Only Medusa
We do not build Shopify themes or WordPress sites on the side. Every service revolves around Medusa, so the expertise sits in one stack.
Medusa services
The Medusa agency for shops that do not fit a standard platform
Alpha Digital builds, migrates and maintains webshops on Medusa, the open-source commerce engine. For B2B, several stores and countries, and processes that now live in plugins, spreadsheets or emails. From Nijmegen, for companies across Europe.
Why Medusa, why us
No fee on your revenue
Medusa is open source (MIT). On Medusa Cloud you pay a fixed plan with a 0% fee on your revenue. Selling more does not make the platform more expensive.
Your own code and data
The shop, the modules and the data are yours. You can switch hosting or agency later without starting over.
Also after launch
Maintenance, updates and further development are part of it. A shop is never finished, and a Medusa shop certainly is not.
Our Medusa services
One service, one page. So you can see what we do, who it is for and what determines the price.
- Medusa webshop developmentB2C and D2C: a webshop you own, for brands and retailers selling to consumers. Medusa as the engine, a fast Next.js storefront and room for the systems you already run.Custom quote after a free intro call
- Migration to MedusaMoving from WooCommerce, Shopify or Magento, including URLs, products and a plan for what does not come across automatically.Custom quote after a free intro call
- B2B webshopContract prices, company accounts and an ordering flow built around account management, not just a consumer checkout.Custom quote after a free intro call
- IntegrationsERP, PIM, payments, shipping and accounting connected to Medusa, with error handling instead of a silent sync.Custom quote after a free intro call
- Headless Next.js storefrontThe storefront in Next.js, with Medusa as the engine. Fast, indexable, and not tied to a stock theme.Custom quote after a free intro call
- Maintenance and supportUpdates, an eye on hosting and small changes. On weekdays, not a 24/7 helpdesk promising what we cannot deliver.Custom quote after a free intro call
- AI automationAutomating repetitive catalogue and order work, with a person checking the facts before they reach the site.Custom quote after a free intro call
What you get from us
- Well-founded advice: does Medusa fit, or is cleaning up your current shop enough?
- A data mapping of products, customers, orders and URLs, with a redirect plan.
- The Medusa backend with the modules and custom work your processes require.
- Your own Next.js storefront, fast and without a theme you will have to tear down later.
- Integrations with ERP, PIM, WMS, payments and shipping, tested with real data.
- Clear agreements on hosting, management, updates and further development.
Who it is for, and who it is not for
Medusa fits if
- you serve business customers with their own prices, quotes or approvals;
- you want to manage several stores, brands or countries from one backend;
- revenue fees, apps or plugins have become a clear cost item;
- integrations with ERP, WMS or PIM must run reliably;
- you want to own the code and data yourself.
Choose something else if
- you have a small B2C shop with standard products;
- you want to go live fast without an agency or developer for the long term;
- the pain is mainly an outdated theme;
- you want your point of sale and webshop in one off-the-shelf system.
We will say so in an intro call too.
Our approach
Step 1
Intro call
You show us what you use today and where it pinches. We tell you honestly whether Medusa fits, or whether cleaning up is enough.
Step 2
Discovery
Data, processes, integrations and URLs mapped out. That gives the scope and a custom quote.
Step 3
Build
Medusa backend, modules, integrations and your own storefront, in short rounds you can test.
Step 4
Launch
Testing with real data, redirects, a cut-over at a quiet moment and a fallback plan.
Step 5
Further development
Monitoring, updates and new features, based on what happens in practice.
Migrating to Medusa, from any platform
Honest comparisons with prices as of 5 November 2026 and sources. Including where the other platform is better.
- ComparisonShopify vs MedusaRevenue fees, apps and a checkout you can only customise on Plus.
- ComparisonWooCommerce vs MedusaPlugins that clash and several shops running separately.
- ComparisonMagento / Adobe Commerce vs MedusaRevenue-based licence and mandatory upgrades.
- ComparisonPrestaShop vs MedusaModule subscriptions per store and integrations that could be better.
