E-commerce / Retail / Custom Commerce

Zamów Pellet — custom ecommerce for selling heating fuel online

A modern ecommerce solution for the heating fuel industry: pellets, briquettes, and eco-pea coal sold online with logistics automation and strong SEO foundations.

ZamowPellet.comEcommerce / Heating fuel sales / Pellets, briquettes, eco-pea coal2025
Business and industry analysis (heating fuel sales)Ecommerce architecture designOnline store UX/UI designCustom storefront implementationSEO and content structure optimizationLogistics and sales process adaptation
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Overview

For a client from the heating fuel sector, we designed and implemented a modern ecommerce store that enables online sales of pellets, briquettes, and eco-pea coal. The project was designed to support seasonal demand spikes, complex logistics, and strong SEO visibility in a competitive category.

Problem

The heating fuel industry is characterized by strong seasonality, large order volumes, complex logistics, and intense SEO competition. Ready-made ecommerce platforms limited pricing flexibility, delivery logic, catalog structure, and organic growth potential.

Solution

We created a dedicated headless ecommerce store with Next.js as a high-performance storefront and a commerce backend tailored to the specifics of heating fuel sales. The system supports custom logistics, category and offer management, SEO-oriented content structure, and scalability during seasonal peaks.

Business impact

ZamowPellet.com performs well under heavy traffic, enables rapid introduction of new offers and fuel variants, and competes effectively on high-value SEO phrases in the heating fuel market.

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Technology

Next.jsReactTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQLRedisDockerStripePrzelewy24BLIKInPostDPDFurgonetkaCloud Infrastructure

Implementation timeline

  1. 1. Analysis and strategy

    Understanding the business model, product structure, and seasonality

  2. 2. Architecture and UX/UI

    Design of ecommerce logic and the storefront experience

  3. 3. Store implementation

    Custom storefront, catalog, and content architecture

  4. 4. SEO and growth

    Optimization of information architecture and organic visibility

  5. 5. Scaling and operations

    Support for heavier seasonal load and new offers

Client testimonial

Thanks to the custom store, we can manage our heating fuel offer flexibly, respond to seasonality, and compete effectively in Google without the constraints of SaaS platforms.
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FAQ

Why build a custom store instead of using a ready-made platform?

Because the business required more flexibility in product logic, pricing, logistics, SEO structure, and seasonal scaling than SaaS platforms typically allow.

Can this type of ecommerce handle seasonal spikes?

Yes. The architecture was designed for high-load periods, rapid offer updates, and logistics aligned with seasonal demand.

Is SEO really that important in this market?

Yes. In this category, visibility on high-intent search phrases is one of the core growth drivers, so content and technical SEO were an important part of the project.