Selling online is straightforward when you sell one simple thing at one price to one kind of customer. Almost nobody does.
9 shipped projects on this page. Every one names the client and links to a live system.
Pacific Medihub Singapore ( pm.sg ) is a B2B distributor of dental and medical supplies, selling to clinics and healthcare practices rather than to consumers. Like most wholesale healthcare suppliers, it serves a range o
QN AgeSmart (lead product "Quad Defense") is the healthy-aging supplement brand of QN Wellness, a Singapore supplement company. It is sold direct-to-consumer, where success depends on taking a cold stranger from a paid a
Stone For Gold is a Singapore brand that makes handcrafted, made-to-order luxury leather goods - car key fob covers fitted to specific vehicle models, watch straps for high-end timepieces, card holders, clutches, bags an
Giftures is a Singapore corporate gifting company that supplies custom branded gifts for businesses - from bulk door gifts to premium executive sets. Their range spans more than 200 customisable items across twelve categ
JELUXE (shopjeluxe.com) is a luxury watch retailer that sells authentic, brand-new timepieces - led by Tudor, alongside Rolex and other premium watch brands - at prices below traditional retail. The business began life a
KOA is a premium cocoa-tea brand - a wellness beverage brewed from upcycled cacao husks rather than the cocoa bean itself. The husk is the part of the cacao pod that is usually discarded, so the product is positioned aro
Genxis Pickleball is a Singapore retailer of pickleball gear, set up to serve a fast-growing local sport. It offers paddles, apparel, bags and training balls aimed at beginners and recreational players, alongside curated
Pétale Tea is a Singapore brand that sells hand-sewn blooming flower teas - tea balls that open into a flower when steeped. The brand calls itself Singapore's first blooming flower tea specialist, with a range of over th
Good News Cafe and Providence Cafe & Bakery are part of iFood Pte Ltd, a Singapore group established in 2005 and 2015 respectively. Founded by Alvin Sabai after more than a decade in French and American bakery chains, th
Selling online is straightforward when you sell one simple thing at one price to one kind of customer. Almost nobody does.
The stores on this page each broke a standard template in a specific way. A luxury watch dealer needed authentication and provenance to be part of the buying experience, because a collector is deciding whether to trust you before deciding whether to buy. A bespoke leather brand sells products that do not exist until they are ordered, monogrammed and fitted to a specific vehicle model. A B2B medical supplies distributor cannot show one price, because different clinics sit on different commercial terms.
Those are not edge cases you handle later. They are the actual business, and a store that cannot express them pushes the hard part back onto WhatsApp and email, which is where the margin goes.
We build the checkout around how the thing is really sold. Sometimes that means a conventional cart. Sometimes it means a quote request, a configurator, or an account that sees its own pricing when it logs in.
Often yes, and we will say so. Shopify is hard to beat for a straightforward catalogue. Custom starts to win when the product is configured rather than picked, when pricing differs per customer, or when the store has to talk to an internal system that Shopify apps cannot reach cleanly.
Yes, and it is one of the more common asks here. That usually means quantity-break pricing, a quote request path alongside the normal cart, and a way for a company buyer to reorder what they bought last time.
Yes. Singapore buyers expect it, and leaving it out costs conversions on higher-value orders where card fees or limits get in the way.