Custom ecommerce, for the parts a platform cannot do.
Storefronts, dealer portals and back-office tools in Laravel and React. Headless builds on the store's API. Two-way sync with NetSuite, SAP Business One, Dynamics 365, Xero, QuickBooks, warehouses and 3PLs. Fixed scope, fixed price, code in your repository.
Everything we do in custom ecommerce
Pick one or several. The quote names which of these it covers and what it does not. Anything else is a written change request with its own price.
Custom storefronts
When no platform fits the way you sell: configurators, quoting, rentals, subscriptions with rules.
B2B and dealer portals
Accounts, price lists, order history and approvals, connected to the store you already run.
Headless builds
A React front end on the WooCommerce or Shopify API, when the theme layer is the bottleneck.
Two-way sync
Orders out, stock and prices in, with the field mapping your system needs.
Read the guideMiddleware
A small Laravel or Node service between systems, with logs you can read.
Migrations
Platform to platform, with orders, customers and SEO redirects intact.
Monitoring and retries
Failed syncs retry and alert. Nothing disappears silently.
Custom ecommerce solutions, from $4,500 fixed
Three to eight weeks. Half to start, half when you accept the delivery on staging. Change requests are written up as new quotes. If you want us to stay after launch, retainers from $249 a month keep it updated, backed up and watched.
How a project runs
No sales call. A form, a quote, a build, a warranty.
Brief
Two or three sentences on what you need built.
Takes two minutesFixed quote
Scope, price, delivery date, and what is not included. Or a straight answer that a plugin or a theme will do.
Two business daysBuild and test
Weekly progress on a staging copy. Automated tests plus a manual pass on real orders.
One project at a timeRelease and warranty
Live with you. Anything in our work that misses the quote in the first month is fixed without an invoice.
30 days includedQuestions about custom ecommerce solutions
Platform or custom?
Platform first, almost always. Custom wins when the sales process itself is unusual, when the catalog has rules a platform cannot express, or when the store is one piece of a bigger system. The quote says which and why.
Connector or custom sync?
The quote starts with that question. Official connectors win when the field mapping is standard. Custom wins when it is not, or when two systems fight over the same field.
Which ERPs?
NetSuite, SAP Business One, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Odoo, Xero and QuickBooks so far. Anything with an API is quotable.
Where does it run?
Your hosting or ours, quoted as part of the build. Logs and alerts included.
Guides on integrations and custom builds
Written for store owners deciding between a plugin, an app and custom work.
Tell us what you need built.
Two or three sentences is enough. No sales call.
- A written quote within 48 hours
- Or a straight answer that a plugin or a marketplace theme will do
- Replies within one business day