B2B e-commerce built for tools, materials and trade brands.
Pixel Studio builds custom B2B e-commerce stores for tool sellers, building-product suppliers, and trade brands: contractor pricing tiers, bulk ordering, quote carts, and net-30 invoicing on a storefront you own outright. $0 upfront, pay on satisfaction, and store infrastructure billed at raw provider cost. Built by construction insiders who ship code.
Updated August 2026
What makes B2B e-commerce different from a retail store?
Contractors don't shop like consumers. They buy in cases, price whole jobs, need someone else's sign-off, and expect terms. A retail theme with a card-only checkout loses them at the first "add to cart." A B2B store meets them with tier pricing, quotes, and invoices.
Sample storefront with demo products and pricing. Yours runs your catalog, your tiers, your brand.
"Contractors don't impulse-buy. They price a job, build a list, and want terms. A store that can't quote an order, hold a cart, or invoice net-30 is a retail store wearing a B2B badge."Yahya Malik · Founder, Pixel Studio
What does a B2B rebuild actually move?
ToolStack Supply, a tools distributor serving Oklahoma and Texas, rebuilt its store with contractor pricing tiers and net-30 invoicing. Average order value went from $11K to $23K. Method: store-wide average order value, measured before vs after the rebuild.
What's in every B2B store we build?
A custom web application on a modern stack: no theme marketplace, no plugin stack, no proprietary platform between you and your buyers. These eight features come standard because they are how contractors actually purchase.
Contractor pricing tiers
Verified accounts see their tier price on every product. You set the tiers; the store enforces them.
Quote carts
Buyers build an order and submit it for pricing. You quote it, they approve in one click.
Net-30 invoicing
Approved accounts check out on terms, not a card. Invoices and balances tracked in the store.
Bulk ordering
Case quantities, pallet pricing, and a fast reorder screen for the products they buy every month.
Account verification
A contractor applies once and you approve. Licenses and resale certificates collected at signup.
Spec-sheet product pages
Pages built like submittals: specs, documents, compatibility, downloads. Not lifestyle fluff.
Search and filters that fit
Filter by spec, brand, size, and application. Built for big catalogs, not twelve t-shirts.
Ownership, end to end
Code, design, content, and catalog data are yours at delivery. No proprietary platform, no lock-in. Our guide to who owns your website covers what to check before you sign with any platform.
What we get asked before a store build.
Selling tools or building materials B2B takes more than a retail cart: contractors expect account pricing, bulk ordering, quote carts, and net-30 terms. Pixel Studio builds those features into a custom storefront on your domain. Buyers browse public prices, then log in to see their tier and order the way they already purchase.
A quote cart lets a buyer build an order and submit it for pricing instead of paying on the spot. Your team reviews it, applies the right tier or project pricing, and returns a quote the buyer can approve in one click. It fits how contractors actually buy: priced per job, approved by someone else.
Contractor pricing tiers and net-30 invoicing are the core of every B2B store we build. You verify an account once, then that buyer sees tier pricing everywhere and can check out on terms instead of a card. Approvals, balances, and invoice records are all part of the build.
A B2B store is included in the Headquarters package: $0 today, $3,500 on satisfaction. Store infrastructure, hosting, and payment processing are billed at raw provider cost with receipts, zero markup. You pay nothing until the finished store is live in front of you and you sign off.
A B2B store build typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, scoped individually before kickoff; catalog size and integrations set the schedule. Milestones go in writing and are billed like a draw schedule, and if we miss one by more than a week, the next phase is on us. The milestone-by-milestone detail is on our process page.
You own the store outright: code, design, content, and product data transfer to you at delivery in a clean Git repo. There is no proprietary CMS and no lock-in, and the catalog exports in open formats. If you move on, the store moves with you.
Price your store rebuild before you commit to anything.
30 minutes. You leave with a teardown of your current site and the 3 fixes we'd make first, yours to keep, even if we never work together.
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