Retail
Multi-location operators, arts and event sellers, and programs with real seats to fill. The site is the storefront: live availability, real prices, promotions that actually apply, and a checkout that finishes on your domain instead of handing the customer to somebody else. EZ Storage: 15 facilities leasing online. Foundation for Contemporary Arts: a Stripe store for one-of-a-kind works. Dallas Art Fair: ticketing plus a 90-gallery exhibitor portal.
Who This Is For
Every address competes on its own. EZ Storage: 15 facilities across Detroit, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis, each with its own page, its own inventory, and its own local search footprint.
One-of-a-kind, donated, or consigned stock that no off-the-shelf catalog models cleanly. FCA sells paintings, sculpture, photography, prints, posters, and video.
Ticketing, registration, and the operator tools behind them. Dallas Art Fair and Performance Course both sell and then have to run what they sold.
A property management, POS, or reservation platform already holds the truth about availability and price. The site has to reflect it live, not nightly.
Not for
Shopify theme work, Amazon or marketplace listing management, or dropship storefronts. We build the cases those platforms cannot express.
What Has To Be Right
How We Work
Model the catalog and its rules before screens. Integrations that carry price and availability get proven first, because everything downstream depends on them.
What a unit, ticket, or work of art actually is, and what decides its price and visibility.
Live availability and pricing from the system of record, before anyone designs around it.
Reserve versus buy, guest versus account, promotions and taxes. Treated as product, not a final step.
Market hubs, per-location pages, and structured data so each storefront can be found on its own.
Orders, reporting, and admin the team uses daily. FCA, Dallas Art Fair, and EZ Storage are all still active.
Work
A multi-facility self-storage operator moved off a legacy ASP.NET site onto TanStack, with live inventory, discounted pricing, and online lease processing carried through the rebuild intact.
View case study15
facilities leasing online
A custom Stripe store for donated works of art where every item is unique, backed by 1,100+ pages in Prismic and the admin tools the team runs the program on.
View case study1,100+
pages in CMS
Online ticketing, a custom CRM, and a dedicated exhibitor portal serving 90+ galleries annually for one of the most celebrated contemporary art fairs in the country.
View case study225K+
annual site visitors
A multi-state parent registration and staff operations platform for a school-year athletic development program, from K through high school.
60K+registered users
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Storefront
Commerce and data
FAQ
If your catalog fits Shopify, use Shopify. We get called when it does not: leases priced per unit per facility, donated art that is one of one, exhibitor booths, or availability that lives in a property management system.
Yes. That is the EZ Storage pattern: the storage management platform stays the system of record, and the site reflects its availability, pricing, and promotions live.
Yes, if you want to be found near each of them. EZ Storage has market hubs plus a page per facility with hours, amenities, local-area content, and per-location structured data.
We have built Stripe and Braintree checkouts (FCA, Dallas Art Fair). When payment runs through a client platform we integrate rather than replace it. Which applies depends on where your system of record sits.
Your team, on tools we build for them: order and shipping workflows, promo codes, reporting, exhibitor portals, and admin. We stay on for support and new work when that is useful.
No. We build web, including mobile web. We do not build native iOS or Android.
Keep Going
The product shape: catalogs, checkout, and ticketing.
Orders, reporting, and the admin behind the storefront.
When the storefront has to sit next to a system of record.
If the need is the internal tooling, start there.
FCA and Dallas Art Fair in their other context.
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Catalog rules, the system of record, and what a customer cannot finish today. A technical conversation, not a pitch.
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