Build & Development
Sometimes the catalogue does not have the exact thing your store needs. A workflow that is specific to how your business runs, a product that customers must configure before they buy, an integration with a system only you use — these are the moments a ready-made module cannot quite reach. Forcing your shop to fit a tool that was built for someone else is how you end up with workarounds you maintain forever.
Build & Development is where we build the missing piece to your specification, rather than ask you to bend around an existing one. It comes in two shapes: a custom module written for your exact requirement, and a product configurator that lets shoppers assemble and price a made-to-order product themselves. Either way you get open, maintainable code from the people who write our published modules — scoped first, quoted honestly, and designed for maintainability across PrestaShop versions. Read on for when each one fits and how we work.
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A module built for your exact requirement
When you have searched the catalogue and nothing does quite what you need, a custom module is the honest answer — code written for your shop alone instead of a near-match you spend months working around. It might be a pricing rule no standard module supports, a connection to an ERP or supplier feed that only you run, or an admin workflow shaped around how your team actually works.
We scope the requirement with you first, so the quote reflects the real job and the scope is clear before we start. What you receive is open, readable code — no encrypted black box — that your own developer can maintain later if you ever part ways. Because we build against PrestaShop 1.6 through 9 every day, it is written with future PrestaShop upgrades in mind, not just the current version.
Let customers configure made-to-order products
If you sell anything customers must choose options for before it exists — dimensions, materials, mounts, engravings, bundles — a static product page cannot price it and a long list of combinations becomes unmanageable. A product configurator turns that into a guided choice: the shopper picks options, the price assembles live, and a valid, buildable order arrives in your back office.
We set up the option groups, the rules that decide which combinations are allowed, and the live price formula, then wire it to your catalogue so stock and orders stay correct. The result is fewer "can you make it like this?" emails and orders that match what the customer configured — built on the same maintainable code as everything else we ship.
How we build — and where to start
Every build starts from a written scope, not a guess: we agree what it must do, which PrestaShop versions it must run on, and how it fits what you already have, before any code is written. You get open code you own, a working hand-over, and a module that is meant to be maintained — by us or by your own team. We recommend one of our existing modules first whenever it genuinely fits; a custom build is for when it honestly does not.
Not sure a build is the right step? An audit or advisory review often shows whether an existing module, a configuration change, or a small custom piece is the real fix — start at Advisory & Fit or the wider Expert Services hub, and a build follows only when it is the honest answer.
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