Eurobuy β Dropshipping from Europe to Ukraine
A Magento dropshipping store connecting customers in Ukraine with products from European suppliers. An order placed on the website automatically creates an order with the supplier.
Project Goal
Connect product discovery, customer orders and supplier ordering in one workflow for selling European goods to customers in Ukraine.
Concept
Eurobuy combines a Magento storefront, the MGS Sconto theme and custom PHP modules. Its supplier integration automatically creates a supplier order when a customer orders on the website. Search, sorting, supplier imports and delivery-related modules support the commerce workflow.
Inside the Store
Screens from the public Eurobuy website: the home page, a catalogue category and a product page.
Interface screenshots were captured from eurobuy.ua on 10 October 2026. Products, prices and availability reflect the public website at capture time. A separate local Magento demo was used for technical checks; no orders, payments or customer records were created on the public site. Checkout, delivery integrations and supplier imports were not verified end to end.
Advantages
- π Clear discovery β browse products by category and use the catalogue sorting controls.
- πΌοΈ Product context β see images, descriptions and prices together on a dedicated product page.
- ποΈ Structured assortment β organise products into categories from a common administration interface.
- π¦ Supplier connection β a website order automatically creates an order with the supplier.
- π Cross-border commerce β European supplier products are offered to customers in Ukraine.
Technologies
Magento Open Source 2.4.7-p3 and PHP power the storefront and administration. MGS Sconto supplies the theme, with JavaScript, RequireJS, jQuery and LESS on the frontend. Project modules extend Magento, including GraphQL resolvers. The local installation uses MariaDB and Elasticsearch.
- PHP / Magento Open Source / MGS Sconto
- JavaScript / RequireJS / jQuery / LESS
- MySQL (MariaDB) / Elasticsearch / GraphQL
Magento dropshipping development: the Eurobuy case
A Magento dropshipping store connecting customers in Ukraine with products from European suppliers. An order placed on the website automatically creates an order with the supplier.
Helping customers navigate a broad assortment
The Eurobuy home page introduces the store through category banners. Catalogue pages then bring product cards, price filters and sorting into the browsing journey. Dedicated product pages show the item image, description and purchasing information together. The case uses actual screens from the public website.
Connecting customer orders with a European supplier
Eurobuy sells goods from Europe to customers in Ukraine through a dropshipping model. The implemented supplier integration automatically creates an order with the supplier when an order is placed on the website. This business workflow was confirmed by the project owner; live supplier ordering was not triggered during preparation of the case.
Product information and technical verification
The public storefront provides the visual evidence for this case. A separate local Magento installation was used to check catalogue browsing, category and price filtering, product imagery and administration without connecting external services. Payment, delivery and supplier import workflows remain outside the end-to-end verification scope.