Custom E-commerce Development

You get a fixed, itemized quote after a free 30-minute call. Custom commerce projects typically take 8–12 weeks, and marketplaces, B2B portals and ERP integrations are quoted on scope after a discovery session, with every item listed. If a standard Shopify or WooCommerce store will do the job, we will say so, since it costs far less.

Headless suits brands that need a highly custom front end, very fast pages, content from a separate CMS, or one backend serving a website, an app and in-store screens. It costs more to build and maintain than a theme. For most stores without those needs, a well-built Shopify theme is the better choice.

Shopify as a headless backend gives you a managed, PCI-compliant checkout and a large app ecosystem. Medusa is open source and can be self-hosted, so you control pricing logic, data and hosting with no platform fee. A fully custom backend makes sense only for unusual models, such as complex marketplaces, and we usually build those on Node.js or Laravel with PostgreSQL.

Yes, as long as the system has an API, a database we can read or a reliable export. We connect stores to inventory, accounting and point-of-sale systems such as NetSuite, Odoo or QuickBooks Online with scheduled or real-time sync. Every integration includes logging and alerts, so a failed sync is caught quickly instead of weeks later.

We usually use Stripe Connect, which handles vendor onboarding, identity checks, split payments and payouts, and keeps card data off your servers. Sales tax rules for marketplaces differ by country and province, so we build the tax logic your accountant specifies. This is general information, not tax or legal advice.