Custom eCommerce development
A custom eCommerce makes sense when the standard platform starts holding the business back.
Large catalogues, facets, price lists, commercial rules, ERP, CRM, warehouse, feeds, SEO and Ads campaigns shouldn't live in separate systems that break at the first change.
Large catalogues, facets, price lists, commercial rules, ERP, CRM, warehouse, feeds, SEO and Ads campaigns shouldn't live in separate systems that break at the first change.
In short
- We build tailored eCommerce platforms.
- We connect catalogue, ERP, warehouse and marketing.
- We design URLs, categories, facets and product pages for SEO and conversion.
- We optimise performance, security and tracking from the architecture up.
When to choose BitHub
- You have a complex catalogue or a lot of products.
- You want to avoid fragile plugins and constant workarounds.
- You need to integrate ERP, CRM, warehouse, carriers or marketplaces.
- You want to measure sales, margins, Ads and SEO with reliable data.
When we're not the right fit
- You want a cheap brochure site.
- A template with no processes to integrate is enough for you.
- You don't want to invest in maintenance, data and growth over time.
Key components
- Catalogue, variants, facets and attributes.
- SEO for categories, brands, products and facet pages.
- Google Merchant Center feeds and custom labels.
- Checkout, promotions, price lists, gifts and B2B rules.
- APIs for ERPs, CRMs, carriers and marketplaces.
From platform to commercial system
A custom eCommerce shouldn't just be "more flexible". It should reduce operational errors, make the catalogue governable, improve SEO, give Google Ads clean signals and help the team work better.
That is why we connect development to the marketing side: SEO, Merchant Center feeds, AI site search and ERP integration.
That is why we connect development to the marketing side: SEO, Merchant Center feeds, AI site search and ERP integration.
FAQ
How much does a custom eCommerce cost?
It depends on the catalogue, integrations, checkout, SEO, automation and the data to migrate. The cost makes sense when it removes operational limits and increases control over sales and processes.
Does custom mean never using a CMS?
No. Sometimes a CMS is useful for editorial content or marketing pages. The custom part is for where standard software and plugins become a constraint.
Can you migrate from PrestaShop or WooCommerce?
Yes. First we map URLs, products, categories, images, customers, orders, redirects, feeds and tracking to protect SEO and commercial data.