E-commerce experience for your product-driven team
Migration, headless commerce, API-first: more than 15 years of practice in e-commerce projects. Seasoned teams work with you on delivery and product progress when you need to scale or modernize.
How we work
How we work
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Bottlenecks first
We start with what is slowing your growth right now, not with a technology laundry list.
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Parallel running
Migration without downtime. Your business keeps running.
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Bring the team along
We set direction and bring your team along.
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Scale & integration
Headless, API-first, cloud. Infrastructure and market should not hold each other back.
E-commerce architectures we build for our clients
What we build targets modern architecture. Migration often runs with commercetools at the core, depending on fit. The goal: flexibility and agility so you can keep growing.
Scalable
You can keep pace with growth because the architecture stays flexible.
Agility and speed
If your old stack was slow to change: a modern architecture lets you ship faster and react to the market.
Integration
Open APIs connect partners and systems smoothly so your team can extend the ecosystem.
Future-proof
You can adopt new technologies without being locked into outdated stacks.
Principles in our client projects
- MACH architecture
- Headless commerce
- API-first approach
- Cloud native
- Modularity and microservices
- Internationalisation-ready
- Buy before build
Partners and technologies
Long-standing partner
Open-source systems we use
Which e-commerce system fits your company?
| Criterion | Oscar (open source) | Saleor (headless) | commercetools (API-first) |
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| Technology stack | Python, Django | Django, GraphQL | API-first, cloud-native |
| Cost model | Open source, low entry, ongoing engineering | Free community edition, optional enterprise support | Premium licence, higher entry, broad enterprise features |
| Scalability | Well suited for mid-sized projects | High scalability via microservices | Enterprise-scale, highly elastic |
| Headless | Optional via APIs | Native headless via GraphQL | Fully API-first for headless architectures |
| Revenue | From ~€500k/year | From ~€1m/year | From ~€15m/year |
| Traffic | Up to ~100k visits/month | Up to ~500k+ visits/month | From ~500k visits/month |
| Catalogue size | From ~100 SKUs | From ~500 SKUs | 1,000+ SKUs with complex variants |
| Best for | Specialised B2B models or bespoke requirements | Growth brands with omnichannel strategy | Large international enterprises with high traffic and complexity |
Find the right system for your requirements
Django Wagtail CMS alongside commerce
More from the field
See references for a cross-section of delivered systems - APIs, marketplaces, B2B portals and more. For new products and SaaS/cloud transformation, see From idea to product and On-premise to SaaS & cloud.
Do you recognize these brakes when scaling your e-commerce systems?
When your growth hangs on the system landscape, every week counts. We see these patterns with clients again and again.
Growth brakes in your system landscape
Outdated, inflexible systems limit growth and put market success at risk.
Complex migrations
Migrating live e-commerce without downtime takes experience and solid technical judgment.
Infrastructure scalability
The stack has to keep pace as demands and the market grow.
Integrating new technologies
Headless commerce and API-first approaches often become critical when you scale.
Process automation
Automating business processes frees capacity for strategic work.
E-commerce modernization with Turing 42
More than 15 years scaling and modernising digital business models, practical and focused.
| Challenge | How we deliver | |
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| Inflexible e-commerce platform | Flexible, scalable and future-proof e-commerce architectures | |
| Legacy systems | Modern, cloud-based and high-performance solutions | |
| Slow time-to-market | Faster go-to-market through agile delivery | |
| Limited integration options | Seamless integration of modern technologies and external systems | |
| Manual, error-prone processes | Automated workflows for efficiency and quality |