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# Purchasing a License

For administrators: Purchase a license for the Shopware 6 API Connector via AppSource

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You can purchase the Shopware 6 API Connector from solutioo via Microsoft AppSource. However, this is only possible after you have contacted our team in advance.\
To provide our customers with the best possible user experience, our team offers you a free appointment via Microsoft Teams so that you can get to know the Shopware 6 API Connector.

#### **In this initial conversation you will learn...**

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...how a test environment can be set up so that you can try out the Shopware 6 API Connector before purchasing.
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