Headless commerce platform for multi-channel retailers

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Problem

Retailers need to sell across multiple channels (web, mobile, marketplace, physical) with a single backend system, but traditional monolithic commerce platforms are inflexible and difficult to integrate with custom frontends or third-party services.

Solution concept

A composable, headless commerce API that decouples the backend (order management, inventory, payments, product information) from the frontend, allowing retailers to use any frontend technology and integrate with custom or third-party systems without vendor lock-in. GraphQL APIs enable flexible queries and integrations across channels.

Who has it

E-commerce businesses and retailers of all sizes who need to manage orders, inventory, payments, and product information across multiple sales channels.

How they handle it today

Today, retailers either use monolithic commerce platforms that bundle frontend and backend tightly together, or cobble together multiple systems (PIM, OMS, payment processors, inventory management) with custom integration work.

Why now

Retailers increasingly expect flexibility to build custom shopping experiences, integrate with modern tools, and sell across multiple channels without forklift migrations. GraphQL and headless architecture have become industry standards.

How it could charge

Subscription or tiered pricing based on transaction volume, API calls, or feature access; potential enterprise support and managed hosting options.