A technical migration guide for teams evaluating or executing a transition from WooCommerce to Saleor, including architectural assessment, data migration strategy, rollback gates, and cases where migration may not be justified.
Discover the best projects built with Saleor
What is Saleor?
Saleor is a GraphQL-first, headless open-source commerce platform for modern storefronts. This gallery lists 14 open-source projects built with Saleor, most of them in E-commerce, DevTools and Templates, ranked by GitHub stars so the most-adopted repositories come first.
How projects are selected
Projects are public GitHub repositories found with the GitHub search query “topic:saleor” and at least 10 stars. Each repository is checked against Saleor’s languages and ecosystem before it is categorized, and stars, forks and last-commit dates come straight from the GitHub API, refreshed daily (current snapshot: October 6, 2026). Nothing here is paid placement.
Saleor projects: FAQ
- How many open-source Saleor projects are listed?
- 14 open-source projects built with Saleor are listed, sourced from public GitHub repositories as of October 6, 2026.
- What is the most-starred Saleor project on GitHub?
- storefront by saleor leads with 1,604 GitHub stars (1.6k), followed by saleor-dashboard with 1,028.
- What kinds of projects are built with Saleor?
- The largest category is E-commerce, with 8 projects (57% of the gallery), followed by DevTools with 2. Projects span 5 categories in total.
- Which license do most Saleor projects use?
- BSD-3-Clause is the most common license, used by 3 of 14 projects (21%); Apache-2.0 is next with 1. 9 projects declare no recognized license.
Latest Saleor guides & deep-dives
A technical adoption analysis of Saleor (saleor/saleor) focused on repository signals, release cadence, issue load, license, ecosystem signals, selection risks and actionable evidence teams should collect.
