🏗️ Ecommerce: Custom builds
Custom e-commerce for catalogues, pricing and workflows that templates can't handle: product configurators, subscriptions, custom checkout and multi-warehouse stock, connected to your ERP and built to scale.
Each need lowers how well an off-the-shelf template fits. Our view, not a rule.
Hover or tap a layer. Press Explode to pull the stack apart.
Watch features move across the board. Press Next sprint. Demo backlog.
What each one asks of your store, and how we handle it in the build.
Nine capabilities, each linked to the related module.
Tell us about your products and current store. We'll show what a custom e-commerce build would look like in a free consultation.
Talk to an e-commerce architectSee the Hospitality ERPSix steps to go live.
What changes when the store fits the business, not the other way round.
No workarounds or plugin piles.
Architecture planned for peaks.
ERP, CRM and logistics linked.
Code and data stay yours.
From first-time sellers to established brands.
Related builds and platforms.
Other platforms and related services.
Answers for foundry owners, accountants and sales teams.
When your pricing, products or workflows don't fit a platform without heavy workarounds, or when platform fees and plugin costs keep rising as you grow.
Usually Next.js or React on the front end, Node.js, Python or .NET services, PostgreSQL, and cloud hosting on AWS, Azure or GCP. We pick the stack for your team and scale.
Yes. Customers choose options such as size, material and finish, see the price update live, and the order carries every choice through to production.
Yes. Recurring billing, pauses, swaps, rental periods, deposits and returns can all be modelled.
Yes. Orders, stock, prices and customers sync with SAP, Dynamics, Odoo, Tally or your own system through APIs.
Payments go through PCI DSS certified gateways, and we follow OWASP practices, role-based access, encrypted data and regular security testing.
You do. The code lives in your repository and is handed over with documentation.
Upfront, usually yes. Over several years it can cost less if it removes platform fees, plugin costs and manual work. We compare both before you decide.
As an estimate, 12 to 28 weeks for a first release, depending on features and integrations, with working software shown every two weeks.
Tell us what you sell, your monthly orders and where your store runs today. We reply within 4 business hours.