Online stores and marketplaces

Experience you can rely on

We launched our first online electronics store in 2011. Since then, we’ve delivered more than twenty e-commerce projects: a network of five stores with a shared product database, a case customizer with on-site personalization, a clothing and toy store, and a prosthetics configurator for Ortocosmos.

Our longest-running project is the gift marketplace vpodarok.ru. We rebuilt it from the ground up in 2017–2019 and continue to maintain it today, including its supplier portal, embeddable purchase widget, and mobile app API. A more recent example is podomam.by, a marketplace for country house and cottage rentals, built with a Laravel API and Nuxt, powered by Meilisearch, and launched in three months.

What we build

• Catalog and search. Categories, attributes, filters, and full-text search with typo tolerance and synonym support using Meilisearch or Elasticsearch—results in milliseconds, even across hundreds of thousands of products.
• Cart, payments, and shipping. Integrations with payment providers and banks in Belarus and Russia, shipping cost calculations based on weight and region, order statuses, and notifications.
• Marketplaces. Seller and buyer portals, moderation, commissions and payouts, reviews and ratings, and dispute management.
• Customer portals and B2B. Wholesale pricing, order registers, documents, and integrations with 1C and business management systems.
• Admin panel. Product and order management, imports from Excel and supplier data exports, and reporting.
• SEO from day one. Search-friendly URLs, product structured data, sitemaps, and fast-loading pages—your store should attract traffic, not just handle it.

Off-the-shelf or custom-built?

For a small store with standard workflows, we’ll be straightforward: choose an off-the-shelf platform. Custom development makes sense when your business logic is unconventional—product configurators, a marketplace with commission calculations, integrations with internal systems, or workloads that ready-made platforms weren’t designed to handle. In these cases, custom code pays for itself within the first year of maintenance.

How the project works

We start with discovery and an interface prototype, then work in two-week iterations with demos. The store starts accepting its first orders within 2–3 months. From there, we develop it according to your priorities: marketing tools, loyalty programs, and a mobile app.