Inventory sync across every channel
A day or two
Store, warehouse, Amazon and the 3PL agree on stock in near real time, with oversell protection and an alert the moment something drifts.
For online shops and multi-location retailers
Stock that agrees, orders that flow, and a senior engineer for the part the plugins never cover.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon and the warehouse all think they are right. A Guild engineer makes them agree, automates the supplier and fulfilment work your team does by hand, and builds the custom pieces no app in the store does. Fixed price per piece, demoed daily.
Fixed price, in writingBefore anything starts.
Sound familiar?
- Stock levels that drift between the store and the warehouse.
- Order data copied by hand into shipping and accounting.
- Supplier price lists arriving as spreadsheets every week.
- A theme change that breaks something every time.
What changes
- One named engineer who learns your business and answers to you.
- Every piece quoted as a fixed price with a date before it starts.
- Month paid ahead against a cap you set. Cancel at the end of any month.
- You own everything built, code and accounts, from day one.
What a Guild engineer does for a business like yours
- Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Amazon, Etsy, eBay, ShipStation, NetSuite, QuickBooks, Klaviyo, your 3PL
- AI for product data, customer service drafts, catalogue cleanup and demand signals
- Automate inventory, supplier feeds, fulfilment exceptions, returns and reporting
- Custom storefront features, checkout logic and internal tools, maintained after launch
Real pieces of work, with real timelines
What we build, how long it takes.
Each is quoted as a fixed price before it starts and demoed to you every day until it is done. Timelines are typical, not best case.
Supplier feed automation
A day or two
Weekly supplier spreadsheets and emails become automatic price and stock updates, with a review queue for the odd ones and a log of what changed.
Catalogue cleanup with AI
A day or two
Thousands of products get consistent titles, attributes, size charts and descriptions in your voice, reviewed by your team in a spreadsheet before anything publishes.
Fulfilment exception desk
A day or two
Address problems, split shipments, backorders and carrier failures surface in one queue with the fix one click away, instead of being found by the customer.
Customer service drafts
Same day to a day
Every incoming ticket arrives with a drafted reply built from the order, the tracking and your policies. Your team edits and sends. Response time drops by half.
Returns and exchanges portal
About a week
Self-service returns with your rules, labels generated, exchanges that reserve stock, and refunds that post to accounting without anyone touching them.
Margin and reorder report
Same day
True margin by SKU after fees, shipping and returns, and a reorder list based on velocity and lead time, every Monday morning.
Custom checkout or storefront feature
About a week
The configurator, the bundle logic, the B2B pricing tier or the subscription rule the platform does not do out of the box, built properly and kept working through platform updates.
The Guild charter
What every Guild engineer has sworn to.
Invited personally. There is no application form, no bench, and no public listing. You meet engineers inside the platform after we have talked.
Assessed on a recorded working session on a real problem, not a coding puzzle.
Every piece quoted as a fixed price, in writing, before it starts. Overruns are theirs, not yours.
A daily standup, at a time the client chooses, where the engineer demos the finished work from the last twenty-four hours. Every day of the engagement. Progress is shown, not reported.
Built with agentic tools under guardrails, and reviewed by a human before it ships. Speed never skips judgement.
One named person from first call to last commit, with another member to cover if life happens.
Month paid ahead to the Guild's US company. One invoice, one W-9. Cancel at the end of any month. You own the code and the accounts from day one.
Two minutes to start