E-commerce SaaS Platform
Modular multi-tenant storefronts with secure checkout, clean domain boundaries and a caching strategy designed for real traffic — not demo traffic.
How it happened
One storefront, then five, then chaos
The client was launching a new storefront for every brand they picked up, each on its own codebase. Every bug fix had to be repeated five times, and nobody could tell which store's code was actually up to date.
One codebase, real traffic, zero downtime tolerance
Consolidating into one multi-tenant platform meant every module — cart, checkout, catalog — had to stay cleanly separated per tenant while sharing infrastructure, and the checkout flow had to hold up under real sale-day traffic, not staging-environment traffic.
Modular by domain, cached by design
I split the platform into clean domain boundaries so each store's catalog, pricing and cart logic stayed independent, wired Stripe for checkout, and built a caching strategy around the product pages specifically — the pages that actually get hammered on a sale day.
Five stores, one team, no more duplicated fixes
New brands now launch on the same platform in days instead of weeks, every bug fix ships once and applies everywhere, and the checkout has held up through every sale event since launch.
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