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TYPO3 agencies in Stuttgart
TYPO3 is widely used across German-speaking countries by public authorities, associations, and larger mid-sized companies, mainly for its granular permission management for large editorial teams. A specialized agency knows not just the core but how extensions, multi-tenant structures, and update cycles interact, which is what determines stability on TYPO3 projects. The list shows verified providers, filterable by budget and partner status.
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Guide
What companies and public authorities use TYPO3 for
TYPO3 suits websites with many editors, complex approval workflows, and the need to run several domains or language versions from a single installation. Its permission management lets you define exactly which page areas individual users may edit. For a single website with a small editorial team, this feature set is often more than actually needed, and WordPress is usually the leaner solution there.
The LTS cycle and what it means for maintenance
TYPO3 is open-source software under the GPL and releases new long-term support (LTS) versions at regular intervals. Each LTS version gets three years of community security updates, after which paid Extended Long Term Support is available through TYPO3 GmbH. An agency should know the support window of the version in use and plan an upgrade well before it ends.
TYPO3 partner tiers as a guide to choosing an agency
TYPO3 GmbH awards graduated tiers to agencies through its partner program, based on experience and engagement with the project. The status is a verifiable signal but doesn't replace looking at concrete reference projects of similar scale. Also ask how many TYPO3-certified developers actually work on the team and who handles support when extensions conflict.
Planning multilingual and multi-tenant setups properly
When several language versions or brands are meant to run from one installation, the structure of the page tree decides early on how much maintenance work lies ahead. Retrofitting multi-tenancy in TYPO3 is significantly more work than planning it cleanly from the start. Clarify in the proposal itself how editorial permissions will be separated between locations or language versions.
What a TYPO3 relaunch costs
A TYPO3 relaunch for a mid-sized company with a handful of editors usually runs €20,000 to €50,000. More complex projects with multiple language versions, multi-tenancy, or integration with specialist systems cost €50,000 to €150,000. Agencies charge €100 to €170 per hour, and public-sector clients often need to factor in longer procurement timelines as well.
You can find suitable providers through search or by submitting a request directly. For a broader overview, see CMS agencies and web development agencies; smaller editorial teams should also look at WordPress.
Frequently asked questions
TYPO3 agencies: questions and answers
What does a TYPO3 relaunch cost?
A TYPO3 relaunch for a mid-sized company usually costs €20,000 to €50,000. More complex projects with multiple language versions or multi-tenancy run €50,000 to €150,000. Agencies charge €100 to €170 per hour.
How long is a TYPO3 version supported?
Every TYPO3 LTS version gets three years of community security updates. After that, support can be extended through paid Extended Long Term Support from TYPO3 GmbH. Without that extension, an upgrade to the next LTS version should be planned by the end of those three years at the latest.
What does TYPO3 partner status for an agency mean?
TYPO3 GmbH awards graduated tiers through its partner program based on an agency's experience and engagement with TYPO3. The status shows demonstrated familiarity with the system but says nothing about fit for your specific project. Case studies of similar scale remain the more important thing to check.
TYPO3 or WordPress, which is the better choice?
For many editors with different permission levels, multiple language versions, or high compliance requirements, TYPO3 is the better fit. For a single website with a small team and a modest budget, WordPress is usually quicker to build and cheaper. The decision should follow your actual editorial structure, not the system's popularity.
How much work is it to move from an old TYPO3 version?
That depends heavily on the scope of custom extensions, which need to be reviewed and sometimes rebuilt with each version jump. A move across several LTS versions should happen step by step, not in a single large leap. Plan for several weeks to a few months, depending on project size.