E-commerce development on Laravel

We build online stores that sell: fast PWA storefronts, smart search across millions of products, checkout that converts and integrations with your ERP, payments and shipping. From scratch or on top of our AXIOM platform.

2M
products in POIZON’s catalog on our Laravel platform
90+
PageSpeed score on our PWA storefronts
400+
projects since 2009
30+
countries where our stores sell

What we build

01

B2C online stores

Catalogs from thousands to millions of SKUs, Elasticsearch search and filters, carts and checkouts tuned for conversion, customer accounts and loyalty.

02

Headless and PWA storefronts

An app-like store in the browser: instant navigation, offline mode and push notifications without App Store and Google Play.

03

Marketplaces

Multi-vendor catalogs, seller accounts, order splitting and payouts.

04

Multi-store and multi-country

Several brands or countries on one codebase: languages, currencies, taxes and shipping per storefront.

05

Integrations

ERP (SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, 1C), PIM, CRM, WMS, payment gateways, carriers, marketplaces and feeds.

06

Mobile apps

iOS and Android apps sharing one backend and API with the website.

Why Laravel for e-commerce

01

No boxed-platform limits

Wholesale and retail on one storefront, region-specific prices, complex ERP exchange — without fighting the CMS.

02

No license fees

You own the code. No per-order or per-GMV charges.

03

Fast by design

Queues, Redis caching and a headless frontend keep pages fast at peak load.

04

Easy to maintain

One of the most popular PHP frameworks: clean code, tests and a large talent pool.

05

API-first

One backend serves the website, mobile apps and integrations.

06

A head start with AXIOM

Typical store features already exist in our platform, so the budget goes to what makes your business different.

— Our platform
AXIOM — a faster start on Laravel

Catalog, search, checkout, customer accounts, B2B pricing and ERP exchange already exist in AXIOM Commerce and AXIOM B2B. We don’t rebuild them for every project — the budget goes to what makes your business different.

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From brief to release in 5 steps

Discovery and estimate
We study your processes and systems, write requirements and give a fixed estimate by stages.
Architecture and design
Data model, API and ERP contracts, UX prototypes and UI design before development starts.
Development in sprints
A demo after every sprint, code review, dedicated QA and a staging environment for you.
Launch
Data migration, speed and load checks, a switch-over without stopping sales.
Support and growth
Regular releases under an SLA, monitoring, upgrades and new features.

Frequently asked questions

  • A store of medium complexity takes 3–5 months (ReifenPoint launched in four), a large highload project with full integrations 6–12 months. Timelines are fixed in the contract, and the first working modules appear 4–6 weeks after the start. We give a precise timeline after a discovery phase.

  • The price depends on the catalog, integrations, design and load requirements, not on the framework. We start with a short discovery and give a fixed estimate broken down by stages.

  • Yes. We move products, customers, orders and content, keep URLs or set up 301 redirects so you don’t lose search rankings, and switch over without stopping sales.

  • Yes. Our stores sell in the USA, Canada, Germany, Australia, Singapore, the UAE and more than 30 countries in total. We work in English, with calls in your time zone.

  • You do. The code of your project and the infrastructure are transferred to you.

— Start a project

Tell us about
your project

A short call is enough to understand the task. We reply within one business day, sign an NDA if needed and send an estimate broken down by stages.

  • English or Russian — whichever is easier for you
  • Calls scheduled in your time zone
  • Invoices in USD or EUR, international payment
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