Companies Using Pimcore

On our data, mostly small and mid-sized German, Swiss and Austrian companies, with large groups using it for one property. On 6 November 2026, Deichmann's corporate site, REWE Group's and PENNY's careers sites, Medela, LEDVANCE, Trimble's transportation site, Dabur and Air Mauritius all showed Pimcore.

We count 4,450 domains running Pimcore in our November 2026 crawl, after collapsing 78 alias domains and 21 www. duplicates, and 3,216 match a company. That counts Pimcore websites only. Companies that use Pimcore just for product data or digital assets behind another shop system don't show up. Since tracking began on 16 March 2026, 251 domains dropped it entirely.

Pimcore holds 0.06% of Ecommerce Platforms on TechnologyChecker.io, 53rd, with 4,450 domains. Shopify leads at 32.36%, then WooCommerce (20.87%) and Wix eCommerce (15.55%). The sites we detect are mostly corporate and brand sites, so the share compares Pimcore's web layer with store builders.

In our Ecommerce Platforms table the largest rows are Shopify (2,406,486 domains), WooCommerce (1,552,014), Wix eCommerce (1,156,457) and Squarespace Commerce (1,078,143), all shop builders. Pimcore's closer alternatives depend on the job: other PIM tools such as Akeneo for product data, TYPO3 or Adobe Experience Manager for websites, and Shopware for commerce.

Germany, with 1,176 of the 3,216 companies we matched, then Switzerland (479), Austria (324), Italy (179), the United States (178) and Belgium (118). Germany, Switzerland and Austria together hold 1,979, or 61.5% of the matched companies, and 22 of the 39 sampled domains still on our list were German, Swiss or Austrian sites.

Mostly small and mid-sized. 39.23% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees, 25.23% have 11 to 50 and 18.12% have 51 to 200. 156 have more than 1,000 staff, and those usually run Pimcore on a corporate or careers site rather than everywhere.

Mostly established. 21.73% of matched companies with a founding year were founded before 1960, and 44.77% before 1990. The 2000s (17.16%), 1990s (15.9%) and 2010s (15.34%) follow, and 6.83% started in the 2020s. Manufacturers such as Rosenbauer, Plansee and AUMA are typical of the list.

On our data, a German, Swiss or Austrian company with 1 to 50 staff, founded before 1990, in construction, hospitality or machinery, running a server-rendered corporate site with jQuery (57.33%) on Apache or Nginx, with mail on Microsoft 365 (40.85%). Large groups fit a second profile: one Pimcore property, often a careers site.

Pimcore is used to manage product information (PIM), master data (MDM), digital assets (DAM) and websites from one platform, and its site also lists a customer data platform and a digital commerce framework. On our crawl, what shows is the website layer: corporate, tourism and manufacturer sites, mostly in German-speaking countries.

Partly. Pimcore calls its Community Edition open core, licensed under the Pimcore Open Core License (POCL). Its site says that edition is free for non-production use, for academic and non-profit institutions, and for companies with annual revenue under EUR/USD 5 million. Commercial production use above that needs a paid edition.

Pimcore's pricing page, checked on 6 November 2026, lists the Professional edition at $9,900 a year and the Enterprise edition at $29,900 a year, with a PaaS option priced on request. The Community Edition is free under the POCL licence for qualifying users, such as companies under EUR/USD 5 million in annual revenue.

It includes one. Pimcore builds web pages from editable content blocks, and those blocks are one of the things our rule reads, through the pimcore_area_content class. Pimcore presents itself as a wider data and experience platform, but on our crawl it mostly appears as the CMS behind corporate websites.

Yes, among other things. Pimcore lists Master Data Management alongside PIM, DAM and a customer data platform, and its Community Edition page describes PIM, MDM, DAM and DXP features. MDM runs behind the scenes, so a website crawl like ours can't count companies that use Pimcore only for master data.

Check the response headers for X-Powered-By: pimcore, which 32 of the 34 Pimcore sites in our sample sent. In the page source, image paths containing image-thumb__ and blocks with the pimcore_area_content class also point to Pimcore. Some sites remove the header, so check the markup as well.