We build e-commerce that fits the business instead of forcing the business into a platform. Sometimes that's a properly configured WooCommerce store; sometimes it's a custom Laravel application when the catalogue, pricing rules or integrations outgrow off-the-shelf software.
What we build
- WooCommerce stores for straightforward catalogues — fast to launch, easy to manage, cheap to run.
- Custom e-commerce backends on Laravel — complex pricing, B2B flows, subscriptions, multi-warehouse stock.
- Headless storefronts — a Vue/Nuxt frontend on top of your backend when page speed is the competitive edge.
- Marketplace features — seller accounts, commission logic, payout flows.
The order flow we design around
public function handle(StripeWebhook $event): void
{
DB::transaction(function () use ($event) {
$order = Order::where('checkout_id', $event->checkoutId)
->lockForUpdate()
->firstOrFail();
if ($order->status === OrderStatus::Paid) {
return; // already processed — safe to replay
}
$order->markPaid($event->paymentId);
FulfillOrder::dispatch($order);
});
}Payment webhooks arrive more than once. The handler is idempotent: inside a transaction with a row lock, an already-paid order is a no-op.
A checkout is a state machine, not a form. Every arrow in that diagram is a place where money can be lost — which is why we insist on webhook-driven order state, idempotent payment handling and a queue for post-purchase work like invoices, emails and stock sync.
The plumbing that makes a store work
Payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal, local providers), shipping and tax calculation, accounting and CRM sync, transactional email, analytics. The storefront is the visible part; making everything talk reliably is where experience counts.
We start from your catalogue and order flow, not from a theme demo. Bring us your product and current setup — we'll sketch the shortest path to a store that works.