New builds start at $49,500
AI is making development faster. Good. We use it too. But faster code does not fix the wrong platform, missed workflows, broken integrations, or a stack you cannot control.
We design your storefront, operations, integrations, and ownership model as one system. Then we build it.
Map Your Commerce SystemWe are not the right agency for every new store. We are useful when commerce touches the rest of the business.
You are adding direct-to-consumer, modernizing B2B ordering, or connecting dealer and retail channels without breaking the relationships that already work.
Customer-specific pricing, account hierarchies, territory rules, shared inventory, and ERP integration all have to agree.
The current platform is expensive, fragile, limiting, or controlled by a vendor that no longer fits the business.
You need to preserve what works, remove what does not, and move without losing control of your customer data or operations.
Commerce touches multiple warehouses, sales teams, currencies, catalogs, customer groups, or external systems.
The storefront is only one part of the job. The real work is making the whole operating system behave like one business.
A storefront is one part of a commerce system. Launch only counts when the business behind it works too.
Catalog rules, customer groups, pricing, product configuration, account permissions, and channel requirements work the way your team actually sells.
Orders, inventory, fulfillment, customer data, and pricing stay in sync across the store and the systems behind it, with failures visible instead of silent.
The people running the business get usable administration, documentation, training, and workflows that do not require an agency ticket for every decision.
You control the repositories, infrastructure accounts, data, documentation, test suite, and deployment process. You can stay with Rocket Web because you want to, not because you are trapped.
Core Web Vitals, accessibility, security, load testing, monitoring, and regression coverage are part of proving the system is ready. They should be expected from a serious build.
The expensive mistake is not slow code. It is the wrong system. We make the consequential decisions while they are still cheap to change.
We map how products, pricing, orders, inventory, fulfillment, customers, and internal teams work before code makes bad assumptions expensive.
We decide what should be custom, open source, SaaS, integrated, or left alone. The right answer is the one that gives the business enough capability without unnecessary control or cost.
Every system gets a clear job, source of truth, failure path, and recovery plan. The storefront does not become accidental middleware for the entire company.
Automated tests, documented deployments, client-owned accounts, and a clean handoff are part of the architecture. Leaving should be possible even when the partnership is working.
An 11-week launch depends on a controlled process. Scope, decisions, proof, and ownership come first.
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We are platform experts, not technology salespeople. The stack has to earn its place.
Magento Open Source, Mage-OS, Adobe Commerce, or another platform when it is the better fit. We choose based on requirements, control, and total cost, not the size of the project it creates for us.
Hyvä when Magento is the right platform, with Core Web Vitals, accessibility, maintainability, and real customer devices treated as quality gates.
NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, PIM, CRM, warehouse systems, and custom APIs. Each integration gets a defined source of truth, failure path, and recovery process.
Client-controlled hosting, repositories, data, deployment access, documentation, and testing. Operational control stays with the business.
Custom work belongs where your business is genuinely different. Commodity capabilities should come from a proven platform or maintained product. We make that decision feature by feature so you are not paying to rebuild standard commerce or forcing unique operations into a generic workflow.
We will tell you. Straightforward B2C, limited back-office complexity, and standard pricing can be a better fit for a SaaS platform. Rocket Web is most useful when B2B, integrations, ownership, multiple channels, or specialized operations make platform control matter.
That depends on the capabilities you actually use, the support model you need, and the cost of replacing commercial-only features. We compare requirements and total cost before recommending a platform. We are not software sales reps.
Yes. The point of the architecture work is to protect the custom features that make the business different while keeping everything else maintainable. Your development budget goes into the business logic that deserves it.
Yes. We work with ERPs, CRMs, PIMs, warehouse systems, marketplaces, and custom APIs. The important part is not merely connecting them. It is deciding which system owns each piece of data and what happens when a connection fails.
They will. We protect the agreed launch by separating discoveries that are required for safe operation from new requests that can move into a controlled follow-up phase. You see the tradeoff before timeline or budget changes.
Your code repositories, infrastructure accounts, data, documentation, test suite, and deployment access stay under your control. We want an ongoing relationship, but the system should never depend on preventing you from leaving.
AI makes production, analysis, and testing faster. We use it. So will everyone else. Senior people still decide what should exist, review the work, understand the business consequences, and remain accountable for the result.
New commerce builds start at $49,500. The first conversation is about your business, the systems it depends on, and the decisions that will be expensive to reverse.
AI can make the code arrive sooner. It cannot take responsibility for a bad platform decision. We can.
Map Your Commerce System