Launch editable, high-performance Next.js storefronts on top of a commerce backend built for large SKU counts, company accounts, quotes, invoices, reorder workflows, and AI-assisted catalog and search operations.
Off-the-shelf storefronts work until the catalog goes past 50k SKUs, accounts get real, and ERP starts setting the rules. Fully custom is expensive forever. Page builders don't know what a quote is.
Great launch surface. Hit a wall when the catalog, pricing logic, and ERP workflows get serious.
Total control. Also a permanent engineering line item — every section change becomes a sprint.
Designed for marketing pages. They don't understand catalogs, accounts, or quotes.
Not another generic headless starter. A vertical stack — backend, SDK, editor, AI ops — calibrated for the way distributors actually sell.
Catalog, pricing, orders, accounts, quotes, invoices — all the primitives B2B actually uses, exposed as typed APIs from day one.
A typed React + server-component layer. Routes, layouts, sections, and data fetching designed for catalog scale and edge rendering.
Real React components, edited in place by merchants. No designer-engineer round-trips for hero swaps, promo blocks, or category landing pages.
Practical AI for the work merchants already do — fixing zero-result queries, enriching catalog data, answering quote requests, scoring reorder lists.
Company accounts, customer-specific prices, quotes, invoices, reorder — not retrofits. First-class primitives, end-to-end.
Multi-buyer accounts, roles, spending limits, approval chains, branch shipping addresses.
Pricelists, contract pricing, bulk discounts, currency — resolved at the API edge per request.
Buyer-initiated and merchant-initiated quotes. Versioned, expirable, convertible to orders in one click.
Net-terms, PO numbers, partial shipments, downloadable invoice archives back to year one.
SKU-paste, CSV import, "buy again" from any previous order, saved lists per buyer.
Typo tolerance, attribute facets, sub-second response over hundreds of thousands of SKUs.
| SKU | Product | Stock | List | Your price | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6204-2RS | FAG Deep-groove bearing 20×47×14 | 2 416 EU | 11.20 | 8.74 EUR | 12 |
| 6205-ZZ | FAG Shielded bearing 25×52×15 | 1 980 EU | 12.00 | 9.36 EUR | 50 |
| 22210-EW33 | FAG Spherical roller 50×90×23 | 42 EU · 3-5 days | 54.00 | 42.12 EUR | 4 |
| NJ-2308-E | FAG Cylindrical roller 40×90×33 | 312 EU | 48.00 | 37.44 EUR | 8 |
| 7206-BEP | FAG Angular contact 30×62×16 | 868 EU | 23.00 | 17.94 EUR | 20 |
One orchestration API between your customer experiences and your systems of record. Swap a storefront, add a marketplace, or re-platform an ERP — without rebuilding commerce.
npx create-ats-appSix high-leverage workflows where models earn their keep: zero-result search, synonyms, attribute extraction, catalog enrichment, quote drafting, and reorder scoring.
Detects high-volume zero-result queries and proposes synonyms, redirects, or missing-product candidates.
Mines query logs against catalog vocab. Surfaces synonyms and brand spellings that match real customer language.
Reads supplier PDFs, datasheets, and spec sheets — pulls structured attributes ready for the catalog.
Drafts descriptions, finds missing photos, fills gaps in attribute coverage — merchant approves in bulk.
Drafts quote replies from incoming RFQs — line items, pricelist lookup, lead-time, suggested upsells.
Scores accounts due to reorder against historical cadence. Drafts personalized lists with one-click outreach.
The backend is portable. Storefronts deploy where your team already deploys. Coolify is supported as optional self-hosting tooling — not the product.
Hands-off. We run the backend on Google Cloud — multi-region, SLA-backed, with managed search and CDN.
Native target for Next.js storefronts. Server components, edge functions, ISR — all calibrated for the SDK.
One image, a Helm chart, or a plain Node process. Run it in your VPC, k8s, ECS — wherever your infra lives.
Coolify is supported tooling for self-hosters who want a UI on their own server. Optional — not the platform.
A platform minimum that buys real infrastructure plus included GMV, with declining overage as you grow. Numbers tailored at contract — the shape is below.
We charge for the operational floor of running a B2B-grade platform, plus a small marginal cost tied to actual commerce flowing through it. Caps protect both sides.
We're working with a small cohort of design partners through 2026. Best fit: distributors, wholesalers, manufacturers, industrial supply, electronics parts, and B2B catalogs with real catalog & account complexity.