As Medusa.js developers, we handle headless commerce development end to end: the commerce backend, the Next.js storefront and every integration between them. Medusa is an open-source commerce engine built in Node.js and TypeScript. Instead of a theme layered over a fixed shop, it exposes your catalogue, cart, orders and payments as APIs, so the storefront your customers see can be built in Next.js exactly the way you want it. That makes Medusa the right call when your product, pricing or checkout logic does not fit what a hosted platform allows — and when you want the whole stack, data included, to stay yours.
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Medusa Headless Commerce Development
Headless commerce, built to your rules. A commerce backend in TypeScript and a storefront you design yourself — no theme system to fight, no platform fees.
What we build with Medusa
01
Next.js storefronts
A fast, fully custom storefront on Medusa’s Store API — designed, not themed.
02
Custom commerce modules
Bespoke pricing, subscriptions, bundles or fulfilment rules written straight into the backend.
03
Payments & shipping
Stripe, local payment providers and courier integrations wired into checkout.
04
ERP & back-office sync
Two-way integrations with your stock, invoicing and CRM systems over the Admin API.
05
Replatforming
Moving a Shopify, WooCommerce or Magento catalogue onto Medusa without losing orders or rankings.
— How it works
Our process.
- 01
Model the commerce
Products, variants, price lists, regions and fulfilment rules mapped onto Medusa's data model, with custom modules planned where the defaults stop.
- 02
Build backend modules
Custom modules, workflows and subscribers written in TypeScript, plus payment providers and courier integrations wired into checkout.
- 03
Design the storefront
A Next.js storefront on the Store API, built from your design: catalogue, cart, checkout and account pages, rendered for speed and search.
- 04
Migrate & go live
Products, customers and order history imported, redirects mapped, both stores run in parallel, then traffic switched once orders flow correctly.
Why Medusa with Level UI
- Open-source and self-hosted — no platform fees, no lock-in
- TypeScript end to end, so backend and storefront share one language
- Commerce logic written as code, not squeezed into plugin settings
- Pairs naturally with Next.js for a fast, SEO-ready storefront
- Your catalogue, customers and orders stay in your own database
— FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Considering headless commerce on Medusa?
Tell us what your current platform will not let you do — we will tell you whether Medusa fixes it.