Commerce Platforms
Built To Survive Peak

A store sells your inventory. A marketplace sells everyone else's and settles the money afterwards. They look the same on the surface and they are not the same product — we build both, and we scope them differently from day one.

E-Commerce & Marketplace work in progress
The Sector

Two Different Businesses, One Word

A single-brand store owns its stock, sets one price and ships from its own warehouse. A marketplace owns none of that. It has to onboard sellers, hold money it does not own, split it correctly, and referee the disputes when an order goes wrong.

Most marketplace projects that stall were scoped as "a store, but with more sellers". The catalogue is the easy half. Payouts, commission rules, returns and seller trust are where the months go, so that is where we start the estimate.

  • Commission, settlement and refund rules agreed before we build the cart
  • Catalogue modelled for your real variants, not a demo dataset
  • Load tested against your worst hour, not your average one

What We Build For Retail

The systems behind an order, from the first search to the settled payout.

Custom Storefronts

Headless or full-stack storefronts where the catalogue, search and checkout are yours to change without waiting on a platform release.

Multi-Vendor Marketplaces

Seller onboarding, listings, commission models, split settlement and the dispute workflow that has to sit behind all of it.

Checkout & Payments

Multi-gateway checkout with saved instruments, wallets, UPI, EMI and one-tap repeat purchase — plus recovery for the ones that drop.

Order & Inventory Management

One view of stock across warehouses, stores and channels, with allocation rules that stop you selling what you cannot ship.

Subscriptions & Loyalty

Recurring orders, plans, store credit and tiered loyalty, including the dunning logic that decides whether a subscriber churns.

Commerce Apps

Android and iOS shopping apps with push, deep links and a checkout that behaves the same as the web one.

What Decides Whether It Holds

Retail platforms are judged on the four days a year when everything happens at once.

Search & merchandising

Faceted search, synonyms and ranking you can tune, because the search box is where most revenue is won or lost.

Split payments & payouts

Marketplace settlement with commissions, taxes, holds and reconciliation that an accountant will sign off.

Shipping, tax & returns

Rate calculation, multi-carrier labels, returns and refunds handled as one flow rather than three bolt-ons.

Speed under load

Core Web Vitals on the storefront and a checkout that stays up when traffic is ten times normal.

Fraud & abuse

Card testing, refund abuse, fake sellers and coupon farming — caught by rules you control, not a black box.

Attribution you trust

Server-side events and clean order data, so marketing spend is judged on what actually converted.

Platforms And Rails We Work With

Some clients want a platform extended, others want it replaced. We are not paid to prefer one, so the recommendation follows your catalogue size, margin and roadmap.

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Shopify & Plus
WooCommerce
Magento & Adobe
Headless / custom
Stripe & Razorpay
PayPal & wallets
Algolia & Elastic
CRM & lifecycle
ERP & accounting sync

How We Deliver

Sequenced so the money path is proven long before the sale season it has to survive.

Audit the funnel

Catalogue, journey and drop-off reviewed against your real order data before anything is designed.

Commerce core

Catalogue, cart and checkout built first, with the pricing and tax rules your finance team confirmed.

Payments & fulfilment

Gateways, settlement, shipping and returns connected, then reconciled end to end against test volume.

Load test, then launch

Peak-hour load rehearsed on staging, with a rollback plan, before we go live — never during a sale.

Tell Us What You Sell

Bring your catalogue size, your channels and the part of the order flow that keeps breaking. You will get a straight view of what to build, what to extend and what to leave alone.

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FAQs

E-Commerce Questions

What clients ask us before starting a retail or marketplace build.

If your catalogue and rules fit a platform, extending it is cheaper and you should. Custom earns its cost when pricing, bundling or fulfilment logic stops fitting the platform's model — or when platform fees start outweighing engineering. We will tell you which side you are on before quoting.

Money lands in an escrow or split-payment account, commission and tax are deducted, and the seller is paid on your settlement cycle after the return window closes. The rules — holds, disputes, partial refunds — are agreed in scoping, because they decide the data model.

Yes. Products, customers, orders and SEO URLs migrate; the risk is always data quality and redirects. We run a dry migration you review on staging, and we keep the old URLs mapped so rankings survive.

That is a load-testing question, not a hope. We rehearse your worst expected hour on staging, fix what breaks, and put caching and queueing where the test says it is needed rather than everywhere.