Custom e-commerce development
A store written for your business, not a theme bent to fit it — Custom-coded online stores built in Laravel and Next.js — wholesale pricing, subscriptions and ERP-connected catalogues, for businesses that have outgrown Shopify and WooCommerce.
Why custom e-commerce is the lever we keep pulling.
Most businesses should not build a custom store, and we will say so. But some genuinely cannot use a platform: a wholesale operation where every buyer sees a different price, a subscription model, a catalogue tied into an ERP that has to stay in sync, or checkout rules a platform simply refuses. That is when custom stops being an indulgence and starts being the cheaper answer. We build these in Laravel and Next.js, for a single business selling its own products — with the same payment, COD and courier realities that apply to every Pakistani store.
- A store shaped around how your business actually works, not the other way round
- No per-sale platform commission and no feature you cannot have
- Integration with the systems you already run, instead of duplicate data entry
- Source code, server and documentation in your hands at the end
- Room to add what you need next, without waiting for a platform to allow it
Six engineered services, one integrated program.
What our custom e-commerce work includes.
Written for your business
A store coded around how you actually sell, instead of a theme bent until it almost fits. No platform rules, no feature you cannot have.
B2B and wholesale portals
Customer-specific pricing, minimum order quantities, credit terms and quote requests, with retail running alongside.
Subscriptions and repeat orders
Recurring billing, pause and resume, and delivery schedules that customers manage themselves.
ERP and inventory sync
Two-way sync with the system you already run, so stock and orders stop being reconciled by hand.
Custom checkout logic
Rules a platform refuses: conditional shipping, bundles, partial payments, area-based pricing or delivery slots.
Built to be handed over
Your repository, your server, documented code and an admin panel your team can actually operate.
How we run a custom e-commerce engagement.
Scoping
Before any code: what the platform genuinely cannot do. If Shopify or WooCommerce can carry it, we say so and the project stops here.
Architecture & design
Data model, admin panel, user flows and the integrations it has to live with, agreed before the build starts.
Build in stages
Delivered in working pieces you can log into and try, rather than months of silence followed by a reveal.
Launch & handover
Deployment, a staging environment, documentation, team training, and the repository in your name.
The tools we run every custom e-commerce engagement on.
Three ways to run custom e-commerce with Blazelogix.
Every tier comes with a written scope and a fixed price. No hidden fees.
Custom feature
One specific thing a platform refuses, built onto a store you already have.
- Scoping of the one requirement
- Custom checkout or pricing rule
- Admin controls for it
- Works with your existing store
- Staging environment
- 1 month support
Wholesale / B2B portal
Customer-specific pricing, minimum quantities and quote requests, with retail alongside.
- Buyer accounts and tiered pricing
- Minimum order quantities
- Quote request workflow
- Custom admin panel
- Payment + COD integration
- 3 months support
Full custom store
A complete store written from scratch, or rebuilding a system you have outgrown. Quoted after scoping.
- Full architecture review
- Migration from an existing system
- Multi-region / multi-currency
- Dedicated environments
- SLA and retainer
- Ongoing development
Custom e-commerce questions, answered.
A few of the questions we hear most often before clients sign.
Ready to scale your custom e-commerce?
Book a 30-minute strategy call. You will leave with a roadmap — whether or not we end up working together.