When Magento 2 fits (and when it does not)
Magento 2 shines for more complex stores: large or layered catalogues, B2B functionality, multiple countries and languages, or ERP integrations. If you have a small shop with a handful of products and no special requirements, a lighter platform is often faster and cheaper.
We will tell you honestly if Magento is overkill for you. The wrong platform costs twice: first to build, later to maintain.
From idea to scope
A good project starts with a clear scope. Which products, which payment methods, which integrations, which countries? What does the checkout look like and which custom functionality is really needed?
We answer those questions together up front, so you do not pay for features you will not use and do not get stuck halfway on something that was forgotten.
Building on a modern base
We build on Magento 2 with a Hyvä frontend: considerably faster and lighter than the default Luma frontend, with better Core Web Vitals as a result. We keep the architecture modular, so expanding later is not a rebuild.
The store runs on EU hosting, GDPR-compliant, with the full stack Magento needs to stay fast. Development happens through a staging and production environment, so no one ever works directly on your live store.
- Hyvä frontend for speed and better conversion
- Modular build — easy to expand
- EU hosting, GDPR-compliant
- Separate development, staging and production
Planning, timeline and cost
The timeline depends on scope: a tidy store on a modern base is a very different thing from a B2B platform with ERP integration and custom pricing rules. Instead of a wild guess, we work in clear phases with interim deliveries, so you always see where things stand.
Cost follows that same scope. You get a clear breakdown up front — no surprises afterwards — and can deliberately choose what goes into phase one and what can wait.