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An upgrade to a higher 1C-Bitrix: Site Management edition helps expand the current license without rebuilding the website. We will check the current edition, update status and recommend the correct upgrade option.
An upgrade helps expand the current license with modules for e-commerce, marketing, communications, analytics and project scaling. We will help check the current edition and choose the correct upgrade option.
Enter the key of the website you are upgrading. It will be attached to the selected license upgrade.
Available upgrades: 9
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Upgrade to a higher edition without rebuilding the website and with project data preserved.
Upgrade for extending a small website into a corporate project with additional capabilities.
Upgrade for extending a small website into a corporate project with additional capabilities.
Upgrade for launching an online store, catalog and sales features on the current license.
Upgrade for projects requiring advanced commerce, marketing, integrations and more modules.
Upgrade for launching an online store, catalog and sales features on the current license.
Upgrade for projects requiring advanced commerce, marketing, integrations and more modules.
Upgrade for projects requiring advanced commerce, marketing, integrations and more modules.
Upgrade for projects requiring advanced commerce, marketing, integrations and more modules.
When your website outgrows its current edition, an upgrade unlocks additional platform features. You continue developing the existing project.
New sections, an online store or expanding sales — identify the features you need, then choose the right edition.
Every upgrade has a source and destination edition. Check both, enter your existing website key and add the matching option to the cart.
Before installing new modules, create a backup and check template, integration and customization compatibility.
If it is unclear which upgrade fits and whether updates are active, send a request — a specialist will check the license and suggest the correct path.
An edition upgrade for 1C-Bitrix: Site Management means extending an existing license to a more functional edition without buying the product from scratch. It is needed when the current edition no longer covers the growth of a website, online store, or corporate project.
With a standard upgrade, the website does not need to be rebuilt: content, users, products, orders, and settings are preserved. New features become available through the relevant product modules after the upgrade is ordered and the website is technically checked.
A Bitrix edition upgrade becomes necessary when a project has grown and the current edition limits further development. For example, the website may need an online store, an advanced catalog, new marketing tools, integration with 1C, or broader functionality for orders, users, and analytics.
An upgrade expands the capabilities of the existing license without moving the website to another CMS or rebuilding it from scratch. Before ordering, it is important to check the edition, license key, active update period, modules, template, custom changes, and server compatibility.
The 1C-Bitrix: Site Management product line includes editions for projects of different scale: Start, Standard, Small Business, Business, Enterprise, and Enterprise for PostgreSQL. They differ by included modules, available features, and typical use cases.
Lower editions are suitable for small websites and content projects, Small Business and Business are usually selected for online stores, while Enterprise is intended for large solutions with higher requirements for performance, integrations, and infrastructure.
The Bitrix Start edition is designed for a simple website, landing page, business card site, or small information project where basic content management and a clear structure are enough. It is suitable for an initial launch when advanced modules and complex functionality are not required.
Standard is chosen for a more developed website: a corporate project, an information resource, a website with forms, sections, additional services, and room for expansion. If the project grows beyond a basic structure, upgrading from Start to Standard helps add functionality without rebuilding the site.
The Bitrix Small Business edition is suitable when a website needs an entry-level or medium-scale online store. It is often chosen for projects that need to work with products, orders, customers, a catalog, a shopping cart, and basic commercial scenarios.
If a standard corporate website starts turning into a sales platform, upgrading to Small Business may be a logical development step. Before buying the upgrade, it is worth assessing the catalog structure, number of products, payment and delivery methods, integrations, expected load, and server requirements.
The Small Business edition is usually suitable for an online store with basic commercial tasks, such as launching sales, managing a catalog, using a shopping cart, and processing orders. It works well for projects that do not yet need the full set of tools for large-scale e-commerce.
The Business edition is intended for a more advanced online store or B2B project, with broader commerce functionality, a large catalog, integrations, order management, and more developed sales scenarios. When Small Business becomes insufficient, upgrading to Business expands the website’s functional base.
The Bitrix Business edition should be selected when a project needs a full-scale online store, an advanced catalog, extended commerce features, integrations, and future scalability. It is often chosen for stores with a large product range, complex section structure, active order processing, and automation requirements.
If the intent is to buy a Bitrix Business license, it is important to evaluate not only the edition name but also real business processes: 1C data exchange, payment and delivery methods, customer accounts, expected load, custom development, and technical support.
The Enterprise edition is suitable for large projects with increased requirements for performance, fault tolerance, security, scalability, and corporate infrastructure. It is considered for major online stores, portals, federal-level projects, B2B systems, and high-load solutions.
Before upgrading to Enterprise, a technical assessment is important: website architecture, server infrastructure, database, caching, integrations, redundancy requirements, and support model. Such an upgrade usually requires not only a license purchase but also proper project preparation.
The right Bitrix edition can be determined by the project’s tasks: website type, online store needs, catalog structure, user accounts, integrations, content volume, expected load, and development plans. A simple website may only need a lower edition, while sales projects and complex commerce require a more functional version.
The question of which Bitrix edition to choose should not be based on price alone. It is important to compare current limitations, required modules, future custom development, and server requirements. For an existing website, the license key, installed edition, and upgrade options should also be checked.
