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Magento 2 modules by CommerceGears. Install with Composer or download as a zip; every purchase includes 12 months of updates.

Magento 2 modules, also called extensions, add features to your store. Compare each module’s purpose, price and demo, then check its product page for Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce, PHP and storefront requirements before installing.

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How it works

From checkout to composer require

  • Install with Composer

    Create a Composer key in your account, add our repository once, then composer require and composer update work as usual, including on CI. Prefer a zip? Download any version you are entitled to.

    How Composer access works →

  • 12 months of updates

    Each purchase includes 12 months of new versions and fixes. Everything released in that time stays available to you, and renewing adds another 12 months.

  • A clear licence

    One licence covers one production domain, with staging and development copies included. Agencies may install and maintain a module on a client’s store under the client’s licence.

    Read the licence →

Questions

Before you buy

Anything else, email us at info@commercegears.com.

Which Magento versions are supported?

Each module lists the Magento and PHP versions it supports, and whether it works with Hyvä. The exact constraints are in the module's composer.json, shown on its page under Compatibility.

Do I have to use Composer?

No. Composer is the easiest way to install and update, but every version you are entitled to can also be downloaded as a zip from My modules.

What happens when my 12 months of updates end?

The module keeps working and you keep every version released during your update period. New versions released afterwards need a renewal, which you can buy whenever you like.

Can I give my developers or agency access?

Yes. Create a separate Composer key for each developer, project or pipeline, and revoke it when it is no longer needed.