourg business permit, SME status (fewer than 250 employees and turnover under €50 million or a balance sheet under €43 million) and a registered office in Luxembourg. The process spans several months.

Steps and examples of funded projects: SME Packages Digital page and SME Packages Digital guide. The aid is paid to the client company, not to the agency, and the company files the application.

7. The 7 questions to ask before signing

The quote does not say everything. These seven questions, asked at the first conversation, separate an agency that delivers a store from an agency that delivers a dependency.

1. Who owns the code, the theme and the data? You must be able to change provider without losing the store, the orders or the customer database.
2. Why this platform for my catalogue? The answer must cite your number of references, your languages and your integrations, not just the agency's habit.
3. Are SEO and GEO delivered or optional? Page structure, product structured data, category copy: ask what is included.
4. What does maintenance cover after go-live? Updates, backups, security, response time in case of an outage during a sales operation.
5. How many languages, and who translates? A trilingual store machine-translated without proofreading is expensive in returns and in trust.
6. Which integrations are included? Payment, intra-EU VAT, carriers, accounting, in-store point of sale.
7. Who trains my team, and for how long? Adding a product, handling a return and changing a promotion must be possible without a ticket to the agency.

They extend the 10 essential questions to ask a marketing agency in Luxembourg.

FAQ: your questions about e-commerce agencies in Luxembourg

1. Which is the best Shopify agency in Luxembourg?

There is no best Shopify agency in absolute terms: five of the eight agencies compared in September 2026 offer Shopify, and only one publishes packages (from €1,490). Choose the one that has already delivered stores in your languages and at the size of your catalogue, using the grid in section 4.

2. How much does an e-commerce website cost in Luxembourg?

Prices published in September 2026 range from €1,490 (ten-product Shopify package) to €25,000 excl. VAT (WooCommerce or PrestaShop store), and beyond for custom development; details are in sections 3 and 5. Add the subscription or hosting, and check on the quote what remains on your side.

3. Shopify or WooCommerce for a Luxembourg SME?

Three criteria decide: catalogue size and the need for customisation, the recurring budget (€36 per month on Shopify Basic, against hosting at around €5 per month for WooCommerce, extensions extra) and your resources to maintain WordPress. Under one hundred references, no technical team: Shopify. Existing WordPress site, specific business rules: WooCommerce.

4. Do the SME Packages Digital fund an online store?

Yes: "showcase, e-commerce, marketplace" websites are on the list of projects eligible for the SME Packages. The aid covers 70% of the eligible costs of a project worth €3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT (capped at €17,500 excl. VAT), under three conditions: business permit, SME status, registered office in Luxembourg. Your company files the application, not the agency.

5. Do you need a trilingual store in Luxembourg?

For most businesses, yes: 80.1% of 16 to 74 year olds buy online (Eurostat, 2025) in a country where French, German and English coexist, and two of the eight agencies compared deliver stores in four languages. The number of languages depends on your customers: translate the pages that sell first, then expand.

Choosing your e-commerce agency in Luxembourg: what to remember

Choosing an e-commerce agency in Luxembourg comes down to the platform suited to your catalogue, the languages the agency has already delivered and the clarity of the quote, not a ranking.

Put the seven questions from section 7 to two or three agencies: their answers will tell you more than any ranking, this one included.

Do you have an online store project and a catalogue to scope? A free 30-minute call is enough to settle the platform, the budget and the SME Packages route.

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