A Bitrix edition comparison includes analyzing modules, content management features, online store functionality, integrations, users, marketing tools, scalability, and technical requirements. The goal is to understand which edition covers current tasks and will not limit the project in the near future.
For an upgrade page, it is especially important to compare the current edition with the target one. For example, upgrading from Standard to Small Business is usually connected with launching commerce, while upgrading from Small Business to Business is about expanding an online store and more complex sales scenarios.
Yes, upgrading from Start to Standard is possible when a website needs features that are not available in the lower edition. This option is suitable when a simple website is growing: new sections, forms, service functions, content scenarios, and more serious structure requirements appear.
With a standard upgrade, website data is preserved, and new modules become available through the update mechanism. Before ordering the upgrade, it is worth checking the active license period, current platform version, template condition, and compatibility of installed modules.
Yes, upgrading from Standard to Small Business is possible when a website needs online store functionality. This upgrade is usually considered when a corporate or informational website needs to start selling products, receiving orders, managing a catalog, and serving customers.
The 1C-Bitrix Small Business edition expands the project’s capabilities, but the license is not the only factor to assess. It is important to check the catalog structure, payment and delivery methods, integration requirements, server environment, SSL, backup, and future technical support.
Yes, upgrading from Small Business to Business is suitable for online stores that have outgrown the current edition. This is usually connected with catalog growth, more complex order processing, broader integrations, higher load, additional commerce scenarios, and the need for more advanced sales management.
The website does not need to be rebuilt during the upgrade, but the technical part should not be ignored. Before installing new modules, it is advisable to make a backup and check the template, custom changes, 1C data exchange, server environment, and compatibility of current solutions.
Yes, with a standard upgrade to a higher edition, website data is preserved: content, structure, users, products, orders, and settings remain in the working project. The upgrade is intended to expand the capabilities of an existing license, not to create a website from scratch.
However, before any technical changes, it is still advisable to create a backup and check the project. This is especially important for websites with custom development, a non-standard template, integrations with 1C, external services, marketplace modules, or high load.
No, the website does not need to be rebuilt after upgrading to another edition. The purpose of an upgrade is to expand the current license and add the capabilities of a higher edition to an existing working project. This is convenient when the website has developed gradually and now needs new modules.
However, new features do not mean that all business scenarios are configured automatically. After the upgrade, it may be necessary to install modules and configure the online store, access rights, integrations, 1C exchange, templates, components, and server environment.
New modules after an upgrade are usually received through SiteUpdate in the website admin panel. After the upgrade is ordered and the appropriate coupon is applied, the update system recognizes the expanded edition and allows modules included in the selected higher version to be downloaded.
Before installing modules on a live website, it is better to create a backup and check compatibility. This is especially important if the project has custom development, custom components, a non-standard template, integrations, 1C exchange, or third-party modules.
An upgrade differs from buying a new license because it is applied to an existing license key and changes the product edition. A new license is needed for a new website or a new installation, while an upgrade is used for an existing project that requires more features.
If a website already runs on 1C-Bitrix: Site Management, it usually makes little sense to buy the product again only to expand functionality. The current edition, target edition, key status, and upgrade cost should be checked. The upgrade is usually calculated as the price difference between editions according to official terms.
An upgrade and renewal solve different tasks. An upgrade changes the 1C-Bitrix edition and expands website functionality by adding higher-edition features, modules, and scenarios that were not available before. Renewal is responsible for the active update period and access to product updates.
If the website lacks features, an upgrade is needed. If access to updates must be maintained or restored, renewal is needed. In some cases, before ordering an upgrade, it is important to check whether updates are active for the key, as this may affect technical steps and module installation conditions.
The cost of upgrading between editions is usually calculated as the difference between the price of the current edition and the selected higher edition. This approach allows the license not to be bought again, but to pay for expanding the capabilities of the existing product according to official terms.
The final cost depends on the current edition, target edition, license status, product package, additional websites, and current rules at the time of ordering. For non-standard cases, it is better to check the calculation by license key to avoid choosing the wrong upgrade coupon.
Before buying an edition upgrade, it is important to check the current edition, license key, active update period, target edition, installed modules, template, custom changes, integrations, and the technical condition of the website. This helps determine which upgrade is actually needed and what work may be required after ordering.
The server should also be assessed: PHP version, database, performance, disk space, backups, and environment compatibility. An upgrade expands the license, but it does not automatically fix website errors, server problems, or issues caused by incorrect custom development.
Yes, before an edition upgrade, new module installation, and updates, it is advisable to create a backup of the website and database. With a standard upgrade, data is preserved, but technical changes on a live project should always be performed with a rollback option.
A backup is especially important for online stores, websites with orders, integrations with 1C, non-standard templates, custom components, and third-party modules. It is also useful to test recovery from the backup, so the copy is not only created but actually suitable for emergency restoration.
The right upgrade can be selected by a specialist who can compare 1C-Bitrix editions not only by a feature table but also by the real project. The installed edition, business tasks, current limitations, catalog, orders, integrations, active update period, server, and future development plans should all be considered.
Working through a partner makes it convenient to check the license key, choose the correct upgrade coupon, receive advice on technical risks, get closing documents, and plan further work. This reduces the risk of buying an upgrade that does not solve the task or requires unexpected additional actions.
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