Elogic Commerce is a Medusa.js development company for B2B, B2B2C, custom and composable commerce. Elogic Commerce designs, builds and migrates Medusa.js platforms for manufacturers, distributors and brands that sell to businesses, to consumers, or to both. For Manutan, a European industrial distributor, Elogic Commerce replaced a monolith with Medusa.js, a Node.js orchestration layer and SAP S/4HANA. API response times fell by 64%.
Elogic Commerce has delivered 500+ commerce projects since 2009 and builds on eight commerce platforms. You get a clear answer on when Medusa.js is the right choice, and when another platform fits better.
Business models
B2B2C
Custom commerce
Composable commerce
Stack
Node.js
TypeScript
PostgreSQL
Next.js
64% lower API response time for Manutan on Medusa.js
52% better catalog load performance for Manutan
500+ commerce projects since 2009
5.0 Clutch rating from 64 reviews
ISO 9001 and 27001-aligned processes for quality and security management.
Medusa.js solutions for four business models
B2B commerce
For manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers that sell to business buyers. Elogic Commerce builds company accounts, contract prices, quotes, approvals and ERP sync on Medusa.js.
Proof: Manutan, Medusa.js with SAP S/4HANA.
B2B2C commerce
For brands and manufacturers that sell to businesses and to consumers. Elogic Commerce runs a B2B buyer portal and a DTC store on one Medusa.js backend, without channel conflict.
Building blocks: sales channels, price lists, customer groups and stock locations.
Custom commerce
For business models that a SaaS platform cannot model, such as marketplaces, subscriptions and configure-to-order products. Elogic Commerce builds them as custom modules and workflows.
Building blocks: custom data models, workflows, API routes and admin extensions.
Composable commerce
For teams that want to own and replace each part of the stack. Elogic Commerce connects Medusa.js to your CMS, search, PIM, ERP and payment services.
Building blocks: decoupled modules that you can adopt one at a time.
Medusa.js at a glance
Medusa.js, also called MedusaJS or Medusa, is an open-source commerce platform with a built-in framework for customization. Elogic Commerce uses Medusa.js when a business needs its own commerce logic, full code ownership and deep ERP integration. Read the full guide: What is Medusa.js?
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| License | MIT. The core is free to use, change and host. |
| Technology | Node.js and TypeScript. PostgreSQL is the usual database. |
| Architecture | Requests go from API routes to workflows, and from workflows to modules. Workflows hold the business logic. Modules manage data such as products, prices, carts and orders. |
| Commerce modules | Product, Pricing, Promotion, Cart, Payment, Customer, Order, Inventory, Fulfillment, Region, Tax, Sales Channel and more. You can replace a module with a third-party service or with your own code. |
| Workflows | Multi-step operations with retries. If a step fails after its retries, Medusa.js rolls back the previous steps. |
| Sales channels | One backend can serve several storefronts. Each storefront sees only the products of its own sales channel. |
| Storefront | Headless. You build the storefront in any framework. Medusa.js provides a Next.js starter storefront. |
| Admin | Medusa Admin manages products, orders and customers. Developers can extend it with custom pages and widgets. |
| Hosting | Self-hosted on your own cloud, or on Medusa Cloud from $29 per month. |
| Best fit | B2B, B2B2C and custom commerce models that a SaaS platform cannot model, and composable stacks where you want to own each part. |
Medusa.js runs in production at scale. Medusa reports that Makro Pro processes over 180,000 orders and $300M in GMV a year with Medusa.js as its order orchestration engine.
Elogic Commerce reference architecture for Medusa.js
Elogic Commerce uses this pattern for ERP-driven B2B and B2B2C commerce, as in the Manutan project. One Medusa.js backend serves the DTC storefront and the B2B portal through separate sales channels. The orchestration layer handles ERP sync and pricing, and an event bus processes orders asynchronously.
