D2C ecommerce
Direct-to-consumerwithout the platform tax
Storefronts, subscription logic, and the operational back-end that keeps a D2C brand running — built as software you own rather than rented from a platform's roadmap.
500+
Projects delivered
most under NDA
100+
Clients served
5 regions
5
Systems live
in production now
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Clutch rating
awaiting verified score
What we build
The work itself,component by component
Custom storefronts
Server-rendered, fast on mobile, and structured for the merchandising you actually do.
Subscription and recurring billing
Plans, pauses, upgrades, and dunning handled as first-class states.
Order management
The operational back-end: fulfilment, exceptions, returns, and the audit trail.
Inventory sync
Stock reconciled across channels without a spreadsheet as the source of truth.
Customer data platform
One profile per customer across purchase, support, and marketing.
Analytics
Cohorts, retention, and contribution margin — computed from your data, not sampled.
Why it matters
What changesonce it is running
Three things a buyer of this work should be able to hold us to.
You own the roadmap — Features ship when you decide, not when a platform prioritises them.
No per-transaction ceiling — Infrastructure cost scales with usage, not with a percentage of revenue.
One customer record — Support, purchase, and marketing read the same profile.
Stack we use for this
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe
- Redis
- AWS
How it runs
Four stages,and you can leave after any of them
Scope
We agree what the system does and what shipping means, in writing.
Build
Short cycles in your repository, running before it is finished.
Ship
Deployed into your cloud account, reachable by a real user.
Stay
Maintenance and roadmap by the same engineers who built it.
Proof
The systemsthat back this page
FAQ
Questionswe get asked
Should we leave our current platform?
Not automatically. We model the cost and effort both ways before recommending it.
Can you migrate our existing data?
Yes — catalogue, customers, and order history, with a reconciliation step.
Who handles payments?
A payment provider does. We integrate; we never store card data.
D2C ecommerce