- ComparisonLightspeed eCom vs MedusaLimits on variants, languages and B2B per plan.
- GuideMigrating to MedusaWhy and how, in six steps.
Medusa in practice
Customer stories published by Medusa itself, with their figures and a link to the source. These are not Alpha Digital projects.
- Medusa customer story · from Shopify PlusHealthleticAccording to Medusa, paid about €22,300 per month (source: 25,000 US dollars) in platform and transaction costs on Shopify Plus. Migrated in phases; about 30% higher checkout conversion in the first month.Source: medusajs.com
- Medusa customer story · from ShopifyEight SleepHigh costs and limited control over the backend became a bottleneck. Phased migration, starting with fulfilment, completed within four months.Source: medusajs.com
- Medusa customer story · from WooCommerceTeklaConversion up 70% compared with the WooCommerce solution, from two to more than fifty markets, ERP switched within a month.Source: medusajs.com
- Medusa customer story · from WooCommercePatyna34% more traffic and 30% shorter time-to-market for new features after the switch, with partner Rigby.Source: medusajs.com
- Medusa customer story · from MagentoEKIDutch foam and rubber manufacturer with 9,000+ B2B customers in 42 countries and 20 million+ product configurations.Source: medusajs.com
- Medusa customer story · from New platformPartbaseB2B distribution platform in 26 EU markets with 500,000+ products, built in five months by two founders.Source: medusajs.com
Sources consulted on 5 November 2026. Dollar amounts converted at that day’s ECB rate (1 euro = 1.1224 US dollars).
More insights
- Migrating to Medusa: why, and how to do it right
- From WooCommerce to Medusa: when a migration pays off
- What a headless Next.js storefront does and does not solve
- All articles
Where we are
Alpha Digital, Stationsplein 26, 6512 AB Nijmegen, the Netherlands. We work with companies across Europe, mostly remotely. Prefer to talk? Request a callback.
What does a Medusa agency do?
A Medusa agency builds and maintains webshops on Medusa: the backend with modules and integrations, a custom storefront (Next.js in our case), the migration from another platform and the management afterwards.
Who is Medusa suitable for?
For shops with their own processes: B2B with negotiated prices, several stores or countries, a non-standard checkout or integrations with ERP and WMS. For a small B2C shop with standard products, Shopify or WooCommerce is usually cheaper.
What does Medusa cost?
The software is free (MIT). Medusa Cloud is a fixed monthly plan with a 0% fee on your revenue; see medusajs.com for current pricing. The largest cost is the build: storefront, modules and integrations. We give a custom quote after a free intro call.
Can you move my current shop to Medusa?
Yes, from Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, Lightspeed or a custom platform. We do it in phases where possible, with data mapping and 301 redirects. We do not guarantee a Google ranking.
Can you build one shop for several European countries?
Yes. Medusa has regions, currencies, tax settings and sales channels in its core, so several countries, languages and brands can run from one backend. Shingyo, our own case, sells across Europe.
Does everything have to be custom-built?
No. Medusa has standard modules for products, pricing, inventory, orders, regions and customer groups, plus an official B2B starter. You only build custom work for what sets you apart, such as the print proof approval and the quote engine at Shingyo.
Can Medusa run alongside our ERP, PIM or WMS?
Yes. ERP, PIM and WMS can stay the source of truth; Medusa talks to them through APIs and workflows. At Shingyo, Medusa is connected to the warehouse software Picqer. Which integration you need and who owns which data, we agree before the build.
Are the customer stories on this page your projects?
No. The stories under 'Medusa in practice' were published by Medusa, with their figures and a link to the source. Our own work is on the cases page, starting with Shingyo.
Where are you based?
At Stationsplein 26 in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. We work with companies across Europe, mostly remotely, in English or Dutch.
Free intro call
What is your challenge?
Twelve shops that need to become one, an ERP that sets the price, or a checkout that does not do what you want. Tell us in one call. You will hear honestly whether Medusa fits.
Based in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, working with companies across Europe. How we work with European teams.