E-commerce keeps taking a bigger share of retail in both the US and Europe. Large marketplaces account for much of online sales, while niche marketplaces, D2C brands and B2B portals are where custom development pays off.
Custom Online Store and Marketplace Development
Custom online stores, niche marketplaces and B2B portals: catalog, customer accounts, payments, ERP and marketplace sync. First stage from $5,900.
First step: syncing stock and orders, from $4,900 in 3–4 weeks.
Stores on site builders lose
15-30%
of conversion once they grow past 1,000 orders a day
E-commerce keeps growing in the US and Europe, and big marketplaces like Amazon take a large share of it, yet niche marketplaces and D2C brands keep winning customers of their own. Many stores still run on site builders that buckle as they grow: a catalog of 10,000+ products drags, filters break, and the mobile version converts 2–3 times worse than desktop.
We build e-commerce platforms that scale: headless architecture (separate frontend and backend), native mobile apps, AI recommendations that raise the average order, and omnichannel integrations with marketplaces (Amazon, eBay, Etsy) and your ERP or accounting system. We work with online stores, D2C brands, niche marketplaces and B2B platforms.
A typical project, a mobile app for an online store, launches in 3–5 months. ROI reaches 300–600% in the first year through higher mobile conversion and a bigger average order.
Where the market stands
Size, digital maturity, trends and regulation: the backdrop for your business
High, yet many stores still run on site builders that can't keep up past 1,000+ orders a day. Most stores don't have an app of their own
- Mobile apps for stores: conversion 2–3 times higher than on the mobile site
- Niche marketplaces: building materials, auto parts, farm products
- AI personalization: recommendations, dynamic pricing, predictive search
- Headless architecture: one backend for the website, the app and marketplaces
- Omnichannel: one inventory and one price list for online and offline
- PCI DSS for card payments
- GDPR in Europe and US state privacy laws (such as the CCPA) for customer data
- Product safety and labeling rules for regulated categories, such as the EU General Product Safety Regulation
- Distance selling rules: the 14-day right of withdrawal in the EU, the FTC rule on shipping times for online orders in the US
- Sales tax and VAT on online sales: US state sales tax rules, the EU VAT One-Stop Shop
Industry pains we take away
If you recognize even one, we have something to talk about.
E-commerce: what we implement
Key areas with a clear budget, timeline and outcome. The catalog below breaks down each one.
Orders dealers place themselves (our SHATE-M case)
Orders land in the client's ERP with no manual entry
Average order value with personalization
To stock and order integration
What we've already built in E-commerce
Real projects in production, with numbers you can verify.
70%
ERP and B2B portal for an auto parts distributor
Share of orders dealers place themselves. 1C stayed at the core, with a portal and a 500,000+ item catalog on top.
Project breakdown50,000+
Telegram loyalty service with gamification
Members in 6 months without paid installs, just QR codes at checkouts and on receipts.
Project breakdownWhat happens in the first two weeks
You can test us for free, before you pay a cent. It works the same way for any task in E-commerce.
- Day 0
A 30-minute conversation
We go through the process that hurts most and name the budget range out loud. No money changes hands at this step.
1 - Days 1–5
A working demo on your task
Not a slide deck: a clickable prototype or a live bot you can open on your phone and show your team. If you don't like it, we part ways and you keep the materials.
2 - Day 2 after the brief
A fixed quote by stage
Fixed in the contract. Not “approximately” and not “we'll clarify as we go”.
3 - Weeks 2–4
The first paid stage
You pay for a specific result. The next stage doesn't start until you've accepted the previous one.
4
- Demo before any contract or prepayment
- The quote is fixed in the contract
- Payment in stages, not all at once
- Code in your repository from day one
- 3 months of warranty after launch
- We'll tell you when you don't need it
Frequently asked questions
The essentials about working in this industry, short and to the point
We don't sell a “whole project” up front. We sell steps, and you can stop at any of them. Each one gives you a working tool.
- A demo on your task: free, 3–5 days. A clickable prototype or a live bot before any contract or prepayment.
- A first tool: a chatbot built around your scenario, from $1,900 in 2 weeks.
- A chatbot for your online store with AI answers and CRM integration: $3,500–8,500.
- A CRM for your online store: from $14,900.
- Video analytics for retail: from $12,900.
The full setup with every module and integration adds up to $35–90K, but not in one payment: in 2–4 week stages, each paid for a specific result. The quote is fixed in the contract within 24 hours of the call.
For comparison: one in-house developer costs from $10,000/month with taxes, and you still have to find one.
Ready to automate your online store?
Name one process that currently runs on people and paper. In 30 minutes we'll go through it, in 2 days you'll get a fixed quote, and in 3–5 days a working demo on your task. Free, before any contract or prepayment.
First step: syncing stock and orders, from $4,900 in 3–4 weeks.
30 minutes · free · no obligation