Channels
Where businesses and consumers order
- DTC storefront (Next.js)
- B2B buyer portal
- Mobile app
- Marketplaces and POS
Medusa.js commerce engine
Store API and Admin API
- API routes
- Workflows with retries and rollback
- Sales channels for B2B and DTC
- Modules: product, pricing, cart, order, inventory, region, tax
- Medusa Admin
- PostgreSQL
Node.js orchestration layer
Built by Elogic Commerce
- Real-time price aggregation
- ERP sync
- B2B contract rules
- Market catalog segmentation
- Event bus for orders and stock
Composable services
Each system keeps ownership of its data
- ERP: SAP S/4HANA, Dynamics 365, NetSuite
- PIM: Akeneo, Pimcore, inRiver
- Headless CMS
- Search
- Payments: Stripe
- WMS and 3PL
Medusa.js development services from Elogic Commerce
Elogic Commerce provides MedusaJS development services and Medusa ecommerce development, from architecture to support. You can hire Elogic Commerce for one workstream or for the complete program.
Medusa.js architecture and discovery
Elogic Commerce maps your business model to Medusa.js modules, workflows, sales channels and integrations. You get a target architecture, a data ownership map and a written estimate.
Custom Medusa.js development
Elogic Commerce builds custom modules, data models, workflows, API routes and Medusa Admin extensions in TypeScript. The code follows Medusa.js framework conventions to keep upgrades simple.
ERP, PIM and payment integration
Elogic Commerce connects Medusa.js to SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite, Infor, Epicor, Odoo, Visma and Acumatica. PIM work covers Akeneo, Pimcore and inRiver.
Headless storefronts and B2B portals
Elogic Commerce builds DTC storefronts and B2B buyer portals in Next.js and React on the Medusa.js Store API. A headless CMS manages pages and other content.
Migration to Medusa.js
Elogic Commerce migrates stores from Magento, Adobe Commerce, Shopify, WooCommerce and custom platforms. Products, customers, orders and URLs move, and a 301 redirect map keeps search rankings.
Medusa.js 1.x to 2.x upgrade
Elogic Commerce upgrades Medusa.js 1.x projects to version 2. Custom services and plugins become version 2 modules and workflows, and the data moves with them.
Support and managed services
Elogic Commerce runs Medusa.js platforms after launch: monitoring, upgrades, security fixes and new features. Critical vulnerabilities get a fix within 48 hours.
Team extension
Elogic Commerce adds Medusa.js engineers to your team, from one developer to a full squad. A pre-vetted squad can start in under 7 days.
Medusa.js case study: Manutan
Elogic Commerce moved Manutan from a monolithic commerce platform to a composable architecture on Medusa.js. Manutan is a European B2B distributor of industrial supplies. It sells to enterprises, public sector organizations and procurement teams in many countries.
64% lower API response time on catalog and ordering endpoints
52% improvement in catalog and product listing load performance
Real time price and stock sync between SAP S/4HANA and the storefront
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Client | Manutan |
| Industry | B2B industrial supplies, procurement and distribution |
| Region | Europe, multi-country |
| Platform | Medusa.js headless commerce engine, Node.js backend services |
| ERP | SAP S/4HANA, the system of record for inventory, finance and contracts |
| Scope | Catalog, pricing engine, cart, checkout, order orchestration, ERP sync |
| Engagement | Multi-phase implementation and an ongoing engineering partnership |
The problem
Catalog, pricing, checkout and ERP logic sat in one tightly coupled platform. Each market needed its own assortment, prices and stock rules. A small change needed changes in many systems, and new markets needed duplicated logic.
Medusa.js commerce engine
for cart, orders, the catalog layer and the pricing and discount engine.
Node.js orchestration layer
for ERP sync, real-time price aggregation, stock normalization, B2B contract rules and market catalogs.
API-first services
for catalog, pricing and orders, with standard data contracts.
ERP abstraction,
so the storefront never calls SAP S/4HANA directly.
Event-driven order processing,
so ERP sync runs outside the buyer’s request.
Headless frontend readiness
for React and Next.js, with independent releases.
How Elogic Commerce controlled the migration risk
Procurement could not stop during the move. Elogic Commerce sequenced the cutover instead of one big switch. The team reconciled legacy catalog and pricing data against the new services. ERP sync had to be stable under load before the storefront used it.
