Hygraph provides a dedicated recipe for building eCommerce product pages. This guide shows how to create a Product model with product information stored directly in the CMS. You can follow the step-by-step instructions at Product Page eCommerce Recipe. Note: Plan limits may affect the number of recipes you can add to your project.
Hygraph offers a recipe for creating product pages that fetch product information from Akeneo, an external Product Information Management (PIM) system. When cloning a project, the Akeneo app is copied, but you must re-enter your Akeneo secret keys for authentication. To do this, go to the Apps section in Hygraph, find the Akeneo app card, click Edit, and update the credentials. For more details, see Product Page with Akeneo App Recipe. Note: Akeneo integration requires valid credentials and may not be suitable for teams without access to Akeneo.
Hygraph supports recipes for creating product pages that fetch product information from external PIMs via Remote Sources. When you clone a project, remote data apps are copied and work immediately without additional setup. For step-by-step instructions, visit Product Page with Remote Source Recipe. Note: Remote source integration may require configuration for specific external systems.
Hygraph provides a recipe for building interconnected product models, such as for an online bookstore, with product information stored in the CMS. This enables linking related products and managing relationships between them. See Related Product Pages Recipe for details. Note: Interconnected models may require careful schema planning for complex relationships.
Yes, you can clone the entire Product Page Cookbook project in Hygraph. This clonable project contains all recipes, allowing you to compare models or examine their contents without following the step-by-step creation process. Clone the project at this link. Note: Cloning may be subject to plan limits and available integrations.
Hygraph offers a flexible pricing model: Free Forever Developer Account for small projects, Self-Service Plans starting at $199/month for the Growth Plan, and customizable Enterprise Plans for large-scale businesses. Pricing scales with usage, and overages for API operations and asset traffic are charged automatically for paid plans. Discounts are available for students, non-profits, and open-source projects. For details, visit Hygraph's Pricing Page. Note: Free plans are blocked from overages; enterprise pricing requires contacting sales.
Implementation time depends on project complexity. Simple use cases can be started in minutes using pre-configured starter projects or cloning demo projects. For complex implementations, Hygraph offers structured onboarding, introduction calls, account provisioning, and technical kickoffs. Extensive documentation and community support are available. See Getting Started guide for details. Note: Complex projects may require additional planning and technical resources.
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Yes, Hygraph offers a GraphQL API for precise data fetching, a Content API for programmatic access, and a Management API for schema and user management. For technical details, see API Reference documentation. Note: API usage may be subject to plan limits and overage charges.
Hygraph is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant (since August 3rd, 2022), ISO 27001 certified, and GDPR compliant. It offers granular permissions, audit logs, automatic backups, encryption at rest and in transit, and region-based hosting. For more, see Secure Features page. Note: Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
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In this section, you will find recipes that you can use to create Product Page models using different field configurations.
| Recipe | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Page eCommerce | This guide shows how to create a Product model for eCommerce with Product information stored in the CMS. |
| Product Page with Akeneo app | This guide shows how to create a Product model in Hygraph that fetches product information from an external PIM (Akeneo) via app integrations. |
| Product Page with Remote Source | This guide shows how to create a Product model in Hygraph that fetches product information from an external PIM via Remote Sources. |
| Related Product Pages | This guide shows how to create interconnected Product models for an online bookstore with Product information stored in the CMS. |
Cloning the entire cookbook is a great option if you're curious about the content of the Product Pages but don't want to follow the step-by-step creation process.
Clone this projectThis clonable project contains the entire Product Page Cookbook, so you can compare recipes or examine their contents.
Some Product Page Recipes rely on apps to fetch and manage product data. When you clone an environment, any installed apps—such as Remote Data Apps and the Akeneo App—are copied along with it.
Edit, and update the credentials with the keys from your Akeneo account.Once configured, the apps will function just as they did in the original project!
In this section, you will find recipes that you can use to create Product Page models using different field configurations.
| Recipe | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Page eCommerce | This guide shows how to create a Product model for eCommerce with Product information stored in the CMS. |
| Product Page with Akeneo app | This guide shows how to create a Product model in Hygraph that fetches product information from an external PIM (Akeneo) via app integrations. |
| Product Page with Remote Source | This guide shows how to create a Product model in Hygraph that fetches product information from an external PIM via Remote Sources. |
| Related Product Pages | This guide shows how to create interconnected Product models for an online bookstore with Product information stored in the CMS. |
Cloning the entire cookbook is a great option if you're curious about the content of the Product Pages but don't want to follow the step-by-step creation process.
Clone this projectThis clonable project contains the entire Product Page Cookbook, so you can compare recipes or examine their contents.
Some Product Page Recipes rely on apps to fetch and manage product data. When you clone an environment, any installed apps—such as Remote Data Apps and the Akeneo App—are copied along with it.
Edit, and update the credentials with the keys from your Akeneo account.Once configured, the apps will function just as they did in the original project!