Magento development

Magento development services for stores that fit your catalogue

Netofficials provides Magento development services for retail, B2B and D2C businesses that need a custom store, a replatform or a major rebuild. One cross-functional team builds around your catalogue, customers and back-office systems, with a named delivery lead. Send a short brief and we will reply with a written scope proposal.

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Team
One cross-functional team covers front-end, back-end, QA and DevOps for your Magento store.
Contact
A named delivery lead owns day-to-day progress and keeps you updated, from discovery scope to release.
Ownership
IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before any Magento build work starts.
Reviews
Every sprint ends with a client-facing review, so you see working store features as they are built.
Magento scope

What we build on Magento

Custom Magento storefronts

You get a store built around your catalogue, pricing rules and checkout, not a stock theme with patches. Our single cross-functional team covers front-end, back-end, QA and DevOps. A technical architect is accountable for system design and code quality, so extension choices and custom modules are reviewed before they become your maintenance burden.

B2B and complex catalogue commerce

If you sell to trade customers or manage large, variable catalogues, we scope the ordering model up front. That can include customer-specific pricing, account structures, bulk or repeat ordering and attribute-heavy product data. The written discovery scope records these rules so they are agreed before development begins, not found during testing.

Integrations, migration and replatforming

We connect Magento to the systems that run your business, such as ERP, payment providers and shipping. We also plan moves from another platform, covering product, customer and order data. A named delivery lead owns day-to-day progress, so you have one person to ask about the status of each integration.

Fit check before you commit

Is Magento the right platform for your store?

What to weighMagento suits you whenWe recommend another platform when
Catalogue and orderingYou sell a large or complex catalogue, or need B2B ordering such as customer-specific pricing, quotes and approval flows.You sell a small, simple range, and after scoping a hosted platform would meet your needs with less to maintain.
IntegrationsYour store must connect to an ERP, payment providers or other back-office systems that need custom integration work.Your stack is mostly standard connectors, and we would recommend a platform that covers them out of the box.
Ownership and growthA store that connects to ERP, payment, shipping or inventory systems, or needs custom pricing, multiple storefronts or B2B ordering rules.Your catalogue and checkout are fairly standard and a hosted platform would cost less to run, in which case we will say so after scoping.
How a Magento project runs

From written scope to a live Magento store

  1. Discovery

    We map your catalogue, customer types, ERP, payment and shipping integrations, and any migration needs into a written discovery scope for the first release.

    You receive
    • Written discovery scope
    • Integration and extension questions
    • Estimate with stated assumptions

    You sign off the written scope before design starts

  2. Design

    Our technical architect sets the Magento architecture and extension choices while designers draw up storefront, checkout and account flows for your review.

    You receive
    • Storefront and checkout flows
    • Theme and admin interface designs
    • Catalogue and integration architecture

    You approve designs and architecture before development begins

  3. Build

    Our cross-functional team develops themes, custom modules and integrations in Agile sprints, and you see working features on staging at each sprint review.

    You receive
    • Staging store builds
    • Staging builds of your Magento storefront and checkout
    • Sprint-by-sprint progress reviews led by your delivery lead

    You review working features at the end of every sprint

  4. QA

    We test catalogue, cart, checkout, payment and ERP journeys against the acceptance criteria you agreed, then share a QA report and issue log.

    You receive
    • Acceptance checklist covering catalogue, cart and checkout
    • QA report on integrations, payments and performance
    • Issue log showing what is fixed and what remains

    You sign off the store against the agreed acceptance criteria

  5. Release

    Deploy the Magento store to production, then hand over the documentation and deployment access your team needs to run it.

