Open Source
Open source is the business model, not the marketing.
We encourage merchants to own their store and have gone all in with helping the community make that possible.
What We Maintain
NetSuite Connector for Magento
A native Adobe Commerce and Mage-OS module that talks directly to NetSuite, with B2B pricing, custom catalogs, and asynchronous queues. Free as of today, and going open source under Mage-OS Lab.
See the connector →Rocket Shopping Feeds
Google Shopping, Bing, and ShareASale feeds for Magento. Open source under OSL-3.0, free, and available from its public Mage-OS Lab repository.
See the product →Upstream contributions
We have contributed to Magento core since the MSI project in 2018, and we keep shipping fixes upstream rather than carrying them privately.
See our partnerships →What We Fund
We are active partners of the Mage-OS Association, the non-profit that governs and distributes Mage-OS. The Association funds its work in public through Open Collective, so anyone can see who pays for the platform and how much.
Rocket Shopping Feeds is available in the public Mage-OS Lab repository. We fund the platform, build on it, and publish work the community can carry forward.
What We Publish
The State of Magento Open Source is our recurring report on the ecosystem beyond Mage-OS: the platform releases, Hyvä, OpenMage, the AI tooling wave, and the security cadence every merchant lives with whether they track it or not.
Edition one is in progress. It will land on this page and on our blog when it does.
Why
The community was always the strongest thing Magento had: developers answering each other's questions at 2 a.m., agencies shipping fixes upstream, merchants betting their businesses on code they could read. We spent eighteen years benefiting from that. This page is the paying-it-back ledger, and it should get longer every year.