Non-standard sales logic
Complex discounts, B2B pricing, multiple warehouses or bundles that a SaaS platform cannot handle without workarounds.
Next.js Commerce / Medusa
A Next.js storefront paired with Medusa, an open-source commerce engine on Node.js. We choose it when sales logic goes beyond what SaaS platforms allow.
WHY WE CHOOSE THIS
Boxed platforms dictate how you sell: payments, discounts, warehouses. Medusa and Next.js give you a store whose logic the business defines, with no monthly dependence on someone else's limits.
Own the code instead of renting
The business wants to own its platform and not depend on a third-party service's rules and fees.
The store is part of an ecosystem
Sales must connect with ERP, warehouse, CRM and a mobile app through a single API.
D2C brand stores
A storefront based on Next.js Commerce with server-rendered catalog for SEO and speed.
B2B portals with custom pricing
Medusa customer groups and price lists for individual prices and orders from a portal.
Multichannel sales
One Medusa backend with sales channels for the website, the app and other storefronts.
Migration from a SaaS platform
Moving catalog, customers and orders to your own stack while keeping SEO URLs.
CASE FOR THIS TECHNOLOGYAll cases
OCTOBER 2026eСommerce / DEVELOPMENTWe rebuilt e-commerce without stopping sales
Purchase conversion up from 1.4% to 3%: a new platform for 1M+ products with no sales stoppage.
Let’s discuss the project in person
Start with clarity, not spending
Book a Clarity Session—a 30-minute review of your marketing. You will receive a map of bottlenecks and a clear understanding of the next steps.
Clarity first. Then — managed and systematic growth.
REVIEWS
All reviewsAre clients satisfied?
The team took a professional approach to upgrading site, ensuring high-quality project delivery without interrupting the store’s operations.
Nikolay LuchinskyRetail Director / STOREinUATECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION
Other technologies in our stack
Wouldn't Shopify be simpler?+
It depends on the task. For a standard store, Shopify launches faster and costs less at the start. Next.js and Medusa make sense when sales logic is non-standard, there are many integrations, or the platform's monthly fees and limits already hold back growth.
How long does it take to launch a store like this?+
It depends on the catalog and integrations. A basic storefront is built on a ready template; more time goes into payments, delivery, syncing with accounting and data migration. We fix the timeline after reviewing your sales processes.
Who will manage products and orders?+
Your team, without a developer. Medusa has an admin panel for products, orders, customers and discounts, and page content can be connected through a headless CMS if needed.
Can Ukrainian payment and delivery services be connected?+
Yes, through modules. Medusa has a modular system for payment and logistics providers, so we connect LiqPay, Nova Poshta delivery or other services, or build them as separate modules for your process.
A store should run by the business's rules, not the platform's.
At GVSPACE we build headless stores on Next.js Commerce and Medusa for brands that have outgrown boxed platforms. Next.js handles a fast storefront that indexes well, and Medusa handles products, prices, orders and integrations with payments, delivery and accounting. We choose this stack for D2C and B2B sales, multichannel commerce and moving off SaaS platforms, when the business wants full ownership of its code and data.