Platform · Medusa.js
Medusa.js for enterprise commerce
Open-source commerce without licence fees: custom Medusa.js modules, B2B workflows, ERP integration, multi-region setups and migrations from Magento.
When Medusa.js fits, and when it doesn't
Open-source commerce you own, extended with modules and workflows instead of workarounds.
Typical stack: Medusa.js, Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Redis, Next.js.
Medusa.js is a strong fit when
- Your pricing, B2B or marketplace rules don't fit a SaaS platform
- Platform licence fees grow uncomfortably with your revenue
- You connect to an ERP, PIM or OMS and want control over how
- You want to own the code and choose who works on it
Choose something else when
- A SaaS platform already does everything you need
- There's no engineering team to own it after launch
- You rely on a large marketplace of plug-in apps
What we build on Medusa.js
The parts of a project where our engineering makes the difference.
01
Custom modules
Company accounts, contract pricing, approvals or an ERP client, built as Medusa modules that survive upgrades.
02
Workflows with rollback
Order, stock and payment flows where every step can undo itself, so a failed sync never leaves half an order.
03
Multi-region storefronts
Regions, currencies, tax and sales channels configured for each market, on one Next.js storefront.
04
Admin extensions
Widgets and pages in the Medusa admin for what your team does daily, so nobody works around the tool.
05
Magento migrations
Products, customers, orders and URLs moved with redirect maps and SEO parity checks.
06
Hosting and operations
Deployment, monitoring, backups and upgrades, on your cloud or Medusa's.
How it compares
The trade-offs we walk every client through before recommending a platform.
| Medusa.js | Shopify Plus | Adobe Commerce | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Licence | Open source (MIT), no fee | Monthly plan plus fees | Licence priced by revenue |
| Custom business logic | Anything, in your code | Within Shopify's rules and apps | Extensive, in PHP |
| Hosting | Yours or Medusa's cloud | Included | Yours or Adobe's cloud |
| Ready-made apps | Few | Very many | Many |
| Team you need | Node.js engineers for life | Smaller team | Specialist PHP team |
Systems we connect it to
Integrations we've built in real projects, each with its own sync design.
- ERPSAP Business One, SAP S/4HANAYour store and SAP agreeing on every price, stock level and order.See the sync design →
- PIMAkeneo, PimcoreProduct content written once in the PIM, published everywhere it sells.See the sync design →
- SearchAlgolia, MeilisearchSearch results that are fast, forgiving and always in stock.See the sync design →
- PaymentsStripe, PayPal, Adyen, Checkout.comEvery payment matched to an order, and every refund to a payment.See the sync design →
Questions about Medusa.js
Is Medusa ready for enterprise?
For the right business, yes: it handles multi-region selling, price lists, customer groups and multi-warehouse stock. It's a framework, so it needs engineers to run it. Our guide covers what it can and can't do.
Can we move from Magento to Medusa?
Yes. We migrate products, customers, orders and URLs, and keep your search rankings with a full redirect map and parity checks before launch.
Related
- Medusa.js developmentOpen-source commerce you own, with no platform licence fees.
- Enterprise replatformingLeave a legacy platform without losing revenue, data or rankings.
- B2B ecommerceLet trade buyers order around the clock, at their own prices, synced to your ERP.
- Marketplace developmentOnboard sellers, split payments and keep search fast as the catalogue grows.
Book an architecture review
A 60-minute session with a senior architect. We review your current platform, integrations and growth plans, then send a written summary of risks and options.
- For companies with a real platform decision coming up
- NDA signed before we talk details
- The written summary is yours to keep