Service
Ecommerce
We built a Harley parts store that carries the whole OEM catalogue. Yours can be smaller. It cannot be slower.
Parts ecommerce lives or dies on three things: does the part fit, is it in stock, and can the customer find it. Most stores fail the third one because writing a page for every part, model and year is impossible by hand.
That is the job the AI does. Supplier feeds come in, cleaned catalogue pages go out: model pages, category pages, fitment pages, brand pages, each one indexable, each one checked against rules you set for price, stock and below-cost protection.
Checkout, accounts, VIN lookup, “my bike” garages, multi-currency editions and marketplace feeds are all things we have shipped on our own stores. We bring the same code and the same scars.
Questions we get asked
- Which platform do you use?
- For large catalogues we build a static, search-engine-friendly storefront on Cloudflare with a Supabase database and Stripe checkout, the same stack as our own stores. For smaller shops Shopify is often the right call and we say so.
- Can you import my supplier feeds?
- Yes. Supplier feeds, OEM parts diagrams and fitment data are exactly the messy inputs the AI pipeline is built to clean, price and publish.
- What about Google Shopping?
- Product feeds for Google Merchant Center are generated as part of the build, including the attributes apparel and parts need to be accepted.