Commerce surfaces
built to convert
A storefront is not the product. The product is the path from "found it" to "received it" — with payments that clear, stock that's honest, and a vendor panel that scales past the first 100 merchants. We build the whole thing together.
CAPABILITIES
Six surfaces, one shipped product
Commerce is not "a storefront"; it's six surfaces that have to cooperate. We build them under one team rather than wiring three vendors together.
Storefront
PLP, PDP, search, faceting, promo surfaces. Fast on 3G, accessible on keyboard, indexable by AI-search.
Checkout
Guest and saved flows, address validation, tax, shipping quotes, post-purchase upsell. Error paths tested harder than the happy one.
Payments
Stripe / Adyen / Klarna / local rails, 3-D Secure flow, refund + dispute tooling, reconciliation to your finance schema.
Inventory & OMS
Real-time stock, reservation, holds, backorder, multi-warehouse, partial ship. Wired to your WMS or an OMS we embed.
Vendor panel
For marketplaces: onboarding, KYB, listing tools, payout schedules, performance scores, dispute queues.
Catalog ops
PIM layer, merchandising rules, bulk edit, imports from ERP, content publishing queue, per-locale variants.
CONVERSION AUDIT
Four leaks we plug before any new feature
Before shipping new features, we close the proven leaks. The ranked list below is where most storefronts we inherit are losing revenue — fixes are mechanical, measurable and almost always carry their own ROI within the first quarter.
Slow PDP
Median mobile PDP below 2.5s LCP. Fix: image pipeline, edge cache, critical CSS, lazy non-ATF widgets.
Checkout friction
Address entry + card form on one screen, Apple / Google Pay on top, guest path surfaced first.
Shipping surprise
Shipping cost surfaced inside the cart, not at payment. Saves the commonest drop-off.
Stock ambiguity
Live stock + ETA on PDP, explicit low-stock signal, honest no-stock with notify-me.
Commerce lives on its integrations. Payments, logistics, ERP and the platform choice set the ceiling on what you can ship next. The matrix below is the one we default to.
INTEGRATIONS
Payments, logistics, ERP, commerce OS
Our default toolkit across the four integration lanes every commerce build touches. Substitutions happen per engagement — the principle is fluency over fashion.
Payments
- Stripe · Adyen · Braintrust
- Klarna · Afterpay · Affirm
- Apple Pay · Google Pay
- Local rails (iDEAL, SEPA, PIX)
Logistics
- ShipStation · EasyPost · Shippo
- Carrier APIs (UPS, FedEx, DHL)
- Delivery windows · pickup
- International docs · DDP
ERP · PIM
- NetSuite · SAP · Dynamics
- Akeneo · Salsify · Plytix
- GS1 feeds · product data
- Custom middleware layer
Commerce OS
- Shopify Plus · Commercetools
- BigCommerce · Medusa
- Custom headless (Next · Remix)
- Saleor · Vendure
Adjacent disciplines
Where commerce connects
Growth Analytics & SEO/GEO
Tracking architecture, ad attribution, search visibility so the storefront actually gets traffic and the funnel is measurable.
ProductSaaS Product Development
Subscription models, admin tooling and identity for merchant-side SaaS products attached to a marketplace.
RevenueCRM & Revenue Operations
Lifecycle automation, cart recovery, segmentation and revenue reporting layered on top of the storefront.
IndustryFinancial Technology
Payment-licence carriage, KYC / KYB patterns, fraud tooling and compliance maps for commerce at scale.
Ship commerce that clears, not commerce that demos
Share the catalog shape, expected volume, payment mix and the country list. We come back with a platform choice, integration plan and first-90-day cutover within ten working days.