Ecommerce Development

Kryeo builds online stores end to end: the catalogue, the checkout, payments, fulfilment, and the integrations that keep the operation running. We work on open-source Medusa, on Shopify's Storefront API, and on other commerce backends, and we hand over code and infrastructure you own.

What an ecommerce build includes

A store is more than a product grid and a cart. A real build covers:

• Catalogue: product data model, variants, collections, merchandising, and a content layer so marketing can build pages without a developer.
• Checkout: the flow, address and shipping logic, discounts, gift cards, and the payment integration. Custom where your model needs it, standard where it does not.
• Payments and tax: Stripe or your processor, automated tax where relevant, and the reconciliation your finance team needs.
• Fulfilment: shipping rates, label generation or 3PL handoff, returns, and inventory that stays accurate across channels.
• Back-office integrations: ERP, PIM, CRM, and analytics, built as proper integrations rather than fragile scripts.
• Performance and SEO: server-rendered pages, fast on mobile, with structured data and clean URLs.

Choosing the stack

There is no single right platform. The decision comes from your requirements:

	Kryeo	Themed platform store
Standard catalogue and checkout	Headless is overkill; a themed store is faster and cheaper	A good fit
Custom storefront experience	Headless, with a custom Next.js front end	Fights the theme system past a point
Non-standard pricing or checkout	Headless on Medusa, for full control of the logic	Limited to what apps and platform APIs allow
Removing revenue-share fees at scale	Self-hosted Medusa; infrastructure cost only	Percentage of sales continues

Replatforming

Moving off a platform you have outgrown is a project we run often. The approach:

1. Audit: catalogue, integrations, custom logic, traffic, and the URL map.
2. Model: the new data model and the migration scripts, tested against staging.
3. Rebuild: storefront, checkout, and integrations, reviewed on staging throughout.
4. SEO plan: redirects for every changed URL, preserved metadata and structured data, a page-speed target, and a crawl comparison.
5. Cutover: a tested, reversible launch, then monitoring.

Get a scoped estimate

Tell us what you sell, what your checkout has to do, and what it connects to. You will get an honest recommendation on stack and a scoped estimate, not a deck.

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