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Online stores for the things a template can't sell.

Configurable products, print‑ready files, subscriptions, trade pricing, account ordering — the cases where Shopify and WooCommerce start fighting you. We build bespoke and headless stores around how your products actually sell, wired straight into your stock, accounting and the platform behind them.

Custom & headless
e‑commerce.

Bespoke online stores for unusual products, print pipelines, subscriptions and wholesale pricing — built when off‑the‑shelf carts run out of road. Headless where you want full control of the storefront, connected to your stock and accounting directly.

When a custom store earns its keep.

Shopify and WooCommerce are excellent for a standard catalogue. These are the signs you've outgrown one.

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Your products are configurable, made‑to‑order or print‑ready, and a fixed catalogue can't describe them.

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Pricing is anything but flat — trade tiers, customer‑specific rates, volume breaks, quotes.

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You're paying for apps and plugins to bolt on what should be core, and they break with every update.

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The store needs to live inside your own platform and share its data, not sit on a vendor's subdomain.

What we build in.

The core of every store, then whatever your products and customers actually need.

01 / Catalogue
Products that don't fit a grid
Configurable options, made‑to‑order items, print‑ready uploads, bundles and variants modelled on how you really sell — not squeezed into "products & variants".
02 / Pricing
Trade, tiered & account pricing
Wholesale tiers, customer‑specific rates, volume breaks, quotes and credit accounts — first‑class, not a plugin.
03 / Checkout
Headless storefront
A buying experience you control completely — on web, in an app or inside your platform — over a robust catalogue, cart and order engine.
04 / Payments
Payments & subscriptions
One‑off, recurring, deposits and instalments through the gateways you choose, with the dunning and renewals handled.
05 / Fulfilment
Stock, orders & print files
Inventory, order routing and — where it applies — the digital‑to‑print pipeline that validates artwork before it reaches the press.
06 / Integration
ERP, accounting & CRM
Connected directly to your inventory, accounting and CRM so stock, orders and invoices stay in step with no re‑keying.
Headless
full control of the storefront, robust engine behind
Trade
wholesale & account pricing as a first-class feature
Print
artwork ingest & validation, the Grange Print pipeline
1 stack
store, stock and accounting kept in step

How a store build runs.

The same five steps as everything we do — mapped to an e‑commerce engagement.

01 / PLAN

Map how you sell

Products, pricing, customers and fulfilment — we document the real model before any code.

02 / DESIGN

Storefront & catalogue

The buying journey and the product model, prototyped and agreed, designed to convert and to scale.

03 / BUILD

Build & integrate

We build the store and wire it to payments, stock and accounting, migrating your catalogue across.

04 / LAUNCH

Soft launch

A quiet go‑live with real orders, monitored closely, before we open the doors fully.

05 / MAINTAIN

Grow the range

New product types, channels and integrations added on a retainer as the business grows.

Robust commerce, your storefront.

We build on a solid catalogue and order engine, with a storefront we craft to fit your brand and your products. Headless when you want total control, integrated tightly with the systems that run the rest of your business.

apiLaravel uiReact / Next.js dbPostgreSQL payStripe payGoCardless archHeadless printArtwork pipeline infraCloudflare

E‑commerce questions.

What merchants ask before a build starts.

Why build custom instead of using Shopify or WooCommerce?

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For a standard catalogue, Shopify or WooCommerce is often the right call and we'll say so. Custom earns its place when your products, pricing or checkout don't fit a template — configurable or print‑ready products, complex wholesale and trade pricing, subscriptions, or a store that has to live inside your own platform.

What is headless e-commerce?

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Headless means the storefront and the commerce engine are separate, talking over an API. It lets us build exactly the buying experience you want — on web, in an app, or inside another platform — while keeping a robust catalogue, cart and order system behind it.

Can you handle complex or wholesale pricing?

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Yes. Tiered and trade pricing, customer‑specific rates, volume breaks, quotes and account‑based ordering are exactly the cases custom is built for, where off‑the‑shelf carts struggle.

Can the store connect to our stock and accounting systems?

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Almost always. If your inventory, ERP or accounting tool exposes an API, we connect the store directly so stock, orders and invoices stay in step without manual re‑keying.

Do you sell physical, digital or print products?

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All three. We've built the pipeline behind Grange Print, which ingests and validates customer artwork before it ever reaches the press — so digital‑to‑print, downloads and physical goods are all familiar ground.

Selling something the carts can't handle?

Tell us about your products and pricing. We'll come back with honest questions and a rough scope.

Selling something the carts can't handle?

Tell us about your products and pricing. We'll come back with honest questions, a rough scope and a rough price.