We build custom e-commerce solutions – from classic B2C shops with thousands of products to specialised B2B platforms with wholesale price lists, stock synchronisation and automated order processing. We do not sell a boxed product and then bend it around your business; we build the system around how you actually sell.

What an e-shop needs beyond a cart

The checkout is only the visible tip. Underneath sits a catalogue that has to handle variants, attributes and seasonality, pricing with promotions and customer tiers, stock that knows about reservations and pending orders, and shipping with real carrier rates. When one of those layers fails, it shows up in your order numbers long before anyone complains about the design.

How we build it

  • Catalogue with variants, faceted filters and bulk product management.
  • Price tiers for B2B, individual price lists, volume discounts and order approvals.
  • Two-way sync with warehouse and ERP – stock levels, prices, orders and delivery notes.
  • Payment gateways and carriers integrated directly, including shipment status callbacks.
  • Automated order handling from confirmation to invoice with no manual re-typing.

When it pays off

An off-the-shelf shop is fine while you sell a simple range at one price. A custom build pays for itself once you deal with different prices for business customers, several warehouses, supplier feeds or orders that need approval. At that point every manual correction is multiplied by your order count and quietly becomes the most expensive part of running the shop.

We always start from whatever slows you down most today. The solution then grows in stages, so you never have to stop selling for a rebuild.

Frequently asked questions

Can we migrate from an existing shop without losing search rankings?

Yes, if the migration is prepared. That means keeping the existing URLs or redirecting them one to one, carrying over meta data and verifying indexation after launch. We plan the switch so old addresses never turn into error pages.

How long does it take to go live?

It depends on catalogue size and the number of connected systems. A simpler shop with existing data is usually running within a few weeks; a B2B platform with ERP integration and several price tiers needs considerably longer. We can estimate more precisely once we have been through the brief.