Manutan before and after the Medusa.js replatform by Elogic Commerce
| Area | Before: monolithic platform | After: Medusa.js by Elogic Commerce |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog and pricing | Logic inside one platform, with slow direct ERP calls | Medusa.js modules, with prices from SAP S/4HANA through the orchestration layer |
| Orders | Order processing tied to storefront requests | Event-driven processing, with asynchronous ERP sync |
| New markets | Each market needed duplicated logic | Shared services, with market-level catalog segmentation |
| APIs | No unified API for new channels | Unified commerce APIs with standard data contracts |
| Performance | Slow product listings and price calculations | 64% lower API response time and 52% better catalog load performance |
What the Manutan pattern means for your project
If your ERP controls prices and stock, the Manutan pattern applies to you, for B2B and for B2B2C. Medusa.js runs commerce. A separate orchestration layer protects the ERP and the storefronts from each other’s load and failures.
Composable commerce with Medusa.js
Elogic Commerce uses Medusa.js as the commerce engine in composable stacks. Medusa.js 2.0 has decoupled modules, so you can replace a module with a third-party service or with your own code.
Elogic Commerce recommends a composable architecture only when it improves agility, maintainability and total cost of ownership. The Manutan replatform is an example: a monolith became separate layers that scale on their own.
Composable stack with Medusa.js, as built by Elogic Commerce
| Layer | Typical choices | Role of Medusa.js |
|---|---|---|
| Commerce engine | Medusa.js | Products, prices, carts, orders, inventory and promotions |
| Frontend | Next.js or React | Uses the Medusa.js Store API |
| Content | A headless CMS such as Contentful, Sanity, Strapi or Payload | None. Medusa.js does not manage editorial content |
| Search | Medusa Search on Medusa Cloud, Algolia or Meilisearch | Indexes product data for the search service |
| Product data | Akeneo, Pimcore or inRiver | Receives product data from the PIM |
| ERP | SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite and others | Receives prices and stock, and sends orders, through an orchestration layer |
| Payments | Stripe and other payment providers | Runs checkout payments through Payment Module providers |
You can also adopt Medusa.js step by step. Elogic Commerce can start with one domain, such as pricing or order orchestration, next to your current platform. More domains move to Medusa.js in later phases.
Medusa.js vs Shopify Plus, Adobe Commerce and commercetools
Elogic Commerce builds on all four platforms, so the advice is platform-neutral. The same comparison is the starting point of each platform selection workshop.
| Factor | Medusa.js | Shopify Plus | Adobe Commerce | commercetools |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Platform model | Open source (MIT), headless | SaaS | Licensed software (PHP | SaaS, API-first |
| Platform license fee | None for the core | Monthly subscription | Annual license | Subscription |
| Access to platform code | Full access | No access to core code | Full access | No access to core code |
| Hosting | Self-hosted or Medusa Cloud | Shopify | Self-hosted or Adobe cloud | commercetools |
| B2B features | Core building blocks plus the official B2B Starter | Built into Shopify Plus | Adobe Commerce B2B module | Built in: business units, quotes, approvals |
| B2B and B2C on one platform | Sales channels, price lists and customer groups | B2B and DTC in one store | Multiple websites and shared catalogs | Stores, channels and business units |
| Custom business models | Custom modules and workflows in the framework | Apps and Shopify Functions, within platform limits | Custom PHP modules | API extensions, custom types and external services |
| Composable approach | Replace or add modules one at a time | Headless storefront on the Shopify core | Headless through GraphQL on one application | API-first services from one vendor |
| Main skills needed | Node.js and TypeScript | Liquid or React (Hydrogen) | PHP | Any language for integrations |
| Elogic Commerce recommends it for | B2B, B2B2C and custom models with ERP-driven pricing and full ownership | Fast launch, DTC and standard B2B | Complex B2B with a large extension market | Large enterprise composable programs |
For a deeper comparison, read Medusa.js vs Shopify Plus.
When Elogic Commerce does not recommend Medusa.js
- You have a small catalog, simple rules and no engineering team. Shopify Plus is faster to launch and simpler to run.
