Elogic Commerce provides dedicated Medusa.js developers for team extension and for full project teams. Elogic Commerce engineers built the Medusa.js platform for Manutan, connected to SAP S/4HANA, with 64% lower API response times. A pre-vetted squad can start in under 7 days, at $50 to $99 per hour.
You keep control of the roadmap. Elogic Commerce supplies the engineers, the delivery governance and the Medusa.js platform knowledge.
Roles
Next.js engineers
Solution architects
ISTQB QA
DevOps
PMP project managers
Stack
Node.js
TypeScript
PostgreSQL
Next.js
<7 days to start a pre-vetted squad
$50 to $99 hourly rate per engineer
200+ commerce specialists
5.0 Clutch rating from 64 reviews
ISO 9001 and 27001-aligned processes for quality and security management.
Medusa.js developer roles you can hire
Elogic Commerce staffs Medusa.js teams by role. You can hire one engineer or a cross-functional squad.
Elogic Commerce staffs Medusa.js teams by role. You can hire one engineer or a cross-functional squad.
| Role | What the role does on a Medusa.js project | When you need it |
|---|---|---|
| Medusa.js backend engineer | Builds modules, data models, workflows, API routes and subscribers in TypeScript. Connects ERP, PIM and payment services. | In every Medusa.js team |
| Next.js frontend engineer | Builds the DTC storefront or the B2B buyer portal on the Medusa.js Store API. | When you build or rebuild a storefront |
| Solution architect | Designs modules, data ownership, integrations and the hosting model. | At the start of a project and for each major change |
| QA engineer (ISTQB-certified) | Tests functions, integrations and performance under load. | Before each release |
| DevOps engineer | Sets up CI/CD, environments, monitoring and hosting on Medusa Cloud or your own cloud. | For self-hosting and for each new environment |
| Project manager (PMP-certified) | Plans sprints, manages risks and reports progress. | For multi-role teams and fixed-price projects |
Medusa.js skills Elogic Commerce engineers bring
Elogic Commerce matches each engineer to the skills that your project needs. These are the skills that Elogic Commerce checks for Medusa.js work.
Medusa.js 2.x framework:
modules, data models, workflows, API routes, subscribers, scheduled jobs and module links.
Commerce modules:
Product, Pricing, Promotion, Cart, Order, Inventory, Region, Tax and Sales Channel.
Medusa Admin:
widgets and custom admin pages for your operations team.
B2B and B2B2C:
company accounts, contract prices, quotes, approvals and a sales channel for each storefront.
Integration:
SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite and other ERPs, Akeneo, Pimcore and inRiver, and Stripe.
Storefronts:
Next.js and React on the Medusa.js Store API, with a headless CMS.
Infrastructure:
PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, CI/CD, Medusa Cloud and self-hosting.
Upgrades and migration:
Medusa.js 1.x to 2.x upgrades and migration to Medusa.js from Magento, Shopify and WooCommerce.
Engagement models for Medusa.js teams
Elogic Commerce offers three engagement models. You can move from one model to another as the project grows.
Elogic Commerce engagement models for Medusa.js
| Model | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Team extension | Elogic Commerce engineers join your team and work in your sprints and tools. | You have a tech lead and need more Medusa.js capacity |
| Dedicated team | Elogic Commerce runs a full squad with its own project manager, architect and QA. | You need a Medusa.js team without hiring in-house |
| Fixed-price project | Elogic Commerce delivers an agreed scope for an agreed price after discovery. | The scope is clear, for example a migration or a new storefront |
An account manager reports progress on every engagement. Read more about Elogic Commerce engagement models and ecommerce staff augmentation.
How hiring Medusa.js developers works
Elogic Commerce runs a short, structured process from brief to first sprint.
Agency team or freelance Medusa.js developer?
Elogic Commerce sees two ways to add Medusa.js capacity: a freelance developer or an agency team. A freelancer can fit a small, well-defined task. A production platform with ERP integration needs QA, security controls and governance.
Freelance developer vs Elogic Commerce team
| Factor | Freelance Medusa.js developer | Elogic Commerce team |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | One person | One engineer to a full squad |
| Continuity | Depends on one person | Shared knowledge in the team, with documentation |
| Quality control | Self-checked | ISTQB-certified QA and pull-request review |
| Security | Varies | ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II controls |
| ERP and B2B depth | Varies | SAP S/4HANA and other ERP integrations, B2B and B2B2C patterns |
| Governance | Informal | PMP-certified project managers and a PMI-aligned method |
| Best for | Small, well-defined tasks | Production platforms, integrations and long-term development |
Cost to hire Medusa.js developers
Elogic Commerce rates for Medusa.js developers are $50 to $99 per hour. The rate depends on the role and seniority.
- The roles in the team and their seniority.
- The team size and the length of the engagement.
- The engagement model: team extension, dedicated team or fixed-price project.
- Overlap with your business hours in Europe or the US.
Platform costs come on top of team costs. See Medusa.js pricing in 2026 for Medusa Cloud plans and self-hosting costs.
Why hire Medusa.js developers from Elogic Commerce
Elogic Commerce is a Medusa.js development company with 200+ commerce specialists. These facts help you compare Elogic Commerce with other Medusa.js teams.
Proven on Medusa.js.
Elogic Commerce engineers moved Manutan to Medusa.js with SAP S/4HANA and cut API response times by 64%.
Certified quality and security.
Elogic Commerce holds ISO 27001 · SOC 2 Type II · ISO 9001 report.
Controlled delivery.
ISTQB-certified QA, PMP-certified project managers, CI/CD with pull-request review, and separate development, staging and production environments.
Fast security fixes.
Critical vulnerabilities get a fix within 48 hours, and high ones within 7 days.
Platform depth.
Elogic Commerce has worked with Magento since 2009 and builds on eight commerce platforms, which helps in every migration.
Recognized on Clutch.
Elogic Commerce holds a 5.0 rating from 64 Clutch reviews.
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Frequently asked questions
Elogic Commerce can start a pre-vetted Medusa.js squad in under 7 days. The exact start date depends on the roles you need and on your interview schedule.
A Medusa.js developer needs TypeScript, Node.js and PostgreSQL skills, and knowledge of the Medusa.js 2.x framework: modules, data models, workflows and API routes. Elogic Commerce also checks experience with ERP integration, B2B features and Next.js storefronts.
Elogic Commerce teams cover European and US business hours. Offices are in Tallinn, Prague, Dresden, Stockholm, London and New York.
Yes. Elogic Commerce provides white-label Medusa.js developers for agencies. The engineers work in your agency’s processes and tools, under your client relationship.
Elogic Commerce rates for Medusa.js developers are $50 to $99 per hour. The rate depends on the role and seniority. You can hire on a time-and-materials basis or as a fixed-price project.
Yes. Elogic Commerce can add one Medusa.js engineer to your team. For a production platform, Elogic Commerce recommends at least a backend engineer, a frontend engineer and a QA engineer.
Yes. Elogic Commerce engineers upgrade Medusa.js 1.x projects to version 2. Custom services and plugins become version 2 modules and workflows, and the data moves with them.
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