    You receive
    • Production release of your Magento store
    • Documentation for extensions, integrations and deployment
    • Admin and deployment access handed to your team

    You go live with the full handover in hand

Connected architecture

A Magento stack that works as a system

LayerExample choicesDecision to review
StorefrontHyvä or Luma theme, or a headless PWA front end with ReactPage speed, design flexibility and how much custom front-end work your team can maintain
Catalogue & extensionsCustom modules and vetted extensions for pricing, search and checkoutBuild custom code or buy an extension, based on upgrade risk and long-term maintenance
Back officeMagento REST and GraphQL APIs, ERP, PIM, payment and shipping connectors, MySQLWhich system owns stock, pricing and orders, and how failed syncs are handled
Quality & releasePlaywright, PHPUnit and agreed test layersCheckout, payment and order journeys, plus upgrade and release risks

Ready to scope your Magento project?

Send a short brief on your catalogue, integrations and goals, and we reply with questions, a proposed written scope and the cross-functional team we would assign.

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Delivery & QA

Magento QA built into every sprint

  • Checkout, payment and tax flows tested on staging builds you can try at each sprint review
  • Catalogue, pricing rule and ERP or inventory sync checks covering the journeys that earn your revenue
  • Extension and custom module code reviewed by our technical architect against agreed quality standards
Three Magento engagement models

Choose how your Magento build is delivered

Project delivery

Fixed-price delivery of a defined Magento scope, such as a new store, a replatform or a custom B2B ordering build, suited to buyers who know what the first release must include.

  • The written discovery scope fixes the catalogue, integrations and extensions before development starts
  • A review with your team at the end of every sprint shows the working store before the next sprint is planned
  • Requests that fall outside the agreed Magento scope go through a change request, so you see the impact before approving it

Dedicated team

A dedicated India-based Magento team that works through your storefront, integration and extension roadmap sprint after sprint, suited to stores that keep changing after launch.

  • A cross-functional team covers front-end, back-end, QA and DevOps, with a named delivery lead as your single contact
  • A dedicated India-based team whose skills are matched to your Magento catalogue, extensions and integrations
  • Sprints run with your product owner, and the contract confirms IP assignment before the build starts

Staff augmentation

Individual Magento engineers who join your in-house eCommerce team to add module, theme or integration capacity, suited to teams that already have a lead and a process.

  • Magento developers, QA or DevOps engineers added to your team for a specific gap, such as an ERP integration or a theme rebuild
  • Engineers work in your repositories, ticketing and code review process
  • Overlap hours, meeting schedule and update cadence set with you before the first day of work
Before you enquire

Magento questions, answered before you brief us

What drives the cost and timeline of a Magento project?

Scope, extensions, integrations and migration drive the cost and timeline of a Magento project. A store with a standard catalogue and a few payment methods is a smaller build than one with B2B ordering, ERP or inventory connections, custom checkout logic or a large data migration from another platform. Extension choices matter too: each third-party module needs review, and some need custom work. We agree a written discovery scope first, then give an estimate based on it, with the assumptions behind it stated. Send a short brief and we will tell you what we would need to know to size it.

Who owns the code, and how do we stay in the loop during the build?

You own the source code: IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before the build begins. A named delivery lead handles day-to-day progress and communication, and each sprint ends with a client-facing review of the store so you see working progress rather than status reports. Before work starts we agree the communication window, meeting schedule and update cadence, so time zones are planned for rather than discovered mid-project. At release you receive documentation and deployment access.

Can you work on an existing Magento store or alongside our team?

Yes. We can extend or stabilise an existing Magento store, or work as part of your in-house team. Netofficials offers fixed-price project delivery, a dedicated India-based development team, or staff augmentation, and we recommend one after scoping. Staff augmentation suits you if you already have a process and need specific Magento skills; a dedicated team suits an ongoing roadmap. If scoping shows another platform would serve your catalogue and growth plans better, we will say so plainly.

Brief us on your Magento project

Send a short brief covering your catalogue, the systems your store must connect to and your target launch. We reply with a written scope proposal, the questions we need answered and a recommendation on whether Magento is the right platform. If another platform would serve you better, we will say so after scoping. You will have one named point of contact from the first message, and IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before any build begins.

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