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Dedicated Resource · Medusa.js
Medusa.js is brilliant when someone truly customizes modules, fulfillment, and admin. Typescriptaz provides dedicated Medusa developers for shops that don't look like every standard theme. We connect storefront, ERP, and payments—without a plugin graveyard.
Use
With Medusa, you build commerce logic in TypeScript instead of in plugin configurations: custom modules, workflows with compensation on errors, pricing logic for B2B and B2C. Your Medusa developer focuses where standard shop systems reach their limits — on special processes, integrations, and multiple markets.
The storefront is usually built with Next.js, and the data is stored in PostgreSQL. This gives you a shop that loads fast, ranks well, and feels like part of your product. We schedule updates to new Medusa versions so the shop doesn't remain outdated.
For e-commerce decision-makers, what matters in the end are revenue, availability, and independence. Medusa offers the freedom of a self-hosted commerce platform without revenue-based licensing—provided someone sets it up professionally and keeps it up to date.
Typical mandates: D2C brands, B2B shops, marketplace pilots.
Tools: Medusa, Next.js, PostgreSQL, Redis, Stripe
Book directly
$12,500 / month
150 hours, directly employed and dedicated solely to your backlog. At kickoff, you meet the person before work begins.
Quick explanation
Medusa.js is an open-source platform for headless commerce based on Node.js and TypeScript. Unlike traditional shop systems, it separates commerce logic from the frontend: products, prices, inventory, orders, and payments are provided via APIs, while the storefront is built separately—usually with Next.js. With version 2, the platform was rebuilt from scratch and consists of individual modules that can be extended or replaced. For companies, this means full control over processes, data, and infrastructure.
Expertise
Seniority isn’t shown on the resume but in code review. Our team looks for it with Medusa.js.
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A senior Medusa.js developer knows Medusa's module system and builds custom modules for pricing, inventory, or B2B logic. Workflows with compensation steps ensure a failed step doesn't leave a partially processed order.
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ERP, PIM, inventory management, and shipping providers must be reliably connected. Experienced developers plan synchronization, error handling, and monitoring so that stock and orders are accurate.
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Fast product pages, a smooth checkout, and clean metadata determine conversion and visibility. The storefront is usually built with Next.js, closely aligned with marketing and design.
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Payment providers, tax logic, currencies, and shipping regions have many edge cases. Developers with commerce experience know them and test them before real customers place orders.
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The admin can be extended with custom widgets and pages. An experienced developer builds the interfaces your team truly needs for approvals, returns, or price maintenance.
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Campaigns and seasonal peaks put shops to the test. Caching, optimized queries, and load tests before key dates ensure the shop remains stable under heavy traffic.
Typical situations
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Does every special rule need a plugin, and is every update a risk? With Medusa, commerce logic becomes code you can understand and test.
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Volume pricing, framework agreements, purchase approvals: we map B2B processes in modules and workflows rather than workarounds.
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Multiple currencies, tax rules, and shipping regions are core to Medusa. We configure and extend them for your markets.
Risk under control
In commerce every mistake directly costs revenue. We specifically mitigate these three risks in Medusa projects:
A faulty checkout is a shop’s costliest problem. We automate testing of the order process across all payment methods, monitor it in production, and deploy changes during quiet windows—not in the middle of the season.
When migrating from an old shop system, products, customers, and order history must be transferred completely and correctly. We migrate with dry runs, automated comparisons, and a clear rollback plan.
The platform evolves quickly, and some releases introduce changes that require adjustments. We schedule updates regularly and test them in a staging environment so your shop doesn’t get stuck on an old version.
Payment data is among the most sensitive in any shop. We integrate payment providers so card data never touches your systems, secure webhooks, and continuously scan dependencies for known vulnerabilities.
Transparency
Business case
A dedicated Medusa.js developer pays off where standard shop systems cost you money: license fees, expensive plugins, or processes that only work with workarounds. A custom commerce platform lowers those costs and frees you from a vendor's pricing model. At the same time, tested checkouts and stable integrations protect the revenue flowing through your shop every day.
The first two weeks
Analysis, first delivery, clear plan. Read about how we work in general at How we work.
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What processes, systems, and edge cases does your shop have? We map the data flows between storefront, ERP, and payment.
