We start from scratch when developing new platforms and carry out reconstructions where necessary. We make use of the code and tools that you already have. We help you to scale up. The normal period takes between 6 and 12 months, and the typical cost is between $150K and $500K.
We create applications for iOS and Android, using React Native in order to speed them up; the timeline is between 4 and 8 months, and such apps are appropriate for brands that sell directly to customers and desire mobile sales.
To speed up websites and boost conversion rates, construct the front-end components. Page load time is reduced from an average of 5 seconds to 1.2 seconds as a result of the project. The typical scope involves a complete redesign that takes between 8 and 14 weeks. We make use of React, Next.js, and Vue.
We make AI tools for use in the e-commerce sector. We produce advisory systems, forecasting tools, and pricing systems. In the case of one client, the use of our tool resulted in a rise in repeat sales of 18 per cent. With respect to another client, a large sum of money was saved through reduced waste; they achieved a reduction in waste of $120K per year as a result of using our forecasting system.
Your ecommerce platform can be linked to an ERP system, an accounting system, a logistics system, or to third-party fulfillment systems; typical examples of such integrations are SAP, NetSuite, Shopify Plus, Klaviyo, and the 3PL APIs.
It is possible to create custom dashboards which track revenue according to channel, customer cohort, SKU, or geography and that are in real time synced with Snowflake or BigQuery; in one case the client was able to reduce their reporting cycle from weekly to hourly.
Switch from a monolithic structure to using microservices or a serverless architecture; for instance, one project migrated its outdated PHP platform to Node.js and AWS Lambda, which led to a 35% reduction in infrastructure costs.
In the retail sector the rate of cart abandonment is 70 per cent, but by using one-click payment, guest checkout and saved cards our checkouts bring it down to between 45 and 52 per cent. The system accepts 8 or more payment methods and is PCI Level 1 certified.
Centralise the product data across all sales channels. The system handles between 50,000 and 500,000 SKUs and features real-time synchronisation with the storefronts, apps, and marketplaces. A fashion brand reduced its product upload time by 60%.
The inventory is constantly monitored in all warehouses and through all distribution channels and this prevents the issue of overselling; the system automatically issues low-stock warnings and as a result one direct-to-consumer brand was able to reduce its stockouts by 75% and cut its excess inventory by 18%.
Gather customer data from the web, the app, email, and the CRM system, then divide the customers into segments according to their behaviour, purchase value, and churn risk. One SaaS company raised its email campaign open rates from 12% to 24%.
We are able to handle payments, match them with the accounting records, and identify cases of fraud. The system accepts credit cards, digital wallets, ACH, and local payment methods and has built-in PCI compliance, tokenization, and chargeback handling.
The system is based on a multi-vendor model and can support between 100 and 10,000 sellers, providing each vendor with a dashboard, commission tracking services, dispute resolution facilities, and automatic payouts. Each client recruits 30 new sellers monthly.
Systems such as points schemes, referral programmes and VIP levels can lead to an increase in customers making repeat purchases by between 15 and 30 percent. When these systems are combined with email and SMS services, a brand which has taken this approach has managed to reduce churn by 12 percent.
Reduce manual processing by 80 per cent by automating the workflow from request to refund. Track return rates according to product and reason. Pattern analysis is able to identify abuse.
You can boost the average order value by 18 to 35 per cent through the use of item recommendations. The system features both content-based and collaborative filtering and has the capability of carrying out A/B testing. A particular grocer managed to increase their cross-sell rate by 42 per cent.
Shopping apps that are used by natives and those that are cross-platform include push notifications, exclusive offers for the app, and one-touch checkout; in the case of one brand, the app represents 40% of orders but 60% of the gross margin.
Recommendation methods employ collaborative filtering or neural networks; average order value usually rises by 18 to 35 percent, and the cold-start problem is dealt with by using a content-based approach.
Forecasts for SKU demand on a weekly or daily basis are possible, which in turn helps to decrease both excess inventory and stockouts. One apparel brand managed to reduce its annual inventory waste by $120K. This approach takes into account past sales and seasonality.
The company provides 24-hour chatbot support based on LLM technology to answer questions about refunds, returns, and shipping. It is able to resolve 65% of chat inquiries without needing to involve a human agent and reduces support costs by 40%.
