One foundation.Every way tosell.
A self-hosted commerce platform for products, digital goods and services. Start with what you need. Grow on your terms.
Products, digital goods and services. Start with what you need.
- Open source
- MIT licensed
- All use cases
Early-stage software. Evaluate your workflow before going live.
Digital goods
Physical products
Services
One platform.
Your possibilities.
Product preview
See Agovena in action.
Explore the storefront, customer account and Admin in one place.
ModulesBusiness capabilities
ExtensionsProvider connections
Packages in the source catalogue. Check each guide for setup and verification limits.
Modular by design
Your business.
Your building blocks.
Core includes physical commerce, availability, and recurring commerce. Optional modules add domain, digital, events, or provisioning domains. Extensions connect Core and modules to providers.
Example: one platform, more possibilities
One platform. More ways to sell.
Start with the capability that fits your business, then add the modules and extensions your store needs.
For the people building the store
Familiar tools.
Explicit contracts.
Laravel, Livewire, Blade, Alpine, Vite and native CSS. Work with the source, use scoped API tokens, or build a package that does one job well.
A clear place for every responsibility
Core
The common language of commerce: customers, products, checkout, orders, payments and invoices.
Modules
Optional business domains. Add digital delivery, events, domains, or provisioning without choosing a permanent store type.
Extensions
Provider-specific connections on explicit contracts. Integrate without burying provider logic in Core.
Themes
Your storefront and Admin presentation. Change the experience without changing the business rules.
Start here
From install to first product.
Set up your store, add products and get ready to sell.
Open documentation
Built in the open
Help shape Agovena.
Ask a question, share what you are building, or help improve the code and documentation. There is room to contribute while the project takes shape.
Open source
Read the code. Follow the changes.
MIT licensed
Use, modify and contribute.
Self hosted
Your server. Your installation.
Questions worth answering
Start with clarity.
Choose a starting point with your eyes open. These answers explain the product boundary, ownership model and what still needs validation.
01Do I need to combine different kinds of commerce?
No. A focused physical, digital, hosting or events business is a valid starting point. Modules add capabilities when you need them, not a permanent store type.
02Is Agovena a hosted service?
Agovena is self-hosted software. You operate the server, database, backups, workers and updates. The installation guides explain what that involves.
03Can I use every provider immediately?
Read the individual guide first. Adapters have different configuration needs and limitations. Implemented integration code is not a substitute for testing your own account and payment or provisioning flow.
04How mature is the platform?
Agovena is early-stage software. Evaluate it in a separate environment, review the source and validate the selling flow you need before accepting live customer orders.