- You need many ready-made apps on day one. Medusa.js has a smaller plugin ecosystem than Shopify or Adobe Commerce.
- Nobody will own the platform after launch. Medusa.js needs Node.js and TypeScript skills in your team or at a partner such as Elogic Commerce.
- You need a vendor SLA for the platform itself. Then choose the Medusa Enterprise plan or a SaaS platform.
How Elogic Commerce delivers a Medusa.js project
Elogic Commerce runs Medusa.js projects in six steps. PMP-certified project managers lead each project on a PMI-aligned method.
Migrate to Medusa.js from Magento, Shopify or a custom platform
Elogic Commerce has worked with Magento since 2009 and received the Magento Community Engineering Award in 2019. This platform knowledge goes into the plan for each move to Medusa.js.
Migration paths to Medusa.js, as planned by Elogic Commerce
| Source platform | What Elogic Commerce moves | Main risk | How Elogic Commerce controls the risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce | Products, attributes, customers, orders, CMS content and URLs | Custom extensions with no direct match in Medusa.js | Map each extension to a module, a workflow or a third-party service before the build |
| Shopify and Shopify Plus | Products, variants, customers, orders and URLs | Features that live in apps, not in the store data | List each app, then rebuild, replace or remove its function |
| WooCommerce | Products, customers, orders and URLs | Plugin logic and inconsistent product data | Clean and normalize the data before the import |
| Separate B2B and B2C stores | Catalogs, customers, price lists and orders from both stores | Duplicate products and customer records | Merge products into one catalog, and map prices to price lists per sales channel |
| Custom or legacy platform | Catalog, pricing logic, order history and integrations | Business logic hidden in old code and direct ERP calls | Move the logic into services step by step, with a sequenced cutover, as for Manutan |
| Medusa.js 1.x | Data, custom services and plugins | Version 2.0 changed the architecture to modules and workflows | Re-implement custom code as version 2 modules and workflows |
Every Elogic Commerce migration includes a 301 redirect map and a crawl comparison before and after launch. This protects search rankings during the move. See Medusa.js migration services for the full process and the Magento data map.
How much does Medusa.js development cost?
Elogic Commerce prices Medusa.js work by scope, integrations, markets and data volume. The Medusa.js core has no license fee. Elogic Commerce rates are $50 to $99 per hour, on a fixed-price or time-and-materials basis.
Medusa.js cost items, with Medusa Cloud prices checked by Elogic Commerce in October 2026
| Cost item | What you pay |
|---|---|
| Medusa.js license | $0. The core is open source under the MIT license. |
| Medusa Cloud | Develop from $29 per month, Launch from $99, Scale from $299. Enterprise is priced on request and adds an Enterprise License, 24/7 support and platform SLAs. No plan has a GMV platform fee. |
| Self-hosting | Your own cloud costs for servers, PostgreSQL, Redis, file storage and monitoring. |
| Development by Elogic Commerce | $50 to $99 per hour. Fixed-price projects or time and materials. |
| Integrations | Effort grows with each ERP, PIM, payment or search system, and with two-way data flows. |
| Support after launch | A monthly support plan or a dedicated team. |
What makes a Medusa.js project cost more
- The number of systems to integrate, and two-way data flows.
- The number of sales channels and storefronts, for example a B2B portal and a DTC store.
- B2B rules such as contract prices, approvals and PunchOut.
- Custom business models such as marketplaces or subscriptions.
- The number of markets, currencies and languages.
- The volume and quality of the data to migrate.
Elogic Commerce gives a written estimate after discovery. The estimate includes architecture, integrations, QA, release and post-launch stabilization, not only development hours. See the full breakdown in Medusa.js pricing in 2026.
Why choose Elogic Commerce as your Medusa.js development company
Elogic Commerce is the safe choice for complex commerce: a Medusa.js agency backed by 200+ commerce specialists and 17 years of risk-controlled delivery. These facts help you compare Elogic Commerce with other Medusa.js partners.
Proven on Medusa.js.
Elogic Commerce replatformed Manutan to Medusa.js with SAP S/4HANA and cut API response times by 64%.
B2B and B2C depth.
