E-commerce Platform
Your own store, on your own infrastructure, with no per-sale platform fee.
Hosted storefronts take a cut of every order and decide what you are allowed to build. Past a certain volume that arithmetic stops working, and the features you actually need are the ones the platform does not offer.
This is a store you own outright: product catalogue, variants, inventory, cart, checkout, order management and a dashboard that reports on what actually sells.
Payment integration is scoped to what genuinely works in your market. That is a real constraint worth naming early rather than discovering at launch — I will tell you what your options are for your country and customer base before you commit to anything.
What you get
Product catalogue with variants
Sizes, colours, options and per-variant stock.
Inventory management
Stock levels, low-stock alerts, bulk updates.
Checkout and order pipeline
From cart through fulfilment, with status tracking.
Payment integration
Scoped to the rails that actually work in your market.
Admin dashboard
Orders, customers, revenue reporting.
Transactional email
Branded order confirmation, shipping and receipt templates.
Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Drizzle ORM · Cloudinary
Questions about this
Why not just use Shopify?
For a simple catalogue under modest volume, Shopify is often the right answer and I will say so. Custom becomes worth it when the per-sale fees exceed the build cost, or when you need workflow the platform will not let you build.