Build it with Medusa.
Control it with Souk.
We design and build your online store around what you sell and how your customers buy. Start with what you need to launch, then add to it as your business grows.
Tell us about your projectWe agree on what your first site needs and what can wait. You get a defined scope, milestones and an estimate before the build starts. Product information, buying journeys and the tools to connect are part of that scope, so launch means a working store, not just finished pages.
We design the buying experience and build the rules it needs: public prices, negotiated prices, employee allowances or multiple sellers. We turn those rules into examples your team can review and tests we can run before launch and when the site changes.
We connect the tools you use, test orders and payments, and document the setup. The agreed handover gives your team the code and the knowledge to take over. You can keep working with us or bring in your own developers without starting the site again.
Product pages, prices, cart, checkout, payments and orders, with a design that works on mobile and desktop. We agree on the catalogue and content needed for a complete buying journey.
We build the rules agreed for launch, from customer price lists to employee allowances or multiple sellers. Each one is documented with examples and checked against the agreed behaviour.
We connect the stock, order or back-office tools in your scope and test how data moves between them. Your team gets a map of those connections and the setup it needs to run the store.
Medusa is open-source software for products, orders and payments. We can adapt it to your buying rules. You own the custom code we build, so your site can evolve with your business. A new customer group, sales channel or stock system can be planned as an addition to the same store. We check that this flexibility is worth the build and maintenance costs for you.
Tell us about your products, customers and plans. We’ll discuss what the first site needs and whether Souk is a good fit. Together, we define what to launch, what connects to it and what can wait.
A merchandise store for a Belgian defence company, combining public sales with an employee purchase programme in one place.
Connected to Odoo, with automated currency pricing and dedicated employee purchasing rules. The challenge: serving different buyers without fragmenting the operation.
Property managers buy supplies from several vendors in one marketplace. From finding the right product to tracking the order, the buying process stays connected.
Supplier catalogues, purchase approvals, split payments and order tracking, with AI assistance during purchasing. Built around the day-to-day needs of property managers.
Projects described anonymously. Product visuals are playful interpretations of their sectors.