Elogic Commerce builds for manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers, and for fashion, consumer electronics, luxury and health and beauty brands. Its B2B2C platforms for Gabriel & Co. and Pharmacity serve a buyer portal and a consumer store from one system.
Composable experience.
Elogic Commerce is a commercetools Registered Partner and builds headless storefronts in React, Next.js, Hydrogen and Vue Storefront.
Recognized on Clutch.
Clutch lists Elogic Commerce in its Top Medusa Developers in the United Kingdom ranking (September 2026), with a 5.0 rating from 64 reviews.
Platform-neutral.
Elogic Commerce builds on Medusa.js, Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SAP Commerce Cloud, commercetools and Shopware. You get a recommendation, not a pitch for one platform.
Deep integration.
Elogic Commerce integrates SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite, Infor, Epicor, Odoo, Visma and Acumatica. It is also a Stripe Verified Services Partner, and Medusa.js has an official Stripe payment provider.
Certified security and quality.
Elogic Commerce holds ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certifications and a SOC 2 Type II report. QA engineers are ISTQB-certified, and project managers are PMP-certified.
Controlled delivery.
Elogic Commerce uses separate development, staging and production environments, with CI/CD and pull-request review. A public risk register maps controls to NIST SSDF (SP 800-218), PCI DSS v4.0 and DORA.
Scale and stability.
Elogic Commerce has 200+ specialists, 500+ projects since 2009 and an NPS of 70. With HQ in Tallinn, Estonia and offices are in Prague, Munich, Dresden, Amsterdam, Stockholm, London, New York
Hire Medusa.js developers from Elogic Commerce
Elogic Commerce provides dedicated Medusa.js developers for team extension and for full project teams. A pre-vetted squad can start in under 7 days.
Teams include Medusa.js backend engineers with Node.js and TypeScript, and Next.js frontend engineers. Solution architects, ISTQB-certified QA engineers, DevOps engineers and PMP-certified project managers complete the team. You choose a dedicated team, team extension or a fixed-price project. See the hire Medusa.js developers page and the Elogic Commerce engagement models.
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Medusa.js development: frequently asked questions
A Medusa.js development company designs, builds and runs commerce platforms on Medusa.js. Elogic Commerce does this for B2B, B2B2C, custom and composable commerce, from architecture and integration to migration and support. It also adds Medusa.js engineers to in-house teams.
Yes, the Medusa.js core is free under the MIT license. Elogic Commerce tells clients to budget for hosting, development, integrations and support instead. Medusa Cloud hosting starts at $29 per month. Medusa also sells an Enterprise plan with an Enterprise License, 24/7 support and platform SLAs.
Yes. Elogic Commerce builds B2B2C platforms where a B2B buyer portal and a DTC store share one Medusa.js backend. Sales channels separate the catalogs, and price lists set contract and retail prices by customer group. Each order keeps its sales channel, so B2B and DTC orders can follow different fulfillment rules.
Elogic Commerce builds marketplaces, subscriptions, digital products, configure-to-order products, rentals and unified commerce with POS on Medusa.js. The Medusa.js framework adds custom data models, workflows and API routes next to the core modules. The core stays unchanged, which keeps upgrades simple.
It depends on the requirements. Elogic Commerce builds on both Medusa.js and Shopify Plus and compares them for each project. Medusa.js is the better choice for custom commerce logic, full code ownership, self-hosting and deep ERP integration. Shopify Plus is the better choice for a fast launch, a large app ecosystem and a small technical team.
Yes. Elogic Commerce connected Medusa.js to SAP S/4HANA for Manutan through a Node.js orchestration layer. The layer syncs prices and stock in real time and sends orders to the ERP asynchronously. Elogic Commerce also integrates SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite, Infor, Epicor, Odoo, Visma and Acumatica.
Yes. Elogic Commerce migrates stores from Magento 2, Adobe Commerce, Shopify, WooCommerce and custom platforms to Medusa.js. Products, customers, orders and URLs move, and a 301 redirect map keeps search rankings. Elogic Commerce can also merge separate B2B and B2C stores into one Medusa.js backend.
