Commerce architecture
Domain modelling, platform boundaries, modules, workflows, infrastructure, observability, security, and a staged delivery plan.
Custom Medusa.js ecommerce development
Medusa.js gives us a flexible starting point for stores with unusual products, repeat-order plans, special pricing, or business processes that do not fit neatly into a ready-made platform.
Production Medusa.js project
A custom-designed Medusa.js ecommerce platform for a premium wellness brand. The project connects an original storefront to subscriptions, Indian payment gateways, and shipping workflows tailored to the business.
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We are redesigning and redeveloping Healthy Genie’s meal-commerce website using Medusa.js. The Pune-based business offers meals, snacks and subscription plans. The approved development preview presents meal discovery, plan selection, food preferences and corporate enquiries.
Catalogue, subscription, payment, delivery and customer-account workflows are planned commerce scope, subject to implementation and testing. This preview is not the production store; no launch date or performance results are claimed.
Modular by design
Medusa gives us core commerce capabilities and a framework for extending them without pushing essential business logic into brittle workarounds.
Domain modelling, platform boundaries, modules, workflows, infrastructure, observability, security, and a staged delivery plan.
Original, accessible customer experiences built with a modern frontend and connected through Medusa Store APIs.
Business-specific data models, validation, services, events, automations, and recoverable multi-step processes.
Gateway modules, token and webhook handling, subscription state, retries, refunds, recurring orders, and customer controls.
Serviceability, rates, shipment creation, fulfilment state, carrier connectivity, tracking, notifications, and exceptions.
Companies, buyer permissions, quotes, account pricing, bulk ordering, vendor models, commissions, and operational approvals.
Inventory, PIM, CRM, accounting, warehouse, customer service, analytics, and custom internal systems.
Data migration, URL preservation, test automation, monitoring, releases, backups, and a sustainable support model.
Products, customers, orders, subscriptions, payments, fulfilment, actors, and exception states.
Modules, workflows, APIs, storefront, infrastructure, integrations, security, and observability.
Incremental delivery with automated checks, real gateway and fulfilment scenarios, and stakeholder testing.
Migration, monitoring, backups, incident responsibilities, documentation, and ongoing product engineering.
Medusa.js is a modular commerce platform and framework for building custom commerce features. It provides core capabilities such as products, carts, orders, inventory, pricing, payments, and fulfilment while allowing developers to extend data models, workflows, APIs, admin tools, and integrations.
It can be, but it solves a different problem. Shopify is usually the better fit when a business values a hosted platform and faster operational setup. Medusa.js is compelling when custom workflows, ownership, integrations, or differentiated commerce logic are central to the business. We evaluate total operational responsibility as well as feature flexibility.
Yes. Subscription commerce can be modelled around plans, billing state, order generation, customer actions, payment events, shipping cycles, retries, cancellations, and operational reporting. For Puritas, we developed a custom subscription module alongside Razorpay, PhonePe, and shipping modules.
Yes. We build Medusa payment and fulfilment modules around the provider APIs, webhook events, security model, refund flow, serviceability, rates, tracking, and exception states required by the project. Puritas includes custom Razorpay, PhonePe, and shipping implementations.
A Medusa implementation is a custom application, so the merchant or its technology partner is responsible for hosting, monitoring, security updates, backups, integrations, and continued engineering. We define this operating model before recommending Medusa.
When the workflow is the differentiator
Owned commerce, defined responsibility
A custom Medusa implementation requires explicit decisions about the database, storefront, admin users, infrastructure, payment and fulfilment modules, logs, backups and customer-service access.
Read the privacy policyDefine the minimum customer, address, order, subscription, return and support records needed by the operating model, together with status histories and retention.
Document validation, permissions, secrets, webhook signatures, retry behaviour and which personal fields each payment, shipping, CRM or ERP module can receive.
Identify the deployment owner, database region, storage, backups, monitoring, privileged accounts, audit logs, patching and incident-response responsibilities.
Design account access, correction, export, cancellation and deletion paths alongside exceptions for transaction, fraud, tax, dispute and other required records.
Code ownership, deployed-application ownership, source delivery and continuing infrastructure or support obligations depend on the proposal and payment terms.
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Service answer
We plan the work around your business goal, agree the deliverables before development, and provide a clear proposal covering scope, schedule, responsibilities and support.
Pricing depends on the approved features, content, integrations, compliance work and delivery requirements. Any third-party subscriptions or usage charges are identified separately.
Share your goals, current website or reference examples. We will recommend a practical approach and provide a quote without forcing a particular platform or package.
We deliver this service for businesses across India and internationally - from our Nagpur HQ to clients in the USA, UAE, Canada, Australia and beyond.