Ecommerce development
Online stores engineered around your catalog, your checkout and your back office.
Custom storefronts, Shopify integrations and headless commerce, connected to payments, inventory, ERP and analytics.
- Money handled as integers with currencyNo floating-point totals or rounding surprises.
- Payments verified by webhook, not redirectOrder state follows the provider, not the browser.
- Sync failures are visibleErrors are logged and alerted instead of lost.
Where commerce projects get stuck
The catalog does not fit the platform
Configurable products, bundles, B2B price lists or very large catalogs strain default product models.
Orders live in two systems
Stock, prices and order status are synced manually or through brittle connectors that fail silently.
Checkout loses buyers
Slow pages, awkward payment flows and unclear errors add friction at the moment it costs most.
Selling abroad is bolted on
Currencies, taxes, languages and shipping rules are patched in rather than designed.
What we build for commerce
Custom online stores
Storefronts and order logic built for your products and buying rules when platform themes cannot express them.
Shopify integrations and extensions
Apps, custom checkout logic, metafields and sync with external systems when Shopify is the right core.
Headless commerce
Decoupled storefronts on a commerce engine of your choice, for performance and design freedom.
Subscriptions and recurring billing
Plans, renewals, pausing, upgrades and failed-payment recovery handled as explicit states.
Product catalogs
Attributes, variants, bundles, price lists and search designed for how buyers filter and compare.
Checkout and payment integrations
Payment providers, wallets and local methods, with idempotent order creation and webhook handling.
ERP and inventory integration
Two-way sync of stock, prices, orders and customers with the systems that run fulfillment and finance.
Analytics and reporting
Event tracking, funnel reporting and order data you can reconcile with finance, with consent respected.
International commerce
Multi-currency, localized content, tax and shipping rules configured per market.
A headless commerce stack, layer by layer
Storefront
Server-rendered pages for categories, products and content, tuned for speed and search.
Commerce engine
Cart, pricing, promotions and orders, either a platform API or custom services.
Integration layer
Queued jobs sync inventory, orders and customers with ERP, warehouse and CRM, with retries and alerts.
Payments
Provider integration with webhook verification and idempotent order state transitions.
Data and reporting
An order and event store that supports finance reconciliation and funnel analysis.
Commerce technology
- Storefront
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Commerce engines
- Shopify
- Custom order services
- Headless platforms
- Payments
- Stripe
- Adyen
- PayPal
- Local payment methods
- Back office
- PostgreSQL
- Redis queues
- ERP connectors
From catalog audit to live store
Catalog and operations audit
We review products, pricing rules, fulfillment and the systems orders must reach.
Platform decision
Custom, Shopify or headless is chosen on your constraints, with trade-offs written down.
Storefront and checkout build
Browsing, search, cart and checkout are delivered first, since they carry the revenue path.
Integrations and migration
Payments, ERP and data migration are built and tested against realistic orders.
Launch and tuning
Staged release, monitoring of failed payments and sync errors, then iteration from real behavior.
Typical timeline for a commerce build
Typical durations for this kind of work. Real timing depends on scope, integrations and how quickly decisions are made.
Step 1: Audit and platform decision
1 to 3 weeks
Catalog, operations, integrations and architecture choice.
Step 2: Design
2 to 4 weeks
Storefront, product pages and checkout flows.
Step 3: Build and integrate
6 to 16 weeks
Largely driven by the number and quality of external systems.
Step 4: Migration and launch
2 to 3 weeks
Data import, test orders, staged cutover.
Planning a new store or a replatform?
Tell us what you sell, where orders need to go and what is slowing you down today.
Questions about ecommerce development
Still have questions? Tell us about your project and we will answer in one business day.
Book a callShould we use Shopify or build custom?
If your catalog and checkout fit Shopify, it is often the faster and cheaper path, and we will extend it. Custom or headless makes sense when pricing rules, integrations or experience requirements push against platform limits. We recommend after seeing your operations.
Can you integrate with our ERP?
Usually yes, if the ERP exposes an API, database access or file exchange. We assess the interface early, because ERP quality often decides the schedule more than the storefront does.
What about PCI compliance?
We design checkout so card data goes directly to the payment provider and never touches your servers. Your exact obligations depend on your setup, so confirm them with your provider and advisers.
Can you migrate our existing store?
Yes. We migrate products, customers and order history with a mapping document and test imports, and set up URL redirects to protect existing search traffic.
Services that often go with commerce
- API integrationsReliable integrations between CRMs, ERPs, payments, ads and internal systems with retries, idempotency, monitoring and clear error handling.
- Business automationWorkflow automation, automated reporting, document processing and API-connected back-office systems that remove repeated manual work.
- Web developmentCustom websites, operational portals and web applications built on an architecture that fits your business, from content model to deployment.
- Software maintenanceOngoing maintenance for web and mobile products: updates, monitoring, bug fixes, performance work and takeover of software built by other teams.
Tell us about your store
Share what you sell, your current platform if any, and the systems orders must connect to.