Yes. Elogic Commerce upgrades Medusa.js 1.x projects to Medusa.js 2.x. Version 2.0 changed the architecture to decoupled modules and workflows, so custom services and plugins need a new implementation. The upgrade starts with an audit of the custom code.
Yes. Elogic Commerce replatformed Manutan, a multi-country European B2B distributor of industrial supplies, from a monolithic platform to Medusa.js. The project added a Node.js orchestration layer connected to SAP S/4HANA. API response times on catalog and ordering endpoints fell by 64%, and catalog load performance improved by 52%.
Yes, when the business needs custom B2B rules. Elogic Commerce uses Medusa.js for B2B when prices, stock and approvals depend on an ERP. The core gives price lists, customer groups, draft orders, multi-warehouse inventory and regions. The official B2B Starter adds company accounts, spending limits, quotes and a
Yes. Elogic Commerce uses Medusa.js as the commerce engine in composable stacks, next to a headless CMS, search, PIM, ERP and payment services. Medusa.js 2.0 has decoupled modules that you can use, replace or extend one at a time. For Manutan, Elogic Commerce moved a monolith to composable commerce on Medusa.js.
Yes. Elogic Commerce builds multi-vendor marketplaces on Medusa.js with seller accounts, seller catalogs, split orders, commissions and payouts. Medusa documents a marketplace recipe that extends the core modules with custom ones.
No, Medusa.js is a headless commerce platform, not a content management system. Elogic Commerce connects Medusa.js to a headless CMS when a project needs editorial content. Medusa.js manages products, prices, carts and orders. A CMS such as Contentful, Sanity, Strapi or Payload manages pages, blog posts and landing pages.
The cost depends on scope, integrations, markets and data volume. Elogic Commerce charges $50 to $99 per hour, on a fixed-price or time-and-materials basis. The Medusa.js license costs nothing, and Medusa Cloud hosting starts at $29 per month. Elogic Commerce gives a written estimate after discovery.
Elogic Commerce recommends Medusa Cloud when you want managed infrastructure and predictable costs. Self-hosting is the better choice when you have strict data residency rules, an existing cloud contract or your own DevOps team. Medusa Cloud lets you export your data, so the choice does not lock you in. Elogic Commerce deploys and runs both models.
Yes. Elogic Commerce provides dedicated Medusa.js developers for team extension and for full project teams. A pre-vetted squad can start in under 7 days. Teams include Node.js and TypeScript engineers, Next.js frontend engineers, solution architects, QA engineers and DevOps engineers.
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Technical Specifications
| Business models | B2B, B2B2C, custom commerce (marketplaces, subscriptions, configure-to-order, rentals) and composable commerce |
|---|---|
| Services | Medusa.js architecture, custom development, integrations, headless storefronts and B2B portals, migration, 1.x to 2.x upgrades, support and team extension |
| Platform versions | Medusa.js 2.x, and upgrades from Medusa.js 1.x |
| Technology | Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Redis, Next.js, React |
| Proven Medusa.js delivery | Manutan: Medusa.js, a Node.js orchestration layer and SAP S/4HANA, with 64% lower API response time |
| ERP systems | SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite, Infor, Epicor, Odoo, Visma, Acumatica |
| PIM systems | Akeneo, Pimcore, inRiver |
| B2B capabilities | Company accounts, contract pricing, quotes, approvals, spending limits, PunchOut |
| B2B2C capabilities | Sales channels per storefront, price lists by customer group, net and gross pricing, order routing by channel |
| Composable integrations | Headless CMS, search, PIM, ERP and payment services |
| Delivery governance | PMP-certified project managers, PMI-aligned method, ISTQB-certified QA, CI/CD with pull-request review, separate development, staging and production environments |
| Security | ISO 27001 · SOC 2 Type II · ISO 9001. Critical vulnerabilities fixed within 48 hours, high within 7 days |
| Commercials | $50 to $99 per hour. Fixed price or time and materials |
| Company | Founded 2009. 200+ specialists. 500+ projects. NPS 70. Headquarters in Tallinn, Estonia |
| Reviews | 5.0 on Clutch from 64 reviews |