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Overview
self-host DTC, B2B, and marketplace commerce through REST APIs, SDKs, and modular storefronts
Features and best fit
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Key features
Key characteristics
self-host DTC, B2B, and marketplace commerce through REST APIs, SDKs, and modular storefronts
Sources: [1]
Best fit
Good fit for
A comparison candidate for API Development, E-commerce, Enterprise Apps, API, Docker, E-commerce use cases. Check the official README and installation instructions for exact fit and requirements.
Before adoption
Check before adopting
The registered primary language is Ruby and the license is BSD-3-Clause. Verify version-specific runtime requirements, breaking changes, and additional dependencies in the official README and latest release notes.
Sources: [1]
Official sources
- [1]spree/spree — GitHub(2026-09-15)
Supplemental curator note
Spree is relevant when DTC, B2B, and marketplace workflows should share the same commerce primitives instead of being separate systems. As of October 2026, 5.6.1 is stable while 6.0 is still beta, so separate current-main features from the version selected for production.
Try it in 3 steps
- 1
Check Node.js and Docker
The current quickstart requires Node.js 24+ with Docker running.
node --version && docker --version - 2
Create a Spree project
Use the interactive scaffolder to create the backend, React administration app, and optional Next.js storefront.
npx create-spree-app@latest my-store - 3
Start the generated stack
Boot the Docker stack and follow the browser setup to configure the store name, currency, and administrator.
cd my-store && npx spree dev
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Development activity
Last 90 days · weekly
- Commits (last 30 days)
- 482
- Open PRs
- 83
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GitHub data
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GitHub Topics
- ecommerce
- e-commerce
- ecommerce-platform
- spree-commerce
- marketplace
- multi-tenant
- multi-vendor
- multi-vendor-ecommerce
- ecommerce-api
- ecommerce-framework
- open-source
- headless
- Stars
- 15,739
- Forks
- 5,306
- Watchers
- 85
- Open issues
- 95
- Contributors
- 308
- Owner type
- Organization
- Primary language
- Ruby
- License
- BSD-3-Clause
- Repository last updated
- Oct 2, 2026
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