Headless
Headless ecommerce (Next.js)
Next.js front-ends with headless commerce backends — fast, flexible, SEO-friendly, and channel-portable.
Acceleration
Ecommerce platforms, built to scale.
Custom ecommerce stacks — headless Next.js front-ends, WooCommerce, Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento — connected to your inventory, payment, and operational systems. Built for peak load, integrated end to end.
Headless
Multi-channel
Production-grade
What we deliver
Every ecommerce stack we work with.
The right stack depends on your scale, channel mix, and team. We help pick, then build.
WooCommerce
WooCommerce custom builds
Custom WooCommerce themes, plugin development, performance tuning, and integration with external systems.
Shopify
Shopify development
Shopify Plus and standard implementations — custom themes, custom apps, complex checkout flows, and headless Shopify with Hydrogen.
Magento
Magento implementation
Magento (now Adobe Commerce) builds — for businesses needing enterprise-grade ecommerce with deep customization.
OMS
Order management
Order workflows, fulfillment orchestration, returns handling, and operational visibility across channels.
Sync
Multi-channel sync
Inventory, pricing, and order sync across web, marketplaces, retail POS, and WhatsApp commerce.
Tech we use
Production tech stack.
Next.js
Headless storefronts
Shopify
Hosted commerce
WooCommerce
WordPress commerce
Magento
Enterprise commerce
BigCommerce
Headless-friendly hosted
Stripe
Payment processing
FAQs
Questions buyers typically ask.
Headless or monolithic — which is right?
Headless gives you maximum flexibility on front-end experience and multi-channel expansion. Monolithic (Shopify, Magento) is faster to launch and cheaper to operate. For most mid-market businesses, monolithic is the right answer until front-end experience or channel expansion becomes a constraint.
Can you handle multi-channel sync (web + marketplaces + POS)?
Yes. Inventory, pricing, and order sync across web, Amazon/Daraz/local marketplaces, retail POS systems, and WhatsApp commerce channels. We build the middleware layer that keeps everything coherent.
How do you handle high-traffic events?
Auto-scaling cloud infrastructure, CDN-served static content, queue-based order processing, and proactive monitoring during peak events. We’ve operated stores through major sale events with sustained high-volume traffic.
Can you take over an existing ecommerce platform?
Yes. We do platform takeovers — assessing what’s worth keeping, modernizing the rest, and migrating to a new platform when that’s the right call. The choice depends on your operational risk and timeline tolerance.
Who maintains the store after launch?
By default, BrainCrop operates the store — monitoring, peak-event support, ongoing improvements. If your team prefers to own ops, we hand off with documentation and runbooks. Maintenance retainers are monthly with defined SLA.
Tell us what you need to build, integrate, or operate.
Whether it’s a new product, a stuck integration, or a system that needs a fresh team — we’d like to hear about it.
Read by the team within 24 hours. No drip sequences, no bots.
Or email info@braincrop.io