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We're a small senior studio that builds B2B e-commerce, custom software, mobile apps, and agentic AI systems. Three platform partnerships anchor our e-commerce work: BigCommerce, DynamicWeb, and Sana Commerce. We also ship our own open-core e-commerce engine, Wardenclyffe, for teams that want to self-host. Outside e-commerce we do .NET / .NET MAUI custom builds, integrations, and AI-augmented internal tools.

Yes — we're a Sana-certified partner with deep ERP integration experience (SAP Business One, SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, NAV, GP, AX, F&O), an active BigCommerce partner shipping both Stencil and Catalyst (Next.js) storefronts, and a DynamicWeb solution partner for commerce + CMS + PIM builds.

Wardenclyffe Engine is our own open-core e-commerce platform on .NET 10. Storefront and admin for humans, MCP endpoints for buyer and merchant agents, scoped bulk APIs sized for real catalogs (1.5M rows/min on the pricing import path). Self-hostable: run it on a laptop, a small VPS, or your own hardware. Free in production under $1M annual GMV with no contract and no telemetry.

It's a peer of the three partner platforms, not a replacement. We pick the right tool for the engagement: a partner platform when your needs map cleanly to one (and you want the vendor relationship); Wardenclyffe when you'd rather own the database and binaries, or you specifically want first-class agent endpoints baked into the engine. See Wardenclyffe Engine →

It depends on scope, but typical brackets:

• BigCommerce Stencil storefront with B2B Edition: 6–10 weeks.
• Sana Commerce Cloud build with ERP integration: 12–20 weeks.
• DynamicWeb commerce + CMS + PIM: 14–24 weeks.
• Custom software / mobile MVP: 8–16 weeks.

We start every engagement with a paid discovery sprint (typically 1–2 weeks) so the timeline estimate is grounded in your actual systems, not a sales spreadsheet.

Both. Our sweet spot is mid-market manufacturers and B2B distributors ($10M–$500M revenue), but we've shipped enterprise work and we'll take on the right small-and-growing project. We're a small studio, so we're selective — we only take on what we can do well.

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ProjectThunder is US-headquartered, with senior engineers in the US and Manila. Every engagement is staffed by named senior people you'll meet on the kickoff call — not a rotating bench, not offshore handoffs you didn't sign up for. The same team that scopes your project ships it.

Yes. We offer post-launch retainers ranging from "monthly health check + small enhancements" through "named team on call." We don't ghost projects after go-live — most of our clients have been with us for years.

Yes — that's a current focus area. Microsoft retired Xamarin support in May 2024, and .NET MAUI is the supported successor. We've done several migrations. The work ranges from a clean port (couple weeks) to a deeper rewrite when the original codebase has accumulated technical debt the migration is a chance to clean up.

Both, depending on the work. Discovery and well-scoped builds are usually fixed-bid. Open-ended platform work and post-launch enhancements are usually T&M with monthly soft caps. We'll tell you on the kickoff call which model fits — and why.

We'll tell you. We've referred prospects to other studios many times — it's better for everyone than taking on work we can't do well. Honest "we're not the right hands for this" is part of how we built a 20-year studio.