
We build custom storefronts, headless front-ends, and the catalogue, cart, and checkout systems behind them. From D2C launches to high-volume retail platforms, we ship across Shopify, Magento, and Next.js.
We are a software development company with our engineering team based in Mumbai, working directly with founders, CTOs, and product leads who run online stores across the US and UK time zones.
Our e-commerce engineers slot into active delivery cycles through a dedicated offshore model, taking ownership of storefront performance, checkout reliability, and catalog operations without adding overhead to your team's existing workflows.





















Most offshore hiring processes drag on for weeks of intake calls and assessments before a developer touches your store. Ours moves from requirements to active development in four steps, with no unnecessary stages in between.
Your platform, catalog size, and what needs building, a storefront, a replatform, or a checkout overhaul. We use this to identify the right developer profile, not just the next available one.
We shortlist developers based on platform fit (Shopify, Magento, or headless), commerce domain experience, and seniority. You review profiles before anyone is assigned to your project.
Work on real backlog items before committing. The developer integrates with your tools, reviews your codebase, and aligns on how your team ships around release and sale-season windows.
Standups, sprint planning, code reviews, the developer works inside your workflow, in your timezone, as part of your team from day one.
Drip Capital needed faster page loads and stronger crawlability on a live server-rendered web application, where rendering performance and page speed directly affected how the platform was indexed and how quickly users could move through it.
We improved server-side rendering performance and shipped new features on the live platform without downtime, the same work that decides product-page rankings, Core Web Vitals scores, and checkout conversion on a commerce storefront, applied to a production system already serving active users.

Hire when you're building or extending a Shopify or Shopify Plus store and need more than a theme: custom Liquid sections, Hydrogen storefronts, checkout extensions, and private apps suited to fast-growing D2C brands.
Hire when your storefront runs on Next.js against a commerce API and frontend speed, SEO, and design freedom matter. Best for brands that have outgrown template limits and want control over the buying experience.
Hire for large catalogs, multi-store setups, and B2B commerce on Magento or Adobe Commerce: custom modules, tiered pricing, and account-based purchasing. Best for enterprise retailers with complex pricing rules.
Checkout is the part of commerce that cannot afford bugs. Our engineers integrate Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, and regional gateways with tokenized payments, PCI-DSS-aware handling, and fraud-screening hooks, so transactions stay secure and recover cleanly when a payment attempt fails.
Commerce workload moves with your roadmap and your sales calendar. Whether you are standing up an offshore commerce team or adding one engineer for a seasonal push, capacity adjusts to the stage you are in.
Bug triage, performance monitoring, and sale-event readiness are part of how we structure engagements, including balancing traffic across servers so the storefront holds during high-demand campaigns rather than buckling under them.
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Customer-facing store builds and redesigns on Next.js, Shopify, or custom themes, focused on fast load times, clean product pages, and a buying flow that converts on mobile and desktop.
Product catalog modeling, faceted search, and merchandising powered by Elasticsearch or Algolia, tuned for large SKU counts and fast filtering across variants.
Checkout and payment integration across Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, and regional gateways, with PCI-DSS-aware handling, tokenization, and fraud-screening hooks.
Account-based purchasing, tiered and contract pricing, bulk ordering, and multi-store setups on Adobe Commerce or custom backends for wholesale and distributor channels.
Multi-vendor marketplaces with seller onboarding, commission logic, and split payouts, built with a React storefront and Node.js microservice backend where each service scales on its own.
Migration from monolith or legacy carts to headless or modern platforms, moving catalog, orders, and customer data without breaking SEO or opening downtime windows.
Recommendation and semantic product search built on vector similarity, powering related-product, upsell, and intent-based discovery mapped to shopper behavior.
Cart-recovery flows, one-page checkout, and performance work on product and checkout pages, cutting abandonment and lifting conversion on existing stores.
Two-way sync with ERP, PIM, and order management systems like SAP, NetSuite, and Shopify Flow, keeping inventory, pricing, and fulfillment aligned across channels.
A full-time commerce engineer embedded in your team, working exclusively on your store, in your time zone, within your sprint cadence. Suited for stores with ongoing feature development, sustained release cycles, or migrations off a legacy platform.
The developer owns the full codebase context, from storefront architecture and catalog modelling to checkout logic, deployment pipelines, and production monitoring.
Works within your existing agile workflow, attends standups, contributes to sprint planning, and ships with your team rather than alongside it.
Same developer, same context, every sprint. No knowledge gaps from handoffs, architectural decisions and store history stay with the engineer throughout the engagement.
Use your existing version control, project management tools, and communication stack with no separate workflow to manage or reconcile with your permanent team.
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The right developer profile depends on where your store is right now, not just the features on next quarter's roadmap.
Early-stage brands need an e-commerce developer who sets up the storefront, catalog, and checkout correctly from the start, moves fast without piling up technical debt, and can own both the frontend and the commerce backend without a large team around them.
Scaling stores need engineers who fit into an existing sprint cadence, work within your current platform and conventions, and add features like search, personalization, or new payment methods without destabilising a store that is already live and taking orders.
Large catalogs and high-traffic platforms require developers experienced in multi-store setups, B2B and account-based purchasing, PCI-DSS-aware data handling, and ERP or OMS integration built to hold up through peak-season demand.
They have strong expertise in the latest technologies and provide excellent guidance in using them effectively.
CODE B launches the products quickly, and their solutions have excellent architecture and are scalable.
CODE B is proactive in coming up with solutions.
Aside from getting the job done, they’re able to provide their expertise and share their opinion.
They’re a very bright team that requires minimal levels of communication or time investment to be very effective.
Their constant communication was a key aspect of the success.
They completed the project within the timeline we gave them, and they did it within budget.
Had a great experience working with the team and in times of crisis, CODE B team was always there to support us.
The way that they have supported us by giving us one of their developers to work directly with our development team.
Our overall experience has been very positive.
They are friendly and reliable.
The ability to deliver on time impressed us the most.
They’re excellent at what they do and come up with solutions for various problems.
CODE B will work overtime to resolve issues, which is a difficult trait to find.
Code B’s communicative.
I’ve had a great experience working with CODE B
The main positive point of working with CODE B team is their analyzing skills.
They are receptive and try to adjust to meet our requirements.