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A first module or workflow goes into review—for example, a pricing rule or an ERP synchronization.
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You receive a plan for modules, storefront, and migration—aligned with launch dates and seasonal peaks.
After kickoff
How a typical engagement develops after the first two weeks—aligned with your backlog.
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Commerce workshop, data flows between the shop, ERP, and payments, and the first module under review.
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Custom modules and workflows for pricing, inventory, and approvals, plus the first storefront pages.
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Trial runs with real data, automated checkout tests, and a migration plan with a time window and rollback.
Example scenario
A wholesaler runs a shop that models customer groups, tiered pricing, and approval processes only via plugins and workarounds. Every update is a risk. A dedicated Medusa.js developer implements the B2B logic in custom modules and workflows.
The new storefront is built with Next.js and connects to the ERP via a monitored queue. After test runs with real data, the merchant switches over in a planned window. New pricing rules can then be implemented without hunting for plugins.
For the merchant, this means: less dependence on plugin vendors, cleaner data between shop and ERP, and the ability to roll out new B2B offerings quickly.
Collaboration
Building or migrating a shop is a project with a fixed goal—often a larger hour bundle fits. For ongoing operations with campaigns, new features, and updates, a person on a monthly plan is the better solution.
Before a platform change, we recommend the discovery package: it shows which processes can be mapped directly and where custom modules are needed.
All rates, pools, and effective prices are detailed in the Pricing table.
Straight talk
Not every shop needs its own commerce platform. For a small shop with standard processes and limited development budget, a hosted solution like Shopify can be cheaper. Medusa plays to its strengths when your processes are custom, multiple systems must be integrated, or you want full control over data and infrastructure.
For IT decision-makers
Has the person already worked with Medusa and the new module system?
How do you test checkout and payment methods before a release?
What experience does she have with ERP and PIM integrations?
How do you plan a data migration with rollback?
Do they know the specifics of B2B commerce?
Glossary
Separation of shop logic and the frontend, connected via APIs.
A self‑contained module—for example, for products, prices, or inventory.
Sequence of steps with automatic compensation if a step fails.
The frontend where customers view and order products.
Often a good fit
Frequently asked questions
Often yes, for shops with custom processes. Medusa is open source, runs on your own infrastructure, and is extensible in code. That requires development know‑how—which is exactly what we provide.
Yes, but it’s more of a rebuild than an update: Medusa is a complete reimplementation. We plan the migration so data, SEO URLs, and running orders transfer safely.
Mostly Next.js, because it's well documented and renders well for SEO. But Medusa works with any frontend — also with Nuxt or a native app.
The software itself is open source. On top of that are hosting, database, payment provider, and possibly other services. We help you plan the ongoing costs realistically.
Yes. Regions, currencies, tax rules, and shipping options are core to the platform. For special requirements we extend them with custom modules.
That depends on data volume, integrations, and special processes. After the commerce workshop in the first two weeks, you'll receive a realistic schedule—including buffer time for tests and dry runs.
The platform is actively maintained and regularly updated. Execution matters: secure configuration, current versions, protected webhooks, and payment providers that process card data themselves.
Yes. The admin can be extended with custom widgets and pages so your team can handle key workflows there directly.
On your own infrastructure, in a cloud you trust, or via Medusa Cloud. We help you choose and set up deployment, monitoring, and backups.
Yes. We migrate products, customers, addresses, and order history with dry runs and reconciliations. Passwords can be carried over depending on the source system or reset via a secure reset process.
Via custom modules or specialized integration services that synchronize products, inventory, and orders. We plan the integration so inventory is consistent across all channels.
Bottom line
A dedicated Medusa.js developer builds a commerce platform that fits your processes rather than the other way around. You gain independence from plugins and licensing models, secure the checkout, and get integrations sales and logistics can rely on.
Next step
Tell us the stack, scope, and start window. We usually respond within one business day—with a specific person instead of a stack of profiles.
Quick contact
TypeScript resources from Austria and Germany, permanently employed with us. Tell us the stack, scope, and desired start date. We typically respond the same business day — with availability, appropriate seniority, and a concrete start window.
US & European billing
Choose the contracting entity that fits your procurement process. Engagements can be contracted and invoiced through our European locations or through Anexia Inc.152 W. 57th Street, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10019, USA. Talk to us about billing.