E-commerce
Custom E-commerce Development — Marketplaces, Storefronts & B2B Commerce
Off-the-shelf carts fit 80% of stores. We build the other 20% — marketplaces, multi-currency B2B portals, configurable products, subscription engines, and the bespoke fulfilment logic that doesn't exist on any platform.
What we hear from E-commerce teams
- Outgrew Shopify on a hard constraint (B2B pricing tiers, complex bundles, regulated products, multi-vendor payouts)
- Headless migration started, then stalled because the cart logic was harder than the team thought
- Custom checkout that fails PCI scope after the first 'simple addition'
- Search results that hide the SKU your customer is asking the chat agent about
- Inventory drift between channels because the OMS was Excel until last quarter
- Page-speed regressions after every marketing tag goes live
Regulation & compliance we work with
PCI-DSS (any cardholder data path)
GDPR & CCPA
EU VAT / OSS / IOSS
Tax compliance (Avalara, TaxJar, Vertex integrations)
Accessibility — WCAG 2.2 AA (US ADA litigation exposure)
Regulated-product workflows (alcohol, tobacco, CBD, controlled substances) where applicable
What we deliver
Multi-vendor marketplace platforms with split-payment & escrow
Headless storefronts on Next.js / Remix backed by Medusa, Commercetools, or custom
B2B commerce: account-level pricing, quote-to-cash, net-terms invoicing, punchout (cXML, OCI)
Subscription & recurring-billing engines that don't lose proration math
PIM-to-storefront pipelines with search relevance you can actually tune
Composable checkout with PSP redundancy (Stripe + secondary acquirer)
Performance budgets enforced in CI — LCP, TTFB, CLS gated per route
FAQ
- When does it make sense to leave Shopify / WooCommerce?
- When a single business rule costs more in workarounds than it would cost to own. Most stores should not migrate. The signal is when 3+ of these are true: B2B pricing tiers, multi-vendor payouts, regulated products, custom subscription logic, complex bundles, or a checkout rule the platform won't permit. Below that bar, customising the platform is cheaper than replacing it.
- Do you do headless from scratch, or migrate existing stores?
- Both. New builds are usually headless on Next.js + a commerce backend. Migrations get an audit first — half the time we recommend not migrating yet and instead fixing the platform-level constraint that prompted the question.
- How do you handle PCI scope for custom checkouts?
- Tokenisation everywhere. We use the PSP's hosted fields (Stripe Elements, Adyen Components) so card numbers never touch your servers, and the checkout SPA stays out of PCI scope. The integration sits behind a thin server-side orchestrator that handles 3DS challenges, idempotency, and payment-method routing.
- Can you make marketplaces that handle real seller payouts?
- Yes — split payments, escrow, refunds-against-payouts, KYC for sellers, 1099 generation. We've shipped marketplace flows on Stripe Connect, Adyen for Platforms, and on top of internal ledger systems where compliance ruled out third-party platforms.