Machine learning frameworks are able to detect suspicious transactions in real time, reducing fraud losses by 60 to 75 percent while maintaining a false-positive rate of less than 1 percent; a payment processor which adopted this method saw its chargeback rate decrease by 3.2 percent.
Price should be set in light of demand, the amount of inventory available, and the prices charged by competitors. Profit margins must rise by 3 to 8 percent; in one instance an electronics retailer was able to gain an additional annual revenue of $2.1 million without losing its cost-conscious customers.
The search feature is based on semantic understanding and allows for typo tolerance since this helps to decrease the number of 'no results' pages; for one brand the search click-through rate rose by 22 per cent and results are sorted according to user preferences.
Get a clear understanding of the purchasing process, identify where customers abandon their carts, and learn about the high-value behaviours. A direct-to-consumer brand discovered that cart abandoners who had 'free shipping' in their cart are three times more likely to convert if they are given $3 off.
The system enables fast and faceted searches covering between 50,000 and 500,000 products, accepts typos, and allows filtering according to brand, price, rating, and colour; furthermore, autocomplete functions with common search terms. A single retailer achieved a reduction of 80% in its 'no results' pages.
The cart is kept between sessions, and carts are saved. The quantity limits are determined by the inventory level. Dynamic pricing is available. Updates can be made with a single click. The site is designed to be used on mobile devices. When the user's cart experience is good, the average value per user session cart rises by 12%.
The checkout process is either one page or carried out in multiple steps, offering choices for both guest and registered users, supporting eight or more payment methods, including address verification and promo code usage, having a one-click reorder feature for customers who buy repeatedly, and being certified at PCI Level 1.
You are provided with up-to-date information about the status of your order from the moment it is placed right through to the time it is delivered; the system features webhooks to enable integration with 3PLs and sends out notifications to customers. It is also capable of detecting faults before they occur. Consequently, one brand was able to reduce its number of support queries by 25% by using a single tracking page.
By synchronizing its stock in real time throughout all channels, issuing low-stock alerts, automatically placing reorders, providing the facility for barcode scanning, and carrying out cycle count automation, one warehouse was able to cut its inventory discrepancies by 90%.
A single customer view covers a customer's purchase history, their preferences, loyalty status, wish lists, and their email preferences. The customer profile page for one brand is able to load data for 10 million customers in less than 100 milliseconds.
Tailor the homepage, email, and app; include an A/B testing framework when it comes to placing recommendations on product and checkout pages; the average order value rises by 18 to 35 per cent; an A/B testing framework is built in.
Emails, SMS messages, and push notifications which are sent as a result of customer behaviour. This covers marketing campaigns aimed at customers who have abandoned their carts, those sent after a purchase, and those designed to win back customers. Revenue from one brand's email marketing was increased by 45 per cent through the use of automation.
The dashboard displays revenue information according to channel, product, geography, and customer cohort and also contains data on cohort retention, CAC, and LTV; real-time dashboards are linked to either Snowflake or BigQuery.
Customers start the return process, which is then monitored using a QR code and is automatically refunded, with the return rate being broken down by product; the single brand's returns portal reduced the number of support tickets by 35%.
All payments are processed in accordance with PCI Level 1 standards and are subject to annual audits. When it comes to the data from the cards, it is replaced with tokens. Your environment does not store the card numbers, a fact which has been checked by independent auditors.
Sensitive data must be protected by means of end-to-end encryption; when the data is at rest it should be encrypted using AES-256 and when it is in transit TLS 1.2 or a later version should be used. The database should also be encrypted and the system must never log or cache any customer data.
It is compatible with Stripe, Square, Adyen, Authorize.net, and PayPal and has failover logic; it deals with reconciliation with accounting systems, makes use of PCI tokenization, provides fraud scoring, and keeps records of chargebacks.
Assessing transaction risk in real time, detecting suspicious ordering patterns, blocking IP address ranges known to be linked with fraud, and using device fingerprinting. A payment processor managed to cut its fraud losses by 60%.
Access control is based on roles, which are assigned to admin, staff, and customer. Admin users are required to use two-factor authentication. The API keys are rotated periodically. Access logs from one retailer show that there have been no unauthorized administrative actions.
We are ready to comply with the GDPR and the CCPA. We have data retention policies, automated mechanisms for deleting data, automated privacy policies, and cookie consent. One brand managed to reduce its legal risk audit findings by 90%.
