E‑commerce development services built around how your company sells
We design, build and grow e-commerce for companies that have outgrown off-the-shelf platforms. We specialise in Medusa.js and contribute directly to the platform. Every project starts with how you sell, not with a feature list.
20 minutes online. You get a straight answer: buy, build or drop it.
- Platform
- We contribute directly to Medusa
- Team
- You work with the founders
- Pricing
- A fixed price for an agreed scope
We only show work that runs publicly, and we do not claim results we have not measured.
Services
Medusa.js
The platform we build on, and the way to get there.
- Medusa.js developmentA new store or sales platform on Medusa, from architecture to growth after launch.
- Headless commerce developmentA headless store on Medusa with its own Next.js storefront, built around the way you sell.
- E-commerce migrationMoving from Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or PrestaShop without losing data or search visibility.
Medusa.js development
Headless commerce development
E-commerce migrationE-commerce solutions
Specific sales problems we solve on that foundation.
- B2B e-commerceCompany accounts, customer-specific pricing and quick ordering, with B2C on a shared catalogue when you need it.
- Marketplace developmentOne cart and one payment for the customer, separate orders, documents and settlement for every seller.
- E-commerce integrationsConnecting your store with ERP, PIM and WMS so stock, prices and orders stay in sync.
B2B e-commerce
Marketplace development
E-commerce integrationsGetting started
E-commerce in 30 days
AI pilot for your ERPWork you can check yourself
Medusa.js, Next.js and Payload CMS · 70 products, 4 surfaces, 3 brandsImpregnatyBC: a store that matches a sealer to the surface and sells to companies at trade prices.ImpregnatyBC case study: a construction chemicals store on Medusa.js. Selection by surface and problem, a coverage calculator, company accounts active from sign-up, net prices and volume tiers.Read the case study 
Medusa.js and Next.js · 85 products, 20 categoriesAlufix: an online store on Medusa.js with a complete purchase path.Alufix case study: a Medusa.js store with a catalog of 85 products from seven brands, product variants, cart and checkout for consumers and companies.Read the case study 
3,494 products · Excel import and exportRader: a 3,494-product catalog and an AI assistant that asks like a sales rep.Rader case study: a catalog of 3,494 technical products, Excel import and export instead of an ERP integration, and an AI sales assistant that asks first.Read the case study How we work
Conversation
20 minutes with the founders: how you sell, what you want to change and whether Medusa fits the project.
Scope and fixed price
We agree the first stage and quote it at a fixed price. A live store on our foundation launches in 30 days.
Working increments
We show each stage on your own sales scenarios, not only at acceptance.
Release
We test the critical paths, move the data and launch the store following a cutover plan.
Growth
After launch, we develop the store in further stages, each with an agreed scope and price.
Questions about working with us
How much does e-commerce development cost?
A live store on our foundation costs from €5,000 net and launches in 30 days. ERP integrations, migrations and larger implementations are priced after a conversation, because their cost depends on the number of integrations, data migration, custom sales logic and interface design. Either way we work at a fixed price: once the scope is agreed, you get a price per stage rather than an hourly rate.
How long does an e-commerce implementation take?
A live store on our foundation launches in 30 days. For a larger scope, the time depends on the first release and how many systems need connecting. We then provide the timeline together with the quote and split it into stages you can see working as we go.
SaaS platform or a Medusa solution?
If you sell in a standard way and your current platform does not block change, SaaS is often enough, and we will tell you so. Medusa makes sense when your sales need custom pricing, roles, orders or integrations, and the costs and limits of an off-the-shelf platform start slowing you down. PHP open source such as PrestaShop or Sylius can be a good choice too: PrestaShop for standard retail on a small budget, Sylius when you have a Symfony team. We tell you when that is the better road.
How do I choose an e-commerce development partner?
Check whether you can see working projects, who will actually work on yours and how the scope is priced. With us, you work directly with the founders, our projects are publicly available and the scope is quoted at a fixed price.
What do you not do?
We do not run advertising campaigns or store marketing. We are responsible for the product: design, implementation, integrations, migration and ongoing development.
Let’s talk about your e-commerce.
20 minutes with the founders. We will work out which service fits your situation and where to start.