A checkout that pays
for itself
Affordability is more than a low sticker price. Loki Checkout costs less than the Hyvä Checkout to buy, less than other checkout vendors once you account for its faster performance and first-party integrations, and less to keep running thanks to a simpler stack. And with Purchasing Power Parity discounts, that value stays fair wherever your team and your merchants happen to be.
Lower prices
A lower price only matters if you keep the value. Loki Checkout undercuts the Hyvä Checkout on price, and undercuts other vendors on total cost once you count the performance and integrations you would otherwise pay extra for.
Cheaper than the Hyvä Checkout
Same modern Alpine.js and Tailwind foundation as the Hyvä Checkout, at a lower price — and it runs on both Hyvä and Luma themes, so you are not paying to be locked into one.
Faster, so cheaper to run
A faster checkout needs less tuning and lighter infrastructure to stay quick. The performance you get for free with Loki is performance you would otherwise pay for in developer hours and hosting.
First-party integrations included
Payment and shipping integrations are built and maintained by us, first-party. No extra bridge modules, no separate licenses, no integration bills stacked on top of the base price.
Louis de Looze, PerfcomLoki Checkout combines a developer-first experience with excellent performance, while remaining flexible enough to support any checkout flow. I love it.
Lower maintenance costs
The real cost of a checkout is not the licence — it is the years of maintenance that follow. Loki Checkout is built on familiar, boring-in-the-best-way technology and clear conventions, so upgrades stay predictable and your team spends its hours shipping instead of firefighting.
Magento stack plus Alpine.js
Loki Checkout stays on the native Magento stack and adds only Alpine.js for interactivity. There is no separate frontend framework, build pipeline or headless layer to keep in sync, so your existing Magento developers can maintain it with the skills they already have.
Simple AJAX architecture
A simple AJAX architecture keeps the checkout talking to Magento in a way that is easy to reason about. Fewer moving parts and no complex state layer mean fewer bugs to chase and less time spent debugging when something changes.
XML layout in the lead
Customization is driven by Magento's XML layout, the same mechanism developers already use across the rest of the shop. Adding, moving or removing a component is a layout change — not a fork — so your customizations survive upgrades and stay cheap to maintain.
AI skills
We ship AI skills that teach coding agents how the Loki Checkout is structured, so common tasks and customizations can be scaffolded and reviewed faster. Less manual boilerplate means lower maintenance hours over the life of the project.
Purchasing Power Parity discounts
A price that is reasonable in one country can be out of reach in another. Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) discounts let you adjust pricing based on the local purchasing power of each market, so your offer feels fair everywhere you sell.
With the Loki Checkout, we are eager to make Magento affordable for everyone. Because of this, we offer PPP discounts to merchants from emerging markets, like Asia, Africa and Latin America. When offering this discount, we require both the developer and the merchant to be from the stated country. Send us an email at to learn more.