Construct the ecommerce platform as a minimum viable product within an 8- to 12-week timeframe, with a focus on the key features including the catalog, cart, checkout, and email. The migration will be carried out at a later stage. The typical cost falls between $80K and $150K and the business is anticipated to grow by introducing a mobile app, analytics, and AI.
We should either rebuild or improve the current platform; the project must take between 4 and 8 months, with a focus on performance, conversion, and retention, and usually has a cost ranging from $150K to $300K. The marketplace, subscription, or AI features should be added one at a time.
The system has been specially built, is capable of supporting a number of brands, involves complex fulfillment, extends to both the business-to-business and business-to-consumer sectors, takes between 6 and 18 months to complete, costs between $300K and $1M or more, incorporates integration with ERP, WMS, and other third-party systems, and demands high availability.
The ability to control and move quickly with regard to the brand, ownership of customer data, integration with email marketing, the availability of subscription options, a mobile-first approach, and average project costs ranging between $150K and $400K with a duration of 6 to 12 months.
The system has a multi-vendor architecture, offers commission tracking, features vendor dashboards, automatically makes payouts, includes a dispute resolution process, and provides seller support tools. The length of the project is between 9 and 15 months, and the cost lies between $300K and $800K.
Bulk ordering, quote workflows, net-term purchase orders, and custom pricing according to customer tier are all available. The system also features catalog and content management as well as having integrations with NetSuite, SAP, and Coupa. The project will last from 8 to 14 months and has a budget ranging from $200K to $600K.
As ecommerce businesses grow, their profit margins decline. We manage to reduce the cost of our infrastructure on a per-order basis and cut down the amount of time spent on manual tasks. For one client, the entire cost of our engagement was recovered through cost savings within 18 months.
We have developed platforms which generate annual revenues ranging from $5 million to $500 million; the most up-to-date project of ours deals with 100,000 transactions every day and has an average uptime of 99.9 per cent. Our special expertise in the ecommerce sector causes there to be fewer unforeseen problems.
Three senior engineers have spent over four years working at e-commerce companies (Shopify, StockX, Faire). They have spent the night at 2 AM debugging payment integrations and know what goes wrong; those who have scars will be able to detect problems in your code.
There is no offshore mystery team; rather, you will meet your dedicated team on a weekly basis. You will have full access to the code from the very first day, and we won't lock you in or resell your product. You possess absolute ownership.
We have a detailed schedule that shows the milestones and costs over the 12 weeks, with no surprise change orders; if there is a change to the scope, we will show you how it will affect the cost before you commit, since the average variance for projects is 8%.
Post-launch support is offered by default and includes bug fixes, performance tuning, and advice on how to scale during peak seasons; a company decided to renew its annual support since the system's ability to handle peak-season traffic prevented a crisis.
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The MVP will cost between $80K and $150K and take 8 to 12 weeks to complete. For the full platform, including payments, inventory, and marketing, it costs between $150K and $400K and takes 4 to 8 months. For an enterprise solution with integrations and AI, pricing ranges from $300K to over $1M, and the timeline is 6 to 18 months.
The timeline is 8 to 12 weeks for an MVP, 4 to 8 months for a mid-market platform, and 6 to 18 months for a large enterprise platform with integrations. The exact duration depends on scope and team size.
Catalog, search, cart, checkout, payment processing, email confirmation, order history. Skip: subscription, B2B, marketplace, recommendation engine. Add later. MVP goal: validate idea.
Yes. We've integrated with both. Typical scope: 4-8 weeks. Handles sync of products, inventory, orders, and customers between platforms.
Credit cards (Visa, Amex, Discover), digital wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay), PayPal, local methods (Alipay in CN, Klarna in EU). Fraud scoring and chargeback handling included.
One-click checkout, guest purchases, saved cards, email reminders, and calculated discounts. Our checkouts reduce abandonment from the 70% industry average to 45-52%. A/B testing included.
Yes. Tested up to 100K concurrent users. Auto-scaling on AWS. CDN for static assets. One brand processed 500K orders in 48 hours during peak, with no downtime.
Yes. Standard package: bug fixes, performance monitoring, peak-season scaling, and monthly reviews. One brand's support plan prevented a crisis during an unexpected 3x traffic spike.
Yes. The recommendation engine integrates via API. Typical scope: 6-10 weeks. Lifts AOV by 18-35%. One brand's engine trained on 2 years of historical data.