Catalog lags on thousands of products
Builders and ready platforms stall once items pass 5,000+: pages load slowly, filters hang, the customer leaves.
Severity// niche = ecommerce.custom
We build online stores on custom code for complex catalogs: tens of thousands of products, automatic supplier import and instant search. What site builders and SaaS platforms can't handle — with no turnover-based subscription and no structure limits.
Real case — Airstep We hand over the code
§ 02 — Problem
Builders and ready platforms stall once items pass 5,000+: pages load slowly, filters hang, the customer leaves.
SeveritySuppliers change availability and prices daily. Entering thousands of items by hand is impossible — you sell what is already out of stock.
SeveritySaaS platforms take a monthly fee or a percentage of sales. The more you earn, the more the store itself costs.
SeverityWithout smart search and precise filters the buyer can't find the right model by size, color or season — and closes the tab.
SeverityThere is no one to write unique descriptions for every product, so cards don't rank in search and bring no traffic.
Severity§ 03 — Solution
Each module solves a specific pain from the list above. Hover a row to see what it includes.
§ 04 — Case
An online premium-shoe store with a large catalog and daily assortment updates from several suppliers.
— Stack
§ 05 — Process
We unpack the catalog, suppliers and processes. We fix the structure, integrations, price and timeline in a technical brief.
We design the catalog, the product card and checkout. We agree on the mockups before the code starts.
We assemble the catalog, search, sync and payment. We show the result in stages, you test on real data.
We move it to your server, set up the domain and monitoring, train the team on the admin panel and hand over the code.
§ 06 — Budget
Transparent: a fixed base plus factors that affect the final price. The exact sum is fixed in the brief.
A store with a catalog, cart, checkout and basic delivery and payment integration.
§ 07 — FAQ
Start — from $2500 for a store with a catalog, cart, checkout and basic integrations. The final price depends on the number of products, the number of suppliers to sync, and filter complexity.
Yes. We build the catalog on custom code with indexing and caching, so tens of thousands of items open and filter without lag — unlike ready-made site builders.
We set up automatic import of prices, stock and new items from supplier feeds on a schedule. In the Airstep case three sources are connected at once with automatic updates.
A store takes about 4–8 weeks. A complex catalog with several integrations and custom search takes longer. We fix the exact timeline after the technical brief.
Builders and SaaS limit the catalog structure, charge a subscription or a percentage of turnover and slow down at scale. Custom gives full control over search, filters, integrations and your own code.
§ 08 — Related
§ 09 — Request
Leave a contact — we’ll come back with a preliminary estimate of the catalog, integrations and timeline. No obligations.
Real Airstep case Transparent price from $2500 We hand over the code