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Every package Spree Commerce depends on, ranked by repo health score.

Spree Commerce is an API-first, open-source eCommerce platform built for fast-growing businesses and enterprises that need native support for complex commerce scenarios: B2B wholesale portals, multi-vendor marketplaces, and cross-border storefronts — all without vendor lock-in. Released under the permissive BSD 3-Clause license, you keep full ownership of your code, data, and infrastructure.

The platform ships as a complete Ruby on Rails backend with a production-grade REST API, an official TypeScript SDK with full type safety, and an open-source Next.js 16 storefront built with React 19 and Tailwind CSS 4. Bootstrapping takes five minutes via `npx create-spree-app@latest`, which sets up the backend, admin dashboard, and storefront together with Docker. A dedicated Spree CLI lets you manage projects from the terminal, run generators, and call the Admin API directly — with zero-config credentials in local development for AI coding agents.

Spree's modular Rails core handles multi-currency pricing, per-country markets, customer segmentation via price lists and customer groups, promotions, gift cards, digital product fulfillment, and webhooks out of the box. Native integrations include Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Klaviyo, Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, and MeiliSearch for typo-tolerant product search. The platform is actively maintained by a funded team with 238+ releases, over 27,000 commits, and a release cadence of roughly twice per month.

For organizations requiring more, a paid Enterprise Edition adds multi-vendor marketplace automation (Shopify/WooCommerce vendor sync, Stripe Connect payouts), multi-tenant SaaS infrastructure, advanced B2B buyer organizations with approval workflows and ERP integrations, and SSO (SAML/OIDC) with PCI-compliant architecture and SLA-backed support — all built on the same open